Pre-ban rifles are easily $1,000 or more.Įven the rather crude Romanian WASR no-bans go for well more than $500 at retail gun shops.
If you own a post-ban AK, for which you paid $200 to $250 years ago, and you add $350 to it for conversion, you still have a good, solid investment since no-ban rifles easily sell for $750 to $1,000, depending on the specifics. To help you decide, you should research online how much pre-ban and no-ban AKs sell for these days. You may ask yourself if this is way too much time and money to invest on a post-ban AK-47. You will be spending a considerable amount of time taking it apart and working on it. You will be spending several hundred dollars to accomplish the conversion. That is a good question to think about before you start. In other words, we really know better, so do not be alarmed into thinking we have been programmed by the anti-gun crowd. We certainly do not consider the semi-auto AK-47 an assault rifle because that term defines a rifle capable of fully automatic fire. We refer to semi-automatic assault rifles (SAW) and assault weapons ban (AWB) because that is how the 1994 gun ban defined the semi-auto AK-47s, as well as other semi-auto rifles. Hopefully, you are like Clint Eastwood from one of the “Dirt Harry” movies: “A man has got to know his limitations!” Enough said. Some may get involved and find they have bitten off more than they can chew. Others may hit a snag along the way and need help. You should have at least some mechanical aptitude to begin the conversion.
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