Which Intermediate Autoloader in Theory Has a Longer Service Life?

[db_tanker]

1mm stamped AK


I don't have one in that caliber however (own a CUR2 5.45)

But I would still depend on either one to function in any situation.


I voted for it as I felt that it would be, IMO, the perfect post-apocalyptic rifle...with a Kobra scope you can subsistence hunt with it or do a decent job of DM with it. I think you could even do a good job of taking out a unicorn.

Of course I will be chided for this choice but hey...its the spice that makes life grand.

 

[johnsonrlp]

This thread needs more CZ love.

 

[jeff-10]

The AKs and M-1 carbines have proven already they will last 40+ years. I have a feeling a Mini-14 will last a long time also.

 

[Texasred]

Well I guess we all know now which guns to register later and which ones to "sell" huh!?

 

[R127]

Appropriately heat treated forged and machined steel beats aluminum, plastic or sheet steel in ultimate durability. Except for polymer any of those materials should be able to outlast their original owner.