PSAK-47 GF3 Imitation “Bakelite” Rifle – 51655112885
DETAILS
Gas Nitride 4150 steel treated barrel
Stamped steel receiver
Hammer Forged Front Trunnion
Hammer Forged Bolt
Hammer Forged Carrier
Side Scope Mount
7.62×39 Caliber
1 in 9.5″ Twist
Std. 800-yard rear sight leaf
“Bakelite” Furniture- wood grip, upper, and lower hanguard painted with a faux bakelite finish
30 round magazine (1)
**Cleaning Rod Not Included
FEATURES
The PSAK-47 GF3 was designed from the ground up to be the standard in AK-47 rifles, utilizing all new precision manufactured parts. Thoroughly tested in development, we tortured tested to 10,000 rounds to ensure a quality product. Not to be satisfied with just a good AK-47, we kept improving and now are proud to announce our PSAK-47 Gen3 Hammer Forged (GF3) rifle with a hammer forged bolt, carrier, and front trunnion.
The 4150 barrel is nitride treated for accuracy and durability and is pressed into a new hammer forged front trunnion to ensure the longevity AK-47s are known for. The hardened steel 1mm receiver features a mil-spec style single hook trigger, and side rail mount. The front trunnion and bolt carrier are engraved with GF3 to designate the GF3 hammer-forged model. The rifle is finished with a wood upper handguard, lower handguard, stock, and grip with a painted faux “bakelite” finish; Rifle ships with 30 round magazine (where allowed by law).
Gas Nitride 4150 steel treated barrel
Stamped steel receiver
Hammer Forged Front Trunnion
Hammer Forged Bolt
Hammer Forged Carrier
Side Scope Mount
7.62×39 Caliber
1 in 9.5″ Twist
Std. 800-yard rear sight leaf
“Bakelite” Furniture- wood grip, upper, and lower hanguard painted in a faux bakelite finish
30 round magazine (1)
Rifles must be shipped to a valid, current Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL). Please have the shipping address of your preferred FFL before placing your order. You will need the FFL information to complete the order. It is the purchaser’s responsibility to be aware of the laws in their state regarding high capacity sporting rifles.
