Kalashnicohn underfold AK47

Tactical_chops · Oct 27, 2019

I have a kalashnicohn ak for sale with low round count these were handbuilt in Arizona by Jeremiah Cohn. I originally purchased it from Thor targets witch told me that they were close friends. From what I was told it's built with a partial Russian parts kit. I purchased this 3 years ago before his quality control went bad. This has been a solid ak with 300rds down range. Still has the original finish on it shots smooth. I'm asking $550 obo comes with acouple pmags
Will deliver and pay transfer fees

Tank245 · Oct 28, 2019

I was never aware of quality issues with his builds, Jeremiah was a friend of mine until he dropped off the face of the Earth. I'll I know is when he started his Vityaz prototypes after screwing over Volk, he scammed a bunch of people by offering pre orders for Vityaz AKs and too my knowledge nobody has still ever received one. That was a few years ago.

Tactical_chops · Oct 28, 2019

Tank245 said:
I was never aware of quality issues with his builds, Jeremiah was a friend of mine until he dropped off the face of the Earth. I'll I know is when he started his Vityaz prototypes after screwing over Volk, he scammed a bunch of people by offering pre orders for Vityaz AKs and too my knowledge nobody has still ever received one. That was a few years ago.

It was around that time, but honestly I don't know much, just from what vendors tell me. Last I heard he was out of the country. It's a shame hard to find a good American built AK these days

Tank245 · Nov 25, 2019

Tactical_chops said:
It was around that time, but honestly I don't know much, just from what vendors tell me. Last I heard he was out of the country. It's a shame hard to find a good American built AK these days

Well, as most American made AKs are literally trash and made of pot metal, PSA's new Gen 3 AKs are proving their worth. The gen 4s will also have FN manufactured barrels. They also have plans to build a 5.45 AK-74 in the near future. As for their Gen 1 and 2, they are still trash. Their AKV 9mm Gen 2 is also proving it's worth, as is the KUSA KP-9 Vityaz. So American AK market is limited for quality but it's becoming a thing.

Tactical_chops · Jan 13, 2020

Tank245 · Jan 14, 2020

Do you have a picture of the front trunnion markings on the left side of the trunnion? I'm curious if that's a Romanian or Izzy Triangle.

Knebel · Jan 14, 2020

I build two here in America and they are neither trash nor potmetal.....

Butler91 · Jan 24, 2020

The AK still available? Text me if it is, very interested. 971-275-5975

Tank245 · Jan 29, 2020

Knebel said:
I build two here in America and they are neither trash nor potmetal.....

Did you cast your own trunnion? Or did you build a parts kit with a hammer forged trunnion? If it's the first one, it is trash and it is pot metal. If it's the second one, it most likely is not trash and is not pot metal. I'm not talking AKs assembled in the U.S. from parts kits. I'm talking about companies like first gen PSA, I.O. and Century that made their own crappy cast parts instead of using hammer forged for critical high pressure parts.

308 · Jan 29, 2020

Tank245 said:
Did you cast your own trunnion? Or did you build a parts kit with a hammer forged trunnion? If it's the first one, it is trash and it is pot metal. If it's the second one, it most likely is not trash and is not pot metal. I'm not talking AKs assembled in the U.S. from parts kits. I'm talking about companies like first gen PSA, I.O. and Century that made their own crappy cast parts instead of using hammer forged for critical high pressure parts.

Plenty of us built AKs off a variety of the best kits available 10+ yrs ago. Some, like me, invested in tooling and proper rivets to produce excellent examples. There are a bunch of crap screw builds out there though. I gave up after the BATFinkx started cutting barrels.