Because a limited run will allow them to justify insane prices because it’s a “collectors item”.

@@keiththom2240 exactly, no need for that bs

The US commercial market is lucky they get anything at all from Arsenal Bulgaria as they're a huge contractor for much of the eastern hemisphere and selling all of their stamped guns in service contracts- the commercial US ak market just isn't worth it to them; nor is opening up additional assembly lines as this just costs them money and time when there's huge contracts already in place. We will probably never get the stamped series back domestically in the US ever and if we do it'll probably be a "we found this batch" situation always without consistent rolling out. Think of Arsenal as more of like an HK or kinda KAC - not Zastava. Those brands are also gonna be a similar model when it comes to rifles: Limited quantities, FCFS, variations from "clone correct". The AK market is kinda flat right now- PSA is largely plugging up from competition of higher end rifles since their price point is so low, so Arsenal could only justify consistent stocking in the event the AK market were to blow up drastically more and still competing at boutique prices, which would be a far shot from realistic unfortunately. Appreciate your 106 cause that's probably the last of em G.

They do not make stamped rifles anymore. Not for us market not for anyone. Bulgaria firmly believes and stands by the strength of the milled receiver. Poland is making plenty of stamped guns if you want a good one still and it's available in 5.56 as well.

@@jefflynchii3307 AoA has stopped importing FB Radom Beryls so that's also the end of them. I think theres like 100-something left as of yesterday. Confirmed on their IG but we'll probably get the Grot which isn't a fair trade as an AK guy but hopefully I can get one before end of the year.

Its very important that the message is going out clearly to all customers. The Layaway program applies to ALL products. You can purchase Zastava, Bersa, Century - Whatever we have in stock

@@kvarcorp I like the idea but the pawn shops are FFL’s too and have layaway programs that can give you up to a year after submitting a payment depending on the overall price. Which may be better for some out there because there’s always a competitive company for the public. Local shops provide additional incentives by giving customers (veterans, military, LEO discounts). Other local FFL shops do offer incentives when you buy locally such ammo discounts, a discount on mags, or free mag too. When buying a new firearm.

$3300. It’s on their site

I have the exact same model. I shoot mine probably twice a year. I definitely clean and give it the white glove treatment after each use. I also put some wood furniture on that's Russian red. I'm gonna put up a quick short video showing

Why do people want stamped vs milled? Thought it was the other way around