I have fired a milled chinese AK-47S, it is much more accurate and a different 'feel' to it compared to my Norinco MAK and WASR's as a comparison. hence, there is no movement of the barrel when you fire it. Unlike a sheetmetal receiver that the trunion is riveted in, and the barrel is then installed in the trunion, the barrel goes right into a milled receiver, there is no transition part. The desire (and higher price) for milled over stamped is the rifles strength and usually much better accuracy with a milled. Usually the pricier ones are MILLED receiver models, they tend to be more rare. I just wouldn't get the MISR 90 because it's a hackjob. You can put in a little work afterwards and get it to look right. On the other hand, even if it is a CAI rifle, $249 is a steal if it's in good condition. The importers for these were Intrac in Knox, TN and Pars Intl. Just check for normal condition issues on these. Other post ban rifles such as ARM, RML are fine.

Century also imported the MISR 10, which I don't think is as good as the ARM, or RML (RML is long barrel version). The MISR 90s are frankenstein butcher jobs made from Egyptian and Chinese parts. Just be careful if you see it in normal AKM configuration (pistol grip, regular stock), that means someone else already deneutered the rifle, you may need to verify for 922(r) compliance.Д¬entury Arms also imported some Maadi rifles, my advice would be to stay away from these. That does not mean there is anything wrong with it. So, if it does not say Steyr, Secaucus, NJ on the right side of the receiver, it is a post ban rifle. The importer mark will be on the right side of the receiver.Д®verything else is a post ban. I plan to take a closer look at the gun what should i look for?Pre ban Maadis will only be from Steyr, NJ. Not sure it is pre/post but it is for sale for 249 i think. Pre ban Maadis will go for over a $1K due to collector appeal. Price range for post ban is $500 and under I would say if in great condition. It is the most true to original Russian AKM you can get. Hence, others will tell you that an Egyptian AKM is more accurate to the original Russian AKM, because they are built on Russian tooling in Egypt (given to them when Egypt was our enemy during Cold War). There is a user there by the name of Pars, which is actually Pars Intl., one of the other importers of Maadi AKMs that has original NOS parts.Дespite what some will say that a Saiga is the most accurate representative AKM you can get when you do the conversion, the Maadi is closer to that statement because Saigas are not in AKM configuration right off the bat, even though it is made in Russia. You can get original replacements stock from Gunbroker when you do a search for 'Maadi'. All others are post ban and will originally come with thumbhole stock and neutered features. The only importer for the pre ban model is Steyr, Secaucus, NJ. There are pre ban Maadis and post ban Maadis. AKMs from Egypt are commonly referred to as 'Maadis', which is the factory/company that produces them.

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