Advanced Soviet Tactical Entry Carbine

Nero45,
The collapsible stocks holds up pretty well. We intentionally cracked on during exercises but it wasn't easy. Under normal use, it should last for many years. It is warranteed by Tapco for life as are their mags.
I'm not sure what we would guarantee on our guns but the welds and machining. The base guns are made by someone else and the rest of the parts are after-market.

Let me try to address skypilot's well thought out input here.

1) It's an SKS. It's certainly not advanced just because you put a new stock on it.

[[ We did a hell of a lot more than put a stock on it. Instead of retyping the original post, go read it.]]

2) How is a Yugoslavian and Chinese SKS considered Soviet?

[[No one said it was. The SKS is, and always will be, Soviet design no matter what country it is made in. THAT's where we got the name. Simple really.]]


3) Tactical Entry carbine... more meaningless tacti-cool gibberish. Overly accessorized, over-priced bubba-rifle would be a more accurate description.

[[Since your knowledge of entry weapons seems somewhat limited, maybe you should actually give one a try so that you have some facts to consider. This may come as a surprise but since I thought this up, I'm building them and I'm selling just about as many as I can keep up with, I guess I can name it whatever I want. But thanks for your input.]]

The SKS is a good rifle in its own right, but this is like putting an M4 stock on an M1 Garand. It's actually shameful.
[[They are a hell of a lot better when we get done with them.

Thanks tenbase and john paul, I sent you a pm. Please forgive me for taking so long to get back to you. My wife has been deathly ill for the last month or so and it's been a little hectic around here. We're are also in the middle of some great AK mods and that has taken alot of time.

Turn down the sanctimonious meter and keep it on the high road please. Your post was not inappropriate, but it was rude.

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Yeah, it was little rude and obviously uninformed. I've slowly learned to over-look many of the comments and just respond to the adults.

Now all you need to do is make a reciever sight rail and forward rails part of the package so I can stick my Kobra and Surefire on there.

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Actually, that's already available. After-market receiver sight rails are available from a number of sources and we add rails where ever needed on the sides and/or bottom of the stocks or fore ends.

I kinda like it. Any way to put an ak drum on it? Were is this thing available? Can anybody post a link?

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There's really no practical way to put an AK drum on it. As for availability, we build as they are ordered. Usually 2-4 weeks. You can contact me through the board or e-mail [email protected] if you're interested.

DS, I like your design. I don't quite understand the hate in this thread, seems misplaced to me.

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Thank you! I don't understand either and it used to puzzle me but I saw a TV ad the other day that I think explains those that post that crap. I think if they got a dose or two of Enzyte, like Bob, that the "little" man syndrome (if you know what I mean) would eventually go away.

We have an ASTEC II now, based on the AK, and it's doing OK. Here's a couple of pics...




Here's two diffeerent mag releases that we do and before the Enzyte gang jumps in, yes, I know there are after-market releases out there that are much cheaper than ours. They don't suit or needs. We make them like we want them, If no one else wants one, that's fine but OUR guns are EXACTLY what we want. Thank you.

Yes sir, you can have it your way. We've done every conceivable combination of the options that exist. There's nothing special about the whole enchilada other than we had a name for the gun that had everything done to it.