First Year Production Russian Molot RPK Semi-Auto Rifle (Revisited)

I had this rifle out for a video going on the main channel, so figured why not show it off a bit more and talk about it a bit more here?
This is a 1961 Soviet-Russian RPK parts kit built onto a Nodak Spud NDS-7 receiver, by Legion-USA.
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[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

I really hope you don't take this the wrong way, because I mean it as a compliment, but watching your videos on this channel I'm still impressed how well you do with the filming, and keeping a sync between what you're talking about, or handling, and what's in the frame. There are lots of similar videos on this site by guys who (allegedly) can see, who don't do half as good a job.

[@shojus]

I agree! He is one of my favorite KZbin channels to watch, just because of how well he does with the hand he was dealt. In fact, some people would have NO idea he is blind, and I'm saying that because I have had to inform people of this fact. Easily one of the best AK channels on the tubes of you... ;)

[@VinelandVinny]

How much did you get this for? I’m looking at one in my store it’s never been fired

[@misha5670]

Depends what the one in the store actually is? Is it marked M64 Sporter or AES10B?

[@VinelandVinny]

@@misha5670 molot oruzhie vepr 7.62x39 from fime group rpk style with Russian serial number

[@misha5670]

@@VinelandVinny So its a totally different firearm from the one i showed in this old video. I'm afraid I can't really help. You are going to have to get your google on to discover for yourself.

[@VinelandVinny]

@@misha5670 ok thanks 🙏