Our 4.5mm / .177 AK-103 Co2 BB rifles are based on Chinese-made Cybergun AK-47 (AKM Type-56) rifle. It is a semi-automatic NBB Co2 rifle with a moving steel bolt-carrier and recoil spring. Metal BBs (Ball Bullets) are fed directly from a detachable magazine. Some of its parts are genuine AKM Type-56 parts - stamped steel receiver, which can accomodate a real AK47 magazine (NOT temperature treated), dust cover and recoil spring. It also has a solid steel barrel (no sleeve barrel inside), which is pinned to a steel lower trunnion. We remove "fake" alloy and steel parts and replace them with correct all new solid STEEL parts including black polymer hand guards with gas tube (£83), a rear sight base (£66), front sight with DTK muzzle brake (£75), lower hand guard retainer (£29), cleaning rod (£15) and a so-called "full-auto" trigger pin to plug holes in the receiver (£12) . Our price also includes a Sebian Zastava AK47 polymer magazine (£35) and its conversion (£36) + 5 hours of labour including the use of lathe (£265). Essentially, we build a "deactivated" AK-103s with all moving parts, which are BB air rifles at the same time. They are cheaper then old spec deacts (!) and suitable for firearms training. A power upgrade comes as standard and all rifles are perfectly zeroed on our indoor range. We can also install all sorts of tactical furniture to order - please contact us for options. The Russian style side-folder version comes with side-folding stock (£110) + the cost of installation (£39). Our AK-103 rifles can take both AKM and AK-74 bayonets. The original AK-103 rifle is basically a 7.62mm AK-47 in AK-74M body and considered to be the most successful version of all 7.62mm AKs ever built as it remains operational for the astonishing 1,440 rounds shot (AKM's maximum is 650)

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Also I thought I'd share with you what I've don't to the AK. I've weathered it and rusted it up. I also stripped and refinished the wood parts. I think it looks quite good now. The next step is to adapt the polish magazine to be able to be used with the bb magazine. Anyway here is a picture of what the rifle looks like now, ready to go up on the wall. Regards. Joe

Hello Oleg. Please see below and feel free to use on your site! Very Happy. I just wanted to say thanks for the excellent job on preparing my AKS 74. It looks awesome and is a real joy to shoot, I am going to get years of pleasure from it. The quality is second to none and the look and feel is essentially the real thing. I have come across AK's on a few occasions during service and can assure anyone of the fact that really this is close to the real thing as your going to get. The Cybergun AKM I also took delivery of is also a great bit of Kit. The power upgrade certainly does the business and the rifle knocks down targets effectively with a good punch. You can really tell the difference it changes the rifle from a plinker to a respectfully useful shooter, the first two mags knock down the metal targets on my magnetic range with no problem. The piece is no TX200 but is great fun to shoot and as a replica (which is really why your buying this) gives the added pleasure of also having some satisfying shooting. It is also surprisingly accurate! I would advise anyone buying one of these to make sure they read your tips on mag insertion as I experienced trouble exactly as you describe with the trigger action. Once I got the hang of things and the mag had been used a few times then no problems at all. This is the second time I have taken delivery of pieces from you Oleg and I know it will not be the last. All the Best /(E-mail from Howard / 21.07.19)

Excellent service from start to finish. She is so smooth all the power is transferred directly to the projectile. Instantaneous at 45 feet. Thank you (SMS from Norman in Manchester / 25.04.19)