AK47 Information Needed

[gun001guns]

I have a Milled AK-47 that seems to be a lot nicer and better finished AK than most. The gun is marked ZASTAVA-KRAGUJEVAC then has YUGOSLAVIA under that. On the opposite side of the reciever its marked 160. Wood is a beautiful red color gun looks almost unfired, but it has been shot some. Does anyone have any idea of who imported this gun, or how I can figure out its date of MFG, etc and a value? I can text pics or email them if it helps. I would appreciate any and all information. My cell is 580-618-0676 or email is [email protected]
Appreciate it, Ricky

 

[cjjtulsa]

Is there anything on the bottom, in front of the magwell?

 

[gun001guns]

Ill look when I get home but I don't think so

 

[gun001guns]

as far as I can see its not marked century anywhere. Seems like a lot nicer gun than your average ak?

 

[septic_shock]

Is that a scratch on the left side of the butt stock, or is there some kind of cross embossed into it? (I'm curious...I do not recognize that marking)

 

[AKguy1985]

I wonder if its a mitchells import? Back in the late 80's/early 90's they imported yugo AK's.

 

[cjjtulsa]

I wonder if its a mitchells import? Back in the late 80's/early 90's they imported yugo AK's.

Was thinking the same thing, but weren't the Mitchells rifles stamped Yugos, not milled? I guess I need to do some research.

 

[AKguy1985]

I'm not sure honestly. My other guess was somebodys kit build.

 

[dak]

I'm not sure honestly. My other guess was somebodys kit build.

Pretty much has to be.

 

[jakerz]

Milled M70 kit build. The receiver doesn't look like a reweld, as the edges of the lightening cuts would have a more pronounced flair, and the lightening cut would look a bit rougher and the serial number would be bigger. Probably an ORF or CNC Warrior receiver?

Whoever built it screwed up by omitting the selector stop plate, which should be present on a milled M70. That's why there's a hack-job to the mag catch. So, at the very least I'd account for sourcing a new mag catch, selector stop plate, and a new set of rivets to correct the deficiency.