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I'm reading a book I just got today - Joe Poyer's Kalashnikov Rifles and Their Variations. He describes one AK that US troops captured in Iraq.
The AK began as a Russian-manufactured AKM. The receiver had at some point been repaired in Bulgaria, as it had Bulgarian depot-level maintenance markings. The top cover had been replaced with an AK-47 top cover. The barrel had been replaced with a Romanian-made AKM barrel. The sights had been replaced with AK-47 sights of unknown origin.
How many critters like that do you think would be running around in T2K I'd say that kind of thing would be rampant!
The AK began as a Russian-manufactured AKM. The receiver had at some point been repaired in Bulgaria, as it had Bulgarian depot-level maintenance markings. The top cover had been replaced with an AK-47 top cover. The barrel had been replaced with a Romanian-made AKM barrel. The sights had been replaced with AK-47 sights of unknown origin.
How many critters like that do you think would be running around in T2K I'd say that kind of thing would be rampant!
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