AK63F Elite Rifle W/ Rail

AK63F Elite Rifle W/ Rail AK63F Elite Rifle W/ Rail Imported AK63F Parts FB Radom Cold Hammer Forged and Chrome Line Barrel 1:9.45 Twist Childers U.S. Made Receiver Hungarian Selector markings 14mm x 1 left hand barrel threads Bayonet lug Side Optic Rail Original Surplus Hungarian wood stock set, will show ding, dents and blemishes consistent with a surplus condition stock set New Manganese Phosphate finish with Black Teflon Top Coat U.S. Fire Control Group 1 Year Warranty Hungarian AK63F Elite Rifle W/ Rail. Built by the skilled team at Atlantic Arms MFG. using Original AK63F parts kits and some new US parts to be 922r Compliant. These rifles are built from original imported AK63F parts kits coupled with a new FB Radom cold hammer forged barrel and chrome lined barrel and a New Childers Guns U.S. made Receiver. The original fire control group is also been modified to Semi Auto function and used in the build to provide the correct fire control geometry and match the original look. Comes with side optic rail so you can add a mount and optic of your choice. The combination of Unique parts and quality of build make this a rare rifle model for your AK collection. The rifles each rifle is test fired and checked for straightness. Please note these are built with surplus parts and will show signs of character. The stock sets should be considered battlefield pick/surplus condition. Comes with a 1 year warranty and 1-30 round magazine. The Hungarian AK63F Rifle is a rare model with very few imported into the US. This series was almost identical to the Soviet built AKM/AKMS rifles. Chambered in 7.62x39 the AK-63, also known as the AMM is a Hungarian version of the AKM assault rifle that was manufactured in Hungary by the FEG state weapons plant. Hungarian Forces currently use it as an infantry weapon and most branches of the Hungarian Defense Forces. The AK-63 series replaces the well known Hungarian AMD-65 rifle. Iraq was a large customer of the AK-63 and used during both Gulf Wars and also seen on the nightly news footage of troops surrendering their AK rifles to Coalition forces.