guitardedJul 30, 2006 10:45pm
What is your guys' opinions on wood conversion kits for a AK47??
Best wood conversion kit
AugustusJul 30, 2006 11:13pm
Guarder i believe. they are somewhat tricky to put on, but the end result is beautiful. ask snoopy. seems like hes tried most of the metal/wood kits.
guitardedJul 30, 2006 11:25pm
is that the AKM kit??? those are HECKA $$$$. i want something that looks like its worn and used.
yemclJul 30, 2006 11:40pm
Then get something that's "worn and used" It'll be cheaper that way, lol :lol:
StoneJul 31, 2006 4:01am
I went with Guarder wood. Excellent finish and beautiful stain. Mine went on the AK flawlessly... required very little modification, which was awesome.
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anguirus130Jul 31, 2006 4:51am
i have the g&p kit. it's nice to look at and has nice finish...but the sturdiness of the wood is actually really shitty. it feels like it might be balsa wood. it's really affordable though.
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guitardedJul 31, 2006 4:54am
http://www.airsoftshop.com/index.php?cPath=4_39_172&osCsid=17810d832ec07b5d1705256345e7fa41
SolidSnake87Jul 31, 2006 6:40am
I could sell you the stock set from my real ak. I refurbed it with a beautiful red mahogany finish and two layers of verathane. With a sander and dremel it can fit airsoft no problem. I just got a black synthetic stock set so I no longer need the wood ones.
SolidSnake87Aug 1, 2006 12:48am
A simple handsaw and hand sander (preferably a dremel) will get the stock and foregrip parts to fit quite nicely. you can make the pistol grip work by cutting it up on a band saw and glueing the checkered sides to a sanded TM grip. Then just purchase a bakelite looking spraypaint and you are all done.
Death-SiteAug 3, 2006 2:07pm
while we are on the subject has anyone seen or heard about the Inokatsu Full Steel AK47? right now its a toss up between that and the guarder..but im curious about the inokatsu one..
