Century Arms WASR-10 (7.62x39mm)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @gooduser111
    @gooduser111 Год назад +10

    Nothing beats a good ol ak

    • @GigatonsGunworks
      @GigatonsGunworks  Год назад +3

      Haha! I knew you would chime in, you love that AK platform 😄

  • @skateboard_steez
    @skateboard_steez 5 месяцев назад +2

    I have the same one but it didn’t come with the cleaning rod… any Idea of where I can find the right one that fits! Great rifle and I’m happy with my purchase. I love it!👏🏾👍🏾

    • @GigatonsGunworks
      @GigatonsGunworks  5 месяцев назад +2

      I've never seen a WASR-10 at any store include the cleaning rod. They don't ship with them as far as I'm aware and I also bought mine separately. You can just order any AK cleaning rod between 15.75" to 16" and it will fit in the slot just fine. I've seen them cost anywhere between $10 - $20. Mine was $10 and is a generic steel one that's 15.75". I'm glad to hear you are enjoying yours! Good luck 😄

    • @skateboard_steez
      @skateboard_steez 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@GigatonsGunworks Thank you! I appreciate it! 👍🏾

  • @2000rayc
    @2000rayc Год назад

    also what happened to all the metal targets this place use to have? that was the best part

  • @jjc6evil
    @jjc6evil Год назад

    Can the wooden stock be switched with a side folding stock?

    • @GigatonsGunworks
      @GigatonsGunworks  Год назад +1

      Yes, you can remove the factory wooden stock and install a side folding stock and there are a number of options available. If I wanted to go that route, I would probably choose a 1913 picatinny adapter in order to have some versatility.

  • @2000rayc
    @2000rayc Год назад +1

    ):19 same ammo i was shooting and he bugged me about it. guess his loser ass just wanted me to leave. cuz i was next to all fudds with lame bolt actions

    • @GigatonsGunworks
      @GigatonsGunworks  Год назад

      It's possible you had a newer range officer on duty that's less experienced or not familiar with Wolf's Polyformance product and just assumes any ammo with a steel case also has a steel core. In the future, you could ask your range to do a "magnet test" on your projectiles to prove it's range safe. Wolf Polyformance is definately lead core so the projectile will not stick to the magnet and it'll pass with flying colors. Good luck to you.