8 responses to “Palmetto State Armory Forged AK GF3: 3,000 Rds Later”

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   JMM

   March 21, 2019

   Ive had 2 PSAKs simply have their rear sight pop out the first (gen2) I bent the spring to keep it in the second (gen 3) I bought a surplus leaf spring and rear sight to replace the the PSA one since i didnt notice it popped out till i got home :\

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   Uziel

   March 21, 2019

   Looks promising so far. I would like for them to make an ak pistol I could brace. I don’t like how arsenal has theirs set up so Draco is the only option. If they get this right, they can do amazing things

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   Matt Moore

   March 22, 2019

   Rob: Assuming this does pass the test, would you recommend the PSA GF3 or a WASR for somebody’s first AK & introduction to the platform? Big fan of your work and thank you for educating noobs like me.

   PS: Any thoughts or testing performed on the Galil Ace in 7.62×39?

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      Rob Ski

      March 27, 2019

      Wasr10, because PSA always will be here man.

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   John DeRegnaucourt

   April 16, 2019

   Will bimetal bullets shorten my barrel life of my GF3 – or any AK for that matter? These ones that are steel underneath with a thin copper coating, Tula, Wolf, Brown Bear, …, the ones that are magnetic – hold a magnet to the bullet and it will stick.

   I can get those for $.17 to $.19 a piece. It seems that I am north of $.50 per bullet if I want a true copper coated bullet.

   I would love to hear what Rob Ski says about this.

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      Rob Ski

      April 24, 2019

      Heat is what kills barrel most. If you will do mag dump after mag dump, that’s what kills barrels man.

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5. 

   Lawrence Otwell

   May 4, 2019

   Rob, notice that PSA is making a M4 stock adapter for AKs similar to the Definitive Arms unit but for a much lower price. Have you/can you evaluate it?

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   Lawrence Otwell

   May 5, 2019

   Oops, forgot that’s probably what’s on the AKV in testing now. Maybe you can comment on how it holds up over the long run.

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