I bet someone like you can fashion up a wood stock for it, it would look good in wood. A good carbine, and a project. Can you want more?
Whats even better is I have a good friend who is a custom stock maker and has a pantographic stock copying machine....
Well, what can ya want more than a nice PCC in 9mm, than a nice PCC in 9mm that'll look damn good in a custom wood stock?
That was me.I shot one a fella had after the Miller's Quarry Cleanup by Trash No Land. Sorry, can't remember which fella..maybe @Reno911? We were passing around firearms like it was a square dancing competition.
Anywhoo...I was extremely impressed with this rifle. What a tack driver!
Going to have Jeremy at Lucky Sporting Goods order me one of these when I get some more fun money together.
The day Palmetto has their Vityaz in production, that could be a harder decision. Current AKs in 9mm, pass.The hardest decision... An AK sbr in 9mm or a Ruger carbine... Or both.
For me there would be no choice as I have never see any AK with the quality machining and fit of the PCC, and quite frankly I didn't know there even was an AK in 9mm - no matter anyway - the PCC is a 'conventional' design which I prefer and fit me quite well.
Idk, that Romanian one looks appealing. Not cheap, but appealing. And uses Glock mags.
Homebuilds. That's where all the best fit and finish is. AKs in the American market were secondary market for the foreign companies exporting them. For the most part the manufacturers only cared if it works and if its accurate enough because a soldier, or whoever, isn't going to complain that fit and finish aren't right. Hence why homebuild AKs tend to be better when done by a good smith. We're spoiled with guns here in the states.
