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Posted: 11/11/2008 7:58:47 PM EDT
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Well here is my second AK I've purchased. WASR 10/63 from Henderson Defense. I had a Maadi until last year, but sold it for an AR purchase. Then I missed having an AK, so I went for the WASR. Cheap, but fun! Only fired 60 rounds so far. No jams. Pretty rough action, but I am sure it will smooth out over time. Little bit of that mag wobble, but overall I am pretty happy with it.  |
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Only fired 60 rounds so far. No jams. Pretty rough action, but I am sure it will smooth out over time. Little bit of that mag wobble, but overall I am pretty happy with it. I have over 2,000 rounds through my WASR and it still sounds like there's rocks in the action. But, it runs like a champ. Congrats on the new rifle! |
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I just got mine from them Mon. I really like your stain. I think I am going to have to do that. It looks a lot better than mine.
Anyway, I cleaned, oiled it and took it to the range on Mon and again today. My first impression was that the action was a little rough and the mags kind of stuck a little. After about 100-150 rounds Both of these things seemed to go away. It is operating better and better. I have now fired 400 rounds of wolf threw it with out a single hiccup. So after 3 days of owning it I am still very happy I bought it. It’s defiantly not a show piece, but it’s cheap and seems to be reliable. This is the finish as it comes from Henderson if anyone cares. Also you will see it has a Raddlock bullet button on it. 
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I just got mine from them Mon. I really like your stain. I think I am going to have to do that. It looks a lot better than mine. Anyway, I cleaned, oiled it and took it to the range on Mon and again today. My first impression was that the action was a little rough and the mags kind of stuck a little. After about 100-150 rounds Both of these things seemed to go away. It is operating better and better. I have now fired 400 rounds of wolf threw it with out a single hiccup. So after 3 days of owning it I am still very happy I bought it. It’s defiantly not a show piece, but it’s cheap and seems to be reliable. This is the finish as it comes from Henderson if anyone cares. Also you will see it has a Raddlock bullet button on it.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3285/3026251484_795c2871f2.jpg Why does your Henderon rifle have the Raddlock and some others don't? Can this easily be removed? |
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I just got mine from them Mon. I really like your stain. I think I am going to have to do that. It looks a lot better than mine. Anyway, I cleaned, oiled it and took it to the range on Mon and again today. My first impression was that the action was a little rough and the mags kind of stuck a little. After about 100-150 rounds Both of these things seemed to go away. It is operating better and better. I have now fired 400 rounds of wolf threw it with out a single hiccup. So after 3 days of owning it I am still very happy I bought it. It’s defiantly not a show piece, but it’s cheap and seems to be reliable. This is the finish as it comes from Henderson if anyone cares. Also you will see it has a Raddlock bullet button on it.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3285/3026251484_795c2871f2.jpg Why does your Henderon rifle have the Raddlock and some others don't? Can this easily be removed? I live in California. (No detachable mags.) This makes it so I can own this weapon in Calif. Easley removable and comes with original parts. Don’t worry about it if you live in a free state. It wont have one. |
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