My new toy.

[Guest page90lx]

My new (used) mak-90 just got it for 385.00, now to tell momma.

anyone know where is the best place to order a new stock set from

Edited August 28, 2008 by page90lx

[Guest tnmale46]

nice

[10Kilr]

Sweet!

Check out Tapco, fast shipping. You might check out the Ace and K-Var stock too. Or you could just sell it to me.

http://www.riflestocks.com/AKAccessories.htm

http://www.k-var.com/shop/

http://www.tapco.com/

http://www.warriortalk.com/---- also has alot of AK info.

[RWF]

Be sure you tell the wife before i get to go back to work, i sure would hate to see you all banged up. no one would believe that you wrecked your 3 wheeler.

[The Average Joe]

Nice.....I need to get myself on o' those...

[Guest page90lx]

Be sure you tell the wife before i get to go back to work, i sure would hate to see you all banged up. no one would believe that you wrecked your 3 wheeler.

Thanks for your support Robert , Besides yall know I dont have one so i have got to come up with somthing new to blame the bruises on.

[herr.baer]

Nice.

[mousegunner]

I like it, and $385 is a good deal on any AK these days. The MAK90 is well known for quality workmanship and a good trigger. My advice is to learn to love the stock. If you switch it out you will end up changing all kinds of things to get the "right" number of USA made parts, which means you will have to dump the fine Chinese trigger. If the thumbhole is a bit the wrong shape for your hand, just file it out and revarnish.

[RWF]

Thanks for your support Robert , Besides yall know I dont have one so i have got to come up with somthing new to blame the bruises on.

happy to be here for you.

[ShaunM]

I like the rifle. I want one!!!

[Guest page90lx]

I like it, and $385 is a good deal on any AK these days. The MAK90 is well known for quality workmanship and a good trigger. My advice is to learn to love the stock. If you switch it out you will end up changing all kinds of things to get the "right" number of USA made parts, which means you will have to dump the fine Chinese trigger. If the thumbhole is a bit the wrong shape for your hand, just file it out and revarnish.

Thanks for the info i had one about 15 years ago and had to sell it and did not get to play with it and only got to shoot it but once ,but only paid 175.00 brand new way back when

[csaxj3]

In regards to the parts count, who may I ask will ever know, and who will ever want to check a firearm for compliance. Just wondering?

[Guest Wilson1]

Good deal at $385.00 - I would have been on that. The Tapco G2 trigger group is a VERY good, practically drop in unit (hint - get the retainer plate instead of using that damn shepherd's crook retainer - ask me how I know!). G2 FCG counts as 3 U.S. parts. You should be able to have your choice of stocks then - K-Var has good U.S. ones (Warsaw length and Nato length). I put a G2 FCG and a K-Var Nato stock set on my SAR-1 - trigger is so much better than the one it came with. Also have the G2 in my Yugo.

A quick internet AK compliance search will let you know how to remain compliant.

Best of luck to ya,

Mike