Hopefully this time with less controversy....
I present to you THE rifle of the 20th century and still holding strong in the 21st...the AKM-47.
This one is a little bit more special than what youve seen at your local gun shop. Due to an arms agreement between the US and Russia, Soviet/Russian military arms are banned from import in this country and consequently very rare. This particular rifle is a Soviet made 1977 model AKM-47. Its history is unique. It was originally produced by the Soviets and then later sold to the Iranians at some point. Possibly seeing action in the Iranian-Iraq War.
The Iranians, being hostile towards Israel, then sold the rifle to the terrorist group, PLO or Palestinian Liberation Organization. Along with the help from another anti-Israel terror group, Hezzbollah this AKM along with many others, rockets, missiles, mines and explosives were loaded onto a cargo ship off a Iranian Island.
Luckily on January 3rd, Israeli Commandos intercepted the ship in the Red Sea with out firing a shot and the estimated $15,000,000 worth of weapons were not distributed to the terrorists. Instead one lucky rifle ended up at my house!
The rifle is all matching minus the gas tube and is built on a matching serial #ed Nodak Spud receiver. Shes so purdy...
I present to you THE rifle of the 20th century and still holding strong in the 21st...the AKM-47.
This one is a little bit more special than what youve seen at your local gun shop. Due to an arms agreement between the US and Russia, Soviet/Russian military arms are banned from import in this country and consequently very rare. This particular rifle is a Soviet made 1977 model AKM-47. Its history is unique. It was originally produced by the Soviets and then later sold to the Iranians at some point. Possibly seeing action in the Iranian-Iraq War.
The Iranians, being hostile towards Israel, then sold the rifle to the terrorist group, PLO or Palestinian Liberation Organization. Along with the help from another anti-Israel terror group, Hezzbollah this AKM along with many others, rockets, missiles, mines and explosives were loaded onto a cargo ship off a Iranian Island.
Luckily on January 3rd, Israeli Commandos intercepted the ship in the Red Sea with out firing a shot and the estimated $15,000,000 worth of weapons were not distributed to the terrorists. Instead one lucky rifle ended up at my house!
The rifle is all matching minus the gas tube and is built on a matching serial #ed Nodak Spud receiver. Shes so purdy...
