Guns International #: 102048473
Seller's Inventory #: 595439
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Guns International #: 102048473
Category - Norinco Rifles
- AK-47 Rifles
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NORINCO MAK 90
Description: Guns Listing ID: 595439 First Production Year 1989! This sporterized version of the Soviet-designed AKM rifle was produced for export in the People‚‚s Republic of China. To qualify for import under c.1994 American firearms laws, the buttstock had to be in the thumbhole configuration and a ten-round magazine was the only capacity offered. SN 47693, with all parts serial number matching. Soviet automatic rifles are most often associated with Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalishnikov and his famous AK-47 rifle. These are the most commonly-encountered military arms in the world, having served as the standard battle rifle of the Soviet Union and her Warsaw Pact allies, as well as the People‚‚s Republic of China, the Democratic People‚‚s Republic of Korea, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, and many of the Arab states of North Africa and the Middle East. AK-47s have also been produced in many of these countries. In addition, the Kalishnikov has heavily influenced arms designs in Finland, Israel, and South Africa. Although undoubtedly the most successful, Kalishnikov‚‚s was not the first Russian/Soviet automatic rifle. Tsarist arms designer Vladimir Gregoryevich Fedorov introduced his selective-fire Avtomaticheskaya Vintovka Fedorova, 1916g (Fedorov Automatic Rifle, Model 1916) during the First World War. Fedorov rejected the Moisin Nagant 7.62x54mm rimmed cartridge, then the standard of the Russian Army, in favor of the smaller Japanese 6.5x50mm semi-rimless cartridge, which was more suitable for automatic fire. Although some Fedorov Avtomat rifles were used by Tsarist troops, regular production of these arms did not begin until 1919. Aside from being difficult to produce, the Fedorov experienced problems when subjected to battlefield use. Fewer than 5,000 were turned out before manufacturing ceased in 1925. After the October Revolution and the civil war that followed, the new Soviet government continued the search for a suitable automatic rifle. Prior to the Great Patriotic War, designers Sergei Gavrilovich Simonov and F. V. Tokarev submitted selective-fire rifles chambered in 7.62x54mmR, which Communist Party officials had opted to use as their standard cartridge. The Tokarev proved to be the most reliable and was adopted under the designation Samozaryadnaya Vintovka Tokareva 1938g (Tokarev Self-loading Rifle, Model 1938). The SVT38 proved to be heavy, difficult to manufacture, and less reliable under field conditions than the Red Army desired. Tokarev modified his design, which was then re-designated the SVT40. These rifles became one of the standard combat arms of Soviet forces during the Second World War, but they were little improved from the earlier SVT38. The search for a new automatic rifle continued. During this period, development continued on another front as well. Soviet pistols also chambered a 7.62mm cartridge, and a family of submachine guns emerged which made use of this ammunition. The first of these was the PPD, which had been developed before the war. Featuring a non-detachable wood buttstock, this design was very similar in appearance to the German MP18, but was also very expensive to manufacture. After the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, a new submachine gun designed by Georgi Shpagin made its appearance. Of simple construction and crude finish, this wooden-stocked blowback-operated arm, designated PPSh41, utilized either a 25-round box or 71-round drum magazine. These arms could be manufactured quickly and inexpen SOLD Manufacturer: NORINCO Model: MAK 90 Caliber Info: 7.62 X 39 MM Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 16 BARREL Finish: BLUE |
Guns International #: 102048473
Seller's Inventory #: 595439
Guns International #: 102048473
Seller's Inventory #: 595439