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CAI Centurion 39 Sporter Tactical AK47 chambered for 7.62x39. 100% American made, this rifle features a 16'' barrel, additional charging handle on the left side of the bolt, milled receiver, birdcage flash hider, black synthetic stock (with a 14" length of pull) black finger groove pistol grip, black synthetic upper and lower quad rail handguards (with 4EA picatinny style rails), and a gas block front sight combo. Comes with one high capacity magazine. New in box. CAI #RI2167-N
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$539, can anyone tell me if this is a rare deal? I would like to purchase one but would like to wait until after the holidays when my accounts bounce back...... Think I'll be able to find a similar deal?
I agree with EvilM. Good gun if you get the standard version.
Any comments on this? I'm in the market for an entry level AR/AK rifle and this seems like a decent deal. Feedback is appreciated.
I don't like the tactical model of the C39; furniture looks cheap, it has the gas block/front sight combo, left/right side charging handle and M4 style flash hider. The standard C39 with wood (blonde, brown or black) and Chevron muzzle brake is the nicer of the two versions, in my opinion.
The N-PAP is also an excellent choice because it is built in a military factory, has a cold hammer forged barrel and is just very tight all around. The C39 is milled, has very nice furniture and a chrome lined US made barrel.
I own both rifles and either is certainly not going to be a bad choice for a first time AK.
For an entry level AK, I'd go with a N-PAP or Saiga. This Centurion line has gotten surprisingly good reviews for something built entirely by Century, but to me, buying a 100% US-made AK is like buying 100% US-made beer or cars - unwise at best.
I take pride in 100% American-made. There is nothing wrong with that---after all, chances are your beloved AR15 is American. Century had a rough start, but has come a long way since. A lot of people are simply regurgitating old information based on an initial reputation. They've grown and upgraded tremendously.
P.S. American beer is pretty great too, as long as you go craft. Cars are unfortunately somewhat of a different story, although I don't see nearly as many 1960s/1970s Toyota's or Datsuns as I do Mustangs and Camaros...
BlueBuddha, your hilarious comment reminds me of the following (paraphrased) observation posted by Cecil Sharps (on another thread):
"Drunken monkeys with a crow bar and duct tape could build a better rifle than could Century."
That may have been true at one time, but not now with current production rifles. The C39 is an excellent rifle - and yes, I was also originally a doubter. The C39 has drawn a lot of praise from people at my range. I recommend the rifle.
Horrible matte black finish on the receiver and barrel that shows every finger print and scratch. The plastic furniture on this gun is absolutely horrible, the plastic on my daughters Crossman BB gun that I paid $28 for from Walmart is a lot nicer than this. I will be replacing the grip and stock before I even shoot this gun.