Rivets look to be good and tight and round. I'm not sure what the value would be with the end product of a Maadi rebuild.
I do have great wood and a good barrel, is the Maadi barrel chrome lined?
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The single stack bolt won't strip any rounds
Is a Maadi worth rebuilding depends on you I think, Installing the ejector and a mag release is easy then you buy a bolt and have a serviceable AK instead of a rifle sitting there collecting dust. Selling as is for a parts kit is going to get you maybe half of what you have in it if you can find a buyer cause that particular AK is not sought after !!
Can you give me an estimate of what it would cost for the afore mentioned parts?
Two Rivers is located in Okc, they might be able to help.
Here are some other links for some research.
https://ak-builder.com/index.php
https://www.theakforum.net/forums/forum.php
https://www.childersguns.com/
Here are some other links for some research.
https://ak-builder.com/index.php
https://www.theakforum.net/forums/forum.php
https://www.childersguns.com/
I’d think $250 in parts and a few hours to rebuild it. Once done it’d have a value of maybe $400
Or you could probably sell it as is for $150-200.
Or you could probably sell it as is for $150-200.
So, are you saying a Maadi is only worth $400? I am just wondering, have thought about getting one.
I did a lot of research before I bought this one and $650 was a fair price for a MISR-10, the MISR-90 is the one to stay away from, it's a mixture of Chinese and Maadi parts. I'm thinking it would just be worth the $650 I already have in it. I'll have to really find some cheap surplus parts to make it worth while.
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