Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
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Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
So I'm doing it. I've pretty much got it figured out, but what to use for a barrel. Any suggestions, will have the host Saiga .223 for conv. next weekend, AK 105 gasblock is ordered. Will have AAC Krink sometime later this yr. after paperwork clears. Can I use an AR barrel and turn it down to my needs? I'm an AK guy so not sure about AR barrel dimensions. Thanks in advance. Really wanted to do a knock-off of the 9x39 Gromm, but was becoming rapidly cost prohibitive for semi-economical shooting!
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Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
Why? As opposed to, 7.62x39.Smilodon wrote:So I'm doing it. I've pretty much got it figured out, but what to use for a barrel. Any suggestions, will have the host Saiga .223 for conv. next weekend, AK 105 gasblock is ordered. Will have AAC Krink sometime later this yr. after paperwork clears. Can I use an AR barrel and turn it down to my needs? I'm an AK guy so not sure about AR barrel dimensions. Thanks in advance. Really wanted to do a knock-off of the 9x39 Gromm, but was becoming rapidly cost prohibitive for semi-economical shooting!
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Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
Why not?9mmkungfu wrote: Why? As opposed to, 7.62x39.
The 300BLK has better ballistics with shorter barrels and has subsonic capabilities. Imagine a krink SBR with the same performance as it's longer barreled brother AND the ability to (potentially) cycle subsonic and suppressed.
I say potentially simply because a 300BLK AK would be a new beast to tune.
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Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
We did some .358 delta's which is a 7.62x39, with taper removed and steeper shoulder, necked to .358. It makes for a pretty cool subsonic round in the ak and the AR. Works better with 74 mags in the AK.
What Robert said, you can load 7.62 subsonic just fine. Lee dies for it are only like 20 bucks.
You can acutally make an ak shoot decent if you build it up with the same care of building anything else.
What Robert said, you can load 7.62 subsonic just fine. Lee dies for it are only like 20 bucks.
You can acutally make an ak shoot decent if you build it up with the same care of building anything else.
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Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
You can load 7.62x39 subsonic. Besides marginally better ballistics, I don't see an overwhelming reason as to why.
Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
13.3gr of 1680 and a 220gr hornaday round nose bullet worked for me. Kinda have to seat the bullet deep to get the pressure up for the round to function in an AK. their was a little yaw at 100yds
Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
I would think slower than 1680 powder would be wanted.
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I tell you, I turn to this board for help. I'm getting more criticism than anything. I don't like DI or ARs, so I want to do an AK in 300 BLK. Any constructive help would be appreciated.
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Re: Going bravely forth.....300BLK AK
I dont really have anything constructive to offer, but it is interesting and I would love to see some pics when its done!
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