Info!

[recon]

http://chicom47.com/
http://www.mouseguns.com/mak90web/mak90.htm
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxjdXN0b21jb250cmFwdGlvbnN8 Z3g6NTYzMjI1ZTRjNjg1MDQwMg&pli=1
http://www.southernoutdoorlife.com/mouseguns/ak47info/ak47info.htm
http://browningmgs.com/T2T3/Kalashnikov.htm
http://izismile.com/2010/07/08/old_guns_used_by_different_countries_28_pics.html
https://savannaharsenal.com/armory/rifle/ak-47/
http://thechineseak-47.blogspot.com/p/clayco.html
https://thekalashconnection.com/china/
https://www.faktory47.com/blogs/kalashnikov/chinese-preban-ak-imports-clayco-sports
https://www.faktory47.com/blogs/kalashnikov/gsad-chinese-preban-ak-history
https://www.guns.com/news/2020/07/09/1989-time-machine-the-rarely-seen-norinco-type-84s-in-223
https://www.skillsetmag.com/chinese-ak-variants/

[imanaknut]

Stuck this. Eventually we will get back to something we remember from a long time ago...

[recon]

http://browningmgs.com/T2T3/Kalashnikov.htm

[AKJAY]

Recon, Nut,

Here is JA Freeman's site....one of the first references/stickys when we were newbies....format has changed a bit. I see it is part of the AK-47.us group now.

http://www.ak-47.us/JAFreeman/Chinese_AK47_Rifles.php

[recon]

Thanks AKJAY! I have been trying to find his info again since he changed it's location.

[recon]

http://www.sturmgewehr.com/bhinton/OldGunAds/AK_Norinco.jpg

[imanaknut]

Nice post recon! I have documentation to show that Norinco was not only the exporter, but also a manufacturer, but try to tell that to some people.

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http://chicom47.com/Pics/56Family.jpg

[recon]

https://savannaharsenal.com/armory/rifle/ak-47/

[recon]

http://thechineseak-47.blogspot.com/2016/02/chinese-56s-3-bakelite-full-stock.html

[recon]

https://thekalashconnection.com/china/

[recon]

https://www.faktory47.com/blogs/kalashnikov/chinese-preban-ak-imports-clayco-sports

https://www.faktory47.com/blogs/kalashnikov/gsad-chinese-preban-ak-history

[recon]

1989 Time Machine: The Rarely-Seen Norinco Type 84S in .223

https://www.guns.com/news/2020/07/09/1989-time-machine-the-rarely-seen-norinco-type-84s-in-223

[alismith]

Norinco, and other Chinese companies, definitely knew how to build quality AK's. I had a Norinco under-folder and a solid stock AK (both in 7.62x39). Both were fine firearms. I preferred Chinese mags over Russian or eastern European mags.

[recon]

https://www.skillsetmag.com/chinese-ak-variants/