Accuracy from both carbines is exceptional, besting several entry-level AR15s with military ammunition. Of the six types of ammo tested, the two most accurate brands were Red Army Standard Copper and Hornady SST. Which is interesting, since they represent opposite ends of the price spectrum for 7.62x39mm ammunition. The Century RAS47’s nitride barrel proved superior to chrome-lined military AK barrels achieving sub-MOA at 100 yards with Hornady SST ammo fired from the prone position.
Looks like he was having some trouble with the insertion and removal of the PMAGS. I had to grind some material off of my PMAGS to get them to work in my Sig 556R. I sent Magpul an email and they said it "might need some slight modification for use in a 556R". The 556R is supposed to work with all AK mags.
have you actually checked each of these rifles for their accuracy? I have a saiga and its fit and finish is excellent. About as good as you can get. Reliability is top notch as well. I can't see it getting much better. And for the price it is hard to beat.You've got to think about AK's the same as other rifles. No different than comparing a DPMS Sportical to a Rock River LAR. If you get a sub $500 Wasr you can expect a poor barrel, piss poor fit/finish and the always preconceived AK accuracy. Spend $600+ and get yourself a Yugo or Kalashnikov Concern and you can expect 2 moa (with PPU, Hornady, ect.), consistency, very nice fit/finish, quality trigger, ect. Spend $750+ and get a VEPR or DDI and you'll see 1.5 moa with good ammo, awesome fit/finish, rugged reliability and a rifle EVERYONE at the range will be asking you about.
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