From the Vault: Interarms AK-47 Underfolder 

Where do you buy underfolders? Do u buy an air soft one?

@Bruce Lee where could I buy one ?

Plenty of options nowadays

AKs just NEED wood in my opinion..

I'm sure for the right price

1 yard is .914 meters. You're not wrong, but sometimes Americans use them interchangeably for rough distances.

Are the Hungarian interarms/high standard ak47 good

With a good muzzle brake it's not uncomfortable at all

@@jacobardon5605 you want a good hungarian get an FEG one. if you want an underfolder i’d suggest ak63ds from atlantic firearms. real good quality for the price, and atlantic kits are always good to go nowadays.

Or is it Parker from Duracoat?

Polish barrel from AoA. Best on the market

Zastava makes a 308 AK platform rifle and they're pretty sweet. I almost bought one after testing it but picked up a 10/63 and bft-47 instead for about the same price.

Much depends on which incarnation of Interarms this particular AK was built under, as Interarms has changed hands a few times. I can't speak for Interarms AKs built before Interarms was acquired by High Standard in Houston, or even the specifics of all of the early Houston Interarms guns, but I can attest to the High Standard Interarms guns of the last few years using exclusively chrome-lined barrels from Green Mountain. Green Mountain does button rifle their barrels, but that's pretty inconsequential. Button rifling is cheaper, and more than sufficient for all but the most high precision rifle applications, a category for which the AK has never been, nor ever will be, destined. Most production rifle barrels are button, and honestly, you'd be hard pressed to find a Savage or Remington that didn't shoot well within 2 MOA with appropriate ammo. If you go around demanding cut rifling in all your tubes, you're going to have to go around with 3 or 400 extra American rubles in your pocket for every gun you buy, assuming you can find that option without having a smith do a custom job for you. As for the underfolder plate, I would argue that its existence is meh. Its purpose is to distribute recoil impulse over a wider area than just the hole for the pistol grip nut, when the gun is fired in folded configuration. When the stock is unfolded and the gun is fired from the shoulder, the reinforcement plate serves no purpose, outside of looking more "authentic." For the civilian market, where the vast majority of shooters are either serious, in which case they use the stock like a civilized human, or are total chucklehads, in which case they fire from the hip a couple times and then sell the gun to pay their phone bill, the plate is pretty low on the cost-benefit curve in bringing the gun to market. Authenticity snobs be damned, they don't actually buy enough guns to be worth pandering to. All that said, with High Standard closed down, I wouldn't recommend buying anything from "Interarms TX," which is actual trademark infringement by a guy that used to work for High Standard until he was ousted for embezzling, and who the ATF has permanently barred from being a responsible party on an FFL.

What makes them meh

On par if they are built correctly.

In Texas you can

not a ak, ak is only russian. In this vidéo there is a Polish pmk underfolder

@@noxez9067 it says AK on the rifle