First AEG?
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Deva
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You'll be looking at either of these two I would have thought:
http://actionhobbies.co.uk/SRC-M4-A1-Carbi...ne_AQODU.aspx?0
http://actionhobbies.co.uk/SRC-SR36C-2-Tone_AQODT.aspx?0
http://actionhobbies.co.uk/SRC-M4-A1-Carbi...ne_AQODU.aspx?0
http://actionhobbies.co.uk/SRC-SR36C-2-Tone_AQODT.aspx?0
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He ain't got one, but sshh i didnt say that
and im coming up empty on two tone ak's <_<
so at a guess you will have to get a retailer to spray one for you
whats your preference of ak 47/74, solid/folding stock, etc??
tom
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:LHe ain't got one, but sshh i didnt say that
and im coming up empty on two tone ak's <_<
so at a guess you will have to get a retailer to spray one for you
whats your preference of ak 47/74, solid/folding stock, etc??
tom
47 or the 74 I cant really tell the difference from the pics and a folding stock would be handy but I can live with solid.
If you're really set on an AK - Classic Army have a very wide selection of AKs, I suggest you have a look around.
Their Sportline is very handy, in that prices start at £100, and several Sportline starter packages include Kalshnikovs. Starter sets - have an AEG, goggles (but only eye, not full face) battery & charger and a sling.
Differences in 47/74 -
.74 has a different muzzle/fash hider (the real steel version, this vents gases slightly to the right)
.74 as a thinner, plastic mag (can be different colours - some are orange, others brown). The 47 mags are big, usually metal and have the 3 metal rims running down the side.
I believe the folding stocks on the 47/74 are different, but I'm not completely sure (as AKs are not my 'thing') - I know one can fold sideways (onto the reciever) the other folds under the gun (and locks in place over the mags) A full stock (on the AK) has the advantage that you can fit a larger battery in, and thus play longer without having to change the battery.
But, no-one seems to supply CA stuff 2Toned, so you'll have to pay extra for that.
Their Sportline is very handy, in that prices start at £100, and several Sportline starter packages include Kalshnikovs. Starter sets - have an AEG, goggles (but only eye, not full face) battery & charger and a sling.
Differences in 47/74 -
.74 has a different muzzle/fash hider (the real steel version, this vents gases slightly to the right)
.74 as a thinner, plastic mag (can be different colours - some are orange, others brown). The 47 mags are big, usually metal and have the 3 metal rims running down the side.
I believe the folding stocks on the 47/74 are different, but I'm not completely sure (as AKs are not my 'thing') - I know one can fold sideways (onto the reciever) the other folds under the gun (and locks in place over the mags) A full stock (on the AK) has the advantage that you can fit a larger battery in, and thus play longer without having to change the battery.
But, no-one seems to supply CA stuff 2Toned, so you'll have to pay extra for that.
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Rock-climby-Dave
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You won't be able to buy it from them direct.
try theses:
http://www.actionhobbies.co.uk/AK47-Variants_B22NRP.aspx ask them for twon toen
http://www.fire-support.co.uk/category.php...r=&stpos=10 will TT anything for £20. just add it to your basket when you click checkout
try theses:
http://www.actionhobbies.co.uk/AK47-Variants_B22NRP.aspx ask them for twon toen
http://www.fire-support.co.uk/category.php...r=&stpos=10 will TT anything for £20. just add it to your basket when you click checkout
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*glares* quiet, you!
yeah, works a treat, thanks.
yeah, works a treat, thanks.
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