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I put on a set of wood grips just like the pix posted by jglcolosprgs and love them. Wouldn't go back. While you can feel the recoil a little more, it's not a big deal for me.

Side Guard Holsters Side Guard Holsters. Custom to suit your tastes. I have the slide model. Very good quality. Link below is to the OWB holsters but he makes all types. http://www.sideguardholsters.com/holsters/OWB_Holsters.htm

Just thought I would pass along a few links regarding the only area that I think some people wish was better...the trigger. Apex Tactical has just come out with a modified sear that really improves the trigger. Friends says it rocks... I'm on the waiting list for mine. Currently they are...

Hey looking for any fellow owners of a GSG AK-47 in order to ask some questions. If you've got one, please shoot me a PM. Thanks.

These were not shot from a rest. I which I did have one to see the true accuracy of the rifle.

Not that I've seen. From what I can tell all the accessories offered are shown in the tricked out photo above.

I don't know for sure but I'm guessing not. I think they just patterned the style/look of the AK mount. GSG does offer the side mount optics/accessories that they make. The current side rail on the side is plastic but they sell a metal version that they recommend if you add the optics...

The action of the rifle is totally different than a normal AK. The GSG is a standard blow back action typical of .22 rifles.

I've seen online ones running from mid to high $30's. My local shop has some coming for $31 and change.

Yes and no. The actual barrel is inside a tube. The tube has female threads and the muzzle adapter threads into the tube. They are not cheap and will run you about the same cost as the GSG5. I had to pay $500.

Okay, here is my report on the GSG AK47. Info taken from GSG: The GSG AK-47 in cal. .22lr is a product of German Sport Guns (GSG), with its location in Ense-Höingen / Germany. The GSG AK-47 was designed and constructed by a team which use 3D Cadcam Technology. The industrial production...

I agree with Dechard, not in the $200 range for an AK or AR look alike. I just picked up a GSG AK47 last week. It just hit the market, finally. The GSG-5 is another one to look at but both are going to run at the $500 mark new.

Thanks for answering my other questions. This did bring up another question on your comment below. Since I haven't done this before I don't really understand the process. Would I pay/send the money to his FFL? After receipt of my money then his FFL sends to my FFL. Correct?

I had some questions on a potential sale of a rifle from an individual out of state. The lead came through a co-worker off of a non-firearm forum. Here are the details. I'm in TN, he's is MI. If I understand correctly he is eligible to ship it direct to a FFL in TN without getting a...

I think all the M&P are stiff in the area of the slide release. Every M&P I've handled takes a strong thumb to work it. Over time it does get easier, or your thumb gets stronger. :) I just changed my technique and drop the slide with a slight pull to the rear on the slide at the same time.

There are numerous updates. Their website does a pretty good job on showing the difference.

I've got the M&P full size and like it. Three things that sold me the M&P. Feels great in your hands The internal metal frame insert the slide rides on. Made in the USA If you're looking at the "XD" line, the XDm is a much better choice over the XD IMO. I'm really starting to jones...

Does anyone know if Ruger is planning on offering the "SR9" pistol in a 40 S&W caliber? I liked the feel of one but don't want a 9mm.

Can anyone tell me if the Ruger P944 uses a single or double magazine stack? The capacity is listed as only 10 so I'm thinking it's maybe a single. I don't have access to see one personally so that's why the question. Thanks, David

I've got both. For maximum concealment, the 642/442 is the better choice.