F.A. Cugir Romanian AK-47 GP WASR HI-CAP 16" Barrel, No Brake, Military Stock 7.62x39 30 Rnd Mag

Didn't buy mine from Impact Guns but I do own a WASR 10/63. I bought it from Dunhams 2 years ago on sale... I had a canted front sight so all I did was removed the front sight post and put it back in straight. easy fix. With some coarse steel wool on the wood stock its not rough anymore. I haven't had a single issue with any type of ammo I fed it. It just works. Accuracy its better then people say. 2-3 inch groups at 100-150 yards with iron sights. I'm sure with a scope on it, it will be even better. The 7.62x39 caliber round will go through a 16 inch block of wood with ease. All in all I love the rifle and am really happy I bought it.

my romanian has no crooked front sight after market mags fit tight.no feed problems after over 1000 rounds.the romanina that i have was maded in 1971.work on the stock with some sandpaper and apply some good stain.have an ar15 and other more expensive guns by vary but none more fun to shoot.

Fantastic gun. I could not be happier with my purchase. As soon as it came it not five minutes out the door I went to my fathers farm and put over 100 rounds through it like it was nothing. It was accurate up to and probably beyond 200 yards open sighted. I would reccomend this to anybody looking for something to kick around and not clean. A lot of fun all around.

Didn't buy mine from Impact Guns but I do own a WASR 10-63 and had read various reviews,none of them giving the rifle a whole lot of credit for any accuracy. With cheap russian ammo, a rest and shooting for speed and not accuracy, can keep 15 shots inside a baseball at 100 yards. That being said, handloads will place 5 shots inside 2 inches at 150 yards. Both with rifle scoped using side rail scope mount, (much, much better than scout scope mount). I don't know if i just got a good one or what but you really are not going to see anything better from any other semiauto rifle costing around the same price. These guns are true work horses that are fairly accurate beyond what most think. Try it yourself, buy several types of ammo and use a rest. You might be suprised, I know I was.

Just purchased my first AK it was either an AR15 or an choiceAK every one told me the AK was by far a better choice. Can't wait to shoot this incredible weapon.

Re: "Bread" Clearing targets at 1200yds? ... 100yds is about the max range of accuracy for an AK even one as nice as these. The beauty of these weapons is that they run on anything and cycle everytime. Bury it in mud and leave it for a month, dig it up, kick open the action and load it with cheap rounds in a rusty magazine...and it fire and empty the mag.

It took a lot of work to clean all the oil and gunk off of it when I bought it, but boy was it worth it. Once you start putting rounds through it this thing is amazing! I love the fact that cheap steel won't ruin it...it will cycle through anything. This gun will fire no matter what. Incredible reliability. It has character and I just love it. Like the ar15, there almost isn't a limit to the accessories for it. Disassembly is child's play. We looked up the serial number for mine and it was made in 1966 Romanian military standard issue. As old as it is, it fires like it doesn't care. My grandkids will probably be shooting it too (I'm 21 lol) Do yourself a favor and buy one!!

what do you mean not very accurate i can clear 14 targets at 1200 yrds. , me and my buddy back set the 8 ft aprt from eachother i used a standard issue genuine all original polish ak47, their very good rifles , even though it was not wasr 10 gp, and be worst quality but if you buy one you will be satisfied

shot my buddy's AK this weekend and absolutely love it. very little kick, accuracy isnt the best but its an AK, what do you expect. i stuck it in wet georgia clay, put in a full mag, and blew through it with absolutely no problems what so ever. overall an amazing gun.