I've haven't heard of ARMA until I read your thread. I googled them and the message said they host forums now, no gun sales.
http://armaworld.com/enter/sigarms/index13.htm
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I've haven't heard of ARMA until I read your thread. I googled them and the message said they host forums now, no gun sales.
http://armaworld.com/enter/sigarms/index13.htm
Wow, glad I didn't purchase one of their AKs with their advertised "lifetime warranty".
I think ARMA in Parker is still in business: www.armarifle.com
Unless they just haven't updated their site with the bad news yet...
I have one of their Bulgarians. It's a very nice rifle, but kinda expensive for an AK. Granted it has CAI railed furniture, Tapco G2 trigger, chrome-lined barrel, recoil buffer, etc all stock; but I still think it's a bit pricey. However, if you're looking for a quality AK, can't go wrong if price is secondary.
Dan is very much still in business, just picked up 2 ak's last week. Yes his start at 995.00 but the finish and put together with only the extras[M2] that you need. Extra parts like mags and scopes or priced right. Just give me a call at 303-840-4450 and judge for yourself. His web site isn't the best also. He was at the gun show over the weekend at chambers and I-70 with about 20 for sale.
I have one fit, finish, and function are flawless.Quote:
Originally Posted by skydog
My lancaster eats everything. Ak's by there very nature, should not be picky about ammo. Any decent build will even eat the poly coated Wolf crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Driftwood
ARMAs are very nice. I run into him test firing new guns at BLGC occasionally. Concur with the above post on the specs.