[C19fan]

Kalashnikov shifted production to the US due to economic sanctions against Russia.

[Army Air Corps]

I can see the Ad campaign now.
Take “Anarchy in the UK” and adjust the lyrics to “AK in the USA”.

[StoneWall Brigade]

Ping

[WayneS]

The Kalashnikov USA web site provides a menu of two rifles and two shotguns, all semiautomatics. One of the rifles features a curved, banana-style high-capacity magazine with 30 rounds.

Yeah, the one with the "curved" magazine! That'S the REALLY dangerous one!

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[WayneS]

I wonder how many Rubles one of those will set me back.

[wastedyears]

“Assault rifle”

Anything used as a weapon is an ‘assault’ weapon. “Assault rifle” is just a scary moniker the media and communists attached to any rifle that “looks scary.”

The only ones that are in use today are semi-auto, bolt-action, lever-action, and if you have $20,000 and a Class III permit, full-autos.

We need to take back the language. The communists have owned it for far too long. I think Ted Cruz should connect with John Lott and maybe get him to start stumping for him. I don’t remember the guy’s name from GOA, but maybe him too.

[Billthedrill]

Kalashnikov - now Made In America! What a country...

[Will88]

The company has not told CNNMoney where that factory is located.

Now that's weird. Wonder if it's a factory or if they'e subcontracting. I think Kalashnikov has started production in Venezuela as planned.

[RayChuang88]

But why? The AK-47's and AK-74's are notorious for barrel climb when firing in full automatic mode. Reliable yes, but accurate, no.

[Terry L Smith]

Oh yeah, that ‘curved magazine’ really looks neat-o, doesn’t it?????

I bet after the local clusterbuck called ‘jade helm’ gets finished in your area, ya’s jus’ might want a few of those neat-o magazines!!!

Of course, though, the AK looks so much better in wood and steel, like the age-old-tried-and-true lever action rifle, before Mossberg brought out that abortive messy plastic version!

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[libstripper]

Please go to the linked Kalashnikov website and check out the specs for the US made rifle. Turns out the US version has a bolt that can be locked back. The older AKs and the VEPR II I had before the TBA did not allow the bolts to be locked back, a serious defect when cleaning and when at a range at cease fire time when weapons are supposed to be cleared and bolts to be locked back.

[Lurker]

I believe Century Arms has been manufacturing a milled receiver version in the U.S., Nevada IIRC, for a couple of years now.

[SkyDancer]

I heard that those Romanian AK’s use a stamped receiver. Are those made here machined? The Romanian ones I see at gun shows sure look cheaply made.

[Kartographer]

Modern Rifle US132Z

[McGruff]

Would you like to see my weapon?

[NorthMountain]

One of the rifles features a curved, banana-style high-capacity standard capacity magazine with 30 rounds

CNN is FOS

[JimRed]

Isn’t 30 rounds the standard for AKs? They’re calling it high-capacity.

[Mathews]

929.00 for the 132z. Just spoke with one of the reps. Cusses like a sailor... My kind of guy.

[absalom01]

Mikhail Kalashnikov. Now there was a worthy enemy. And a darn clever engineer.