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Posted: 9/4/2014 9:44:28 PM EDT
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How is the accuracy on the m92/85's with the arm brace on them. Would a mini draco have greater accuracy because of its sights?
Looking to pull the trigger on an ak pistol. I would be running the arm brace and was wondering which would be better. Has anyone had trouble with the 85's and the mag well adapter? |
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I took my M85 out last weekend for the first time. I kept ordering stuff for it so I kept putting off taking it out until more stuff came in for it. Out of the box the iron sights were shooting a little low at 25 yards. I plan on putting a red dot on it so I didn't take the time to adjust the iron sights. I flipped the rear sight to the longer distance notch marked 4 and it was closer to being on target. I then tried hitting a steel plate at 100 yards and I was consistently hitting the plate. I was more than satisfied. One of the accessories I'd been waiting on was a Manticore Arms Nightbrake. The difference the Nightbrake made was very impressive. With it on the felt recoil was drastically reduced and there was zero muzzle climb. We put a little over 100 rounds through it. I had one cheap AR magazine that kept refusing to feed but once we eliminated that magazine it worked flawlessly. I would buy another M85 like this without hesitation (and may just do that).  |
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The M92's are a bit "beefy" not as light or thin as you would think a "pistol" AK would be.
The Draco is thinner, and lighter and a little shorter . I also think its not as well finished as the Yugo's. Yugos are almost certainly something better as an SBR - to heavy to shoot well as its pistol form. All are cool and fun Can't go wrong really . |
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I'm wondering this myself.
The only hangup is humongous muzzle flash on the Mini and the special rubber "buffer" it needs in it. I had a M92 I sold for a great price. it was a heavy little SOB for the size. I'm also deliberating on a M85, but 5.56 is more expensive and loses a lot of velocity. |
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I took my M85 out last weekend for the first time. I kept ordering stuff for it so I kept putting off taking it out until more stuff came in for it. Out of the box the iron sights were shooting a little low at 25 yards. I plan on putting a red dot on it so I didn't take the time to adjust the iron sights. I flipped the rear sight to the longer distance notch marked 4 and it was closer to being on target. I then tried hitting a steel plate at 100 yards and I was consistently hitting the plate. I was more than satisfied. One of the accessories I'd been waiting on was a Manticore Arms Nightbrake. The difference the Nightbrake made was very impressive. With it on the felt recoil was drastically reduced and there was zero muzzle climb. We put a little over 100 rounds through it. I had one cheap AR magazine that kept refusing to feed but once we eliminated that magazine it worked flawlessly. I would buy another M85 like this without hesitation (and may just do that). http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/tt141/tchick_bucket/Firearms/1996B256-E9A8-46C0-B8AA-7962FED7063E.jpg Is that a arm brace modified it looks longer? I ask because I just bought a m85 myself. |
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Is that a arm brace modified it looks longer? I ask because I just bought a m85 myself. Quoted:
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I took my M85 out last weekend for the first time. I kept ordering stuff for it so I kept putting off taking it out until more stuff came in for it. Out of the box the iron sights were shooting a little low at 25 yards. I plan on putting a red dot on it so I didn't take the time to adjust the iron sights. I flipped the rear sight to the longer distance notch marked 4 and it was closer to being on target. I then tried hitting a steel plate at 100 yards and I was consistently hitting the plate. I was more than satisfied. One of the accessories I'd been waiting on was a Manticore Arms Nightbrake. The difference the Nightbrake made was very impressive. With it on the felt recoil was drastically reduced and there was zero muzzle climb. We put a little over 100 rounds through it. I had one cheap AR magazine that kept refusing to feed but once we eliminated that magazine it worked flawlessly. I would buy another M85 like this without hesitation (and may just do that). http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/tt141/tchick_bucket/Firearms/1996B256-E9A8-46C0-B8AA-7962FED7063E.jpg Is that a arm brace modified it looks longer? I ask because I just bought a m85 myself. The poster of that M85 explains elsewhere that he made/bought the aluminum piece on there for a spacer.. Others buy the KAK supertube and remove the SB47 tube, and simply replace the std tube with the KAK for an extra inch. |
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