but guns are very cheep

In italy its easier to own guns i think

king thats just very simplified

@mcguyver123 but guns are cheep af

i mean cheeper in other parts of europe and even us sometimes

for m&p 15 in 223 you pays about 3000-3500pln

787$-918$

@jaruspk hell that's not bad. Very similar in price as here.

I like both AK and AR. Both have merit. If in in the city or in the mountains through heavy brush, I like the AKs 7.62x39. It makes sense to me. Have to carry less ammo though. That's the benefit of the AR. Ammo is light as are mags. The whole platform is light for that matter. I'd use an ak74 but the 545 isnt imported in as much quantity as the 762x39. I have (well...my wife does, I gave it to her before engagement) a tantal ak74. I love it.

tantal is trash

Nooo

You think so?

Compared to what though

The archer looks good...

king it is it was dumped very soon form polish army

thats becus ther is so many parts

So the archer isnt good either in your opinion?

i mean beryl i best ak out there

comes in 3 calibers

Beryl that's what I'm talking about.

just tantal was poorly made

radom sport in 223 is makes my pp hard

Archer I guess is American nickname... idk.

Atlantic had some beryls for sale here in the US for $1000 roughly with rails and the cool collapsible stock. I wish I got one in either 556 or 762x39

Is the radom sport the beryl?

in poland the same rifle cost about 500-900 dolars

depends on cal and rails

Oof

4650zł for factory new with modern rails in 7.62

1 220,08$

The AK market in the US is weird now. Less imports. Imports and domestic production are about the same in quantity and the only domestically produced ak worth a damn is the palmetto state armory (a company brand). They're odd because it's an ak103 in the back but akm up front.

Yo that bitch is....shes hot man. The stock looks cozy

That mag release too

this is in 223 cost about half the price

See that looks ok too

but rails can be sorced xD

Right

Might aswell do 223

In italy to won guns you need to obtain either license applicants must be 18 or older, prove they can handle and use a firearm safely (usually by obtaining a certificate from a shooting range after attending a practical shooting course), declare to have a clean criminal record (verification will be made by the Police authorities) and must not be mentally ill or be a known abuser of, or addicted to, alcohol or illegal drugs.

same in poland

@NovaSoldier... that it? How are carry laws? Guns registered?

but you need to pay fees in club

can you open carry? becuse we cant like you need to have it holstered but holster must be visable