Reduced Accuracy if the Ak's - Page 2

Rhino · 2006-06-05, 16:53

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Originally Posted by Army Musician

What do you mean new image consultant, Thats just a quick sketch in paint thats all

like gaz said, your hired

~~Malik~~ · 2006-06-05, 17:02

I don't suggest you apply for the role of "Sarcasm Consultant".

SiN|ScarFace · 2006-06-05, 17:10

lol

Zaitzev-A- · 2006-06-05, 18:23

Most of you tend to refer to the Ak-family as as the same regardles of wherever they are made. AK's are made all over the world from China to east-europe and even the USA. Some well made AK's are very accurate and good weapons. Other AK's are a piece of crap when it comes to accuracy and quality. They look more or less the same , have the same handling and most of them will go Bang when you want them to. But as I said they are completely different weapons when it comes to using them.

Thats probably why there are so many different opinions on this rifle.

Army Musician · 2006-06-05, 21:14

good answer!

~~the.ultimate.maverick~~ · 2006-06-05, 21:16

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Originally Posted by Zaitzev-A-

Most of you tend to refer to the Ak-family as as the same regardles of wherever they are made. AK's are made all over the world from China to east-europe and even the USA. Some well made AK's are very accurate and good weapons. Other AK's are a piece of crap when it comes to accuracy and quality. They look more or less the same , have the same handling and most of them will go Bang when you want them to. But as I said they are completely different weapons when it comes to using them.

Thats probably why there are so many different opinions on this rifle.

I think you'll find your wrong - under weapons licenses most legal changes are cosmetic. If you change the internals of the weapon you are breaking the contract and can be liable for up to 4million USD of fine PER weapon produced

SiN|ScarFace · 2006-06-05, 21:17

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Originally Posted by the.ultimate.maverick

I think you'll find your wrong - under weapons licenses most legal changes are cosmetic. If you change the internals of the weapon you are breaking the contract and can be liable for up to 4million USD of fine PER weapon produced

and if they are not produced nor sold in the USA then what?

~~the.ultimate.maverick~~ · 2006-06-05, 21:19

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Originally Posted by SiN|ScarFace

and if they are not produced nor sold in the USA then what?

It doesn't matter where they are produce mate - that is a simple legal penalty (international).

Skullening.Chris · 2006-06-05, 21:19

Hehe, when was the last time China cared about breaking other country's copyright laws? :P

~~the.ultimate.maverick~~ · 2006-06-05, 21:21

Well they need foreign money atm so they are sticking VERY closely to international trade law. The 03 is an AK basic and to change it to a 5.8 barrel etc, the Chinese had formal discussions/negotiations and indeed a contract before continuing.

2006-06-05, 18:23	#14
Zaitzev-A- Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 26	Most of you tend to refer to the Ak-family as as the same regardles of wherever they are made. AK's are made all over the world from China to east-europe and even the USA. Some well made AK's are very accurate and good weapons. Other AK's are a piece of crap when it comes to accuracy and quality. They look more or less the same , have the same handling and most of them will go Bang when you want them to. But as I said they are completely different weapons when it comes to using them. Thats probably why there are so many different opinions on this rifle.
Zaitzev-A- Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 26

2006-06-05, 17:02	#12
~~Malik~~ Banned Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,676 Location: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern I	I don't suggest you apply for the role of "Sarcasm Consultant".

2006-06-05, 17:10	#13
SiN\|ScarFace Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 5,818 United States of America Location: Murica	lol

2006-06-05, 21:14	#15
Army Musician Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,038 United Kingdom Location: Monmouthshire	good answer!

2006-06-05, 21:19	#19
Skullening.Chris Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1,407 Location: Alamo City	Hehe, when was the last time China cared about breaking other country's copyright laws? :P

2006-06-05, 21:21	#20
~~the.ultimate.maverick~~ Banned Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1,229	Well they need foreign money atm so they are sticking VERY closely to international trade law. The 03 is an AK basic and to change it to a 5.8 barrel etc, the Chinese had formal discussions/negotiations and indeed a contract before continuing.