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Posted: 8/27/2008 8:10:24 PM EDT
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I am planning on building a krink using a Yugo M92 kit or a Bulgy krink kit. My dilemma is that I'm undecided on either purchasing a "virgin kit" or a demilled kit. The virgin kit is obviously going to require more time and skill he Is it wise to go with a virgin or demilled kit for my first build? I plan on avoiding the SBR/NFA paperwork so I will likely add a barrel extension or a long permanently attached flash suppressor. I also plan on going with a bent receiver from Nodakspud or a flat from akbuilders. Does anyone know of a more suitable choice for the receiver? Have any of you recently undertaken a project like this? Any comments would help. Thanks in advance.... B- |
Thanks for the input.... I will go with the demilled kit, probably from ORF provided they have them in stock. I noticed they are running around $650. Anyhow, again I appreciate all the helpful feedback. If any one else would like to continue posting comments I appreciate it.Thx, B- |
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K-Var has de-milled Bulgarian's on sale till Friday Sept 5th for 15% off Just get yourself a Nodak Spud receiver and don't look back You are also going to need a barrel extension and a set of Bulgarian Rivets, you can get that from K-Var too I built my Krink on Monday, I just wish I would have built it a couple of years ago |
| I'm confused. If you're bulidng a Krink, but have no intention of going SBR, then why not just get a 74? I'm still pretty new to this game and I'm having a Krink built, right now, but I have every intention of going SBR, that is why I got the Krink. I was under the impression a Krink was a SBRed 74. Can someone explain? |
wait, what? 
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bikeman543, I think because the Krinkov is a coveted weapon....it has the obvious appeal. A lot of people for varios reasons don't SBR their new Krink builds immediately but have plans to eventually put it on a Form 1 and pay the stamp at a later time. Two ways of doing this is to make it a pistol or add a permanent barrel extension (can or long flash suppressor) by pinning/welding it in place and then removing it at a later time. Either way the person avoids making an immediate decision to register his or her weapon. Hope this helps... |
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Since it looks like that you are going to be doing the assembly. I highly recomend that you go with a 100% reciver. click here This one in perticular Model NDS-1KP with plate "Premium" 7.62x39 AKM receiver. Fits AK74 style sidefolder stock. |
One more option is to put a 16" barrel on it if you can find one. |
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I did 4 Bulgy AKS-74U Krink K-Var kits. Bulgy is the way to go in my opinion, I like the 5.45 cartridge less recoil and ammo is cheap. My vote is for demilled Bulgy kit with NDS-2SF premium receiver with reinforcement plate. Also thanks for the heads up on the sale at K-Var! MUST HAVE MORE BULGY KRINKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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