The Assault Rifle that started the trend, Sturmgewehr 44.

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Just placed an order right before shotshow in x39. Looks promising and from what I read, x39 will simulate the recoil impulse of the original given the new interpretation.
 
Just placed an order right before shotshow in x39. Looks promising and from what I read, x39 will simulate the recoil impulse of the original given the new interpretation.
Man, your really on the ball. I bet you'll be the only one at the range shooting one of these babies. :D

Let us know how it goes.
 
They look slick, I'm hoping these are actually "out" sometime this year as I know that these projects can have a way of getting bogged down (Galil ACE)...
 
Man, your really on the ball. I bet you'll be the only one at the range shooting one of these babies. :D

Let us know how it goes.


Thanks! I've been following the project for a while ever since I saw an article on Forgotten Weapons and always on the look out for the strange.
 
InRange TV (one of the guys from Forgotten Weapons) just posted a video on YouTube of the actual rifle.

He did a quick field strip of it.

Looked very slick.
 
I wish someone offered a kit to convert the sks to clone the strumgewher in 8mm kurz
 
I saw an article about a gun buy back in a not so gun friendly city. Someone brought in a nice functioning STG44. Two policemen said they did not have the heart to cut up that valuable and historic of an example. They were considering facilitating a sale and splitting the proceeds with the original owner or possibly donating it to a museum. It was nice to hear that they spared it from the band saw.
 
As a die-hard "retro" gun lover, that may be just the ticket to "modernize" my collection. Old-school, but does the same thing as an AK. It would look good next to the Mini-14 Ranch, which serves as my "retro AR."
 
The AR does nothing for me, never wanted one, nor the 223 round.
Waited about 25 years to get a AK, the brand new Russian Ihzmash Saiga
In 223 for $259. Cheap affordable rifle. I just can't bring myself to buy the high dollar stuff.
I waited too long to get a mini 14, I don't think we can own them here now. I can own them just no folding stocks.
 
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In a moment of weakness I bought the .22lr STG-44, although I was offered a heck of a deal on it. Was sitting around wishing someone would bring out a 7.62X39 version, guess I gotta start saving some bucks for one! Thanks for the heads up.
 
I'd say the closest to the original but with easy to find ammo would be 300BO,now considering last I looked these were 12lb rifles I dunno about carrying one around.
 
I'd say the closest to the original but with easy to find ammo would be 300BO,now considering last I looked these were 12lb rifles I dunno about carrying one around.


I'm thinking nearer 11 lb. YMMV. :)

What does a milled AK weight these days? For sure, a simple sporter AR weighs much less, but can you get them like that in 300BO?
 
No thanks. Not happy with the fact that they swapped the mag release to the wrong side just to make sure it's "not easy" to reload
 
I'm thinking nearer 11 lb. YMMV. :)

What does a milled AK weight these days? For sure, a simple sporter AR weighs much less, but can you get them like that in 300BO?

A milled AK with a full mag shouldn't be more then about eight and half pounds,if it's got a wood stock I'd say nine.

I had one it wasn't a handful at all,had a Suomi Fin subgun replica and that was all of ten pounds unloaded and it FELT that heavy :eek: cram a loaded all steel mag with 32 9mm's and it was a little beast.

The HK 91's are like that,list at nine unloaded but feel like eight in the hands.
 
If there is anyone that doubts the impact of these classic weapons, et. al. 1911/Luger/Garand/Thompson/Sturmgewehr 44/Mosin, on the world today, I will remind them to recall & read the history books of WWI & WWII and more and how the world was divided and ruled by the men & women that used these weapons. To not value the impact is to be ignorant of sacrifice.

Just my two ...
 
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