Mikhail’s venerable Avtomat was designed in the days when ‘optics’ meant ‘eyeballs.’ Like most of the weapons of the Great Patriotic War, the AK is stubbornly resistant to scope mounting. GG&G’s new quick-detach scope mount puts an Aimpoint-style optic so low over the dust cover that it actually co-witnesses with the AK’s iron sights . . .
It’s a little too low to be a ‘lower 1/4’ co-witness, but you’ll still have access to the iron sights if your battery dies or your red dot gets washed out in bright daylight.
MSRP is about $160, not including the scope. Vendor’s website here.
Wow you guys done gone full Texan. Nice hat cowboy!!!
We’ve secretly exchanged their gourmet coffee for Taster’s Choice. Let’s see if anyone notices.
@RF
Do a search, there are a few Indian firearms companies making revolvers just for women in India.
Women in India are also getting firearms training. Just like the who shot playing the knockout game, many of these rapes will stop when they have a few dead rapist in India who died at the hands of a good women with a gun.
Did they say it was gonna be around $300?
Its got a titanium cylinder, figured that alone would call a bit of a premium.
As to those bashing Taurus because its a Taurus….meh
Taurus has been flawless for me with the past 6 or 7 guns ive bought from them. (24/7 G2, Millenium G2, PT709, PT1911, Raging Judge Magnum, PT145)
Great guns for the money IMO. I own many guns and enjoy higher end firearms but Taurus has been nothing but good for me over the years, and generally much cheaper than others
Libturds.
I just bought one of these for my N-PAP from Zastava, from Midwest, less money. I’m not too concerned about the battery on an Aimpoint going down, and the quick throw lever makes it a breeze to remove and oh, yes, it costs a lot less than GG&G’s product. I also liked the fact that using this did not require me to remove any of the wood furniture which I think makes any AK variant look great. It’s all about the look, don’t you know?
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They don’t call it disposable income for nothing.
We need to do this for the children.
“NYAGV Executive Director Leah Gunn Barrett said, “The first anniversary of the historic NY SAFE Act is an important moment to take stock of the great progress New York has made and the important work yet to be done.”
If you want a clearer indicator of what “compromise,” “common sense solutions” and “progress” really mean, I’m not sure where to find one.
The anti RKBA movement will not stop until the right has been either repealed or regulated out of existence. Period. They must be stopped. No compromise, no niceties, no politeness, no common ground, no “discussion,” “dialogue” or “common sense solutions (by their definition, of course).”
No quarter, no mercy, no prisoners.