This included the 5.45x39mm Type 88 and the Type 84S AKS in. Seen as something of the Rodney Dangerfield of the AK offerings at the time, these guns could be had for under $400.Р”В¬hina Sports, Inc.РІР‚вЂњ located in Ontario, California of all placesРІР‚вЂњ introduced a couple of new Norincos to the market in late 1988, notably chambered in calibers other than the traditional AK 7.62x39mm. Largely new-in-box production and meant just for the overseas market, the only tweak done before clearing customs in the U.S. With Valmets always scarce and Steyr no longer bringing in Maddis, eyes turned to Bejing and a variety of Chinese-made semi-auto Type 56 AKM-style clones, marketed under banners ranging from B-West, Poly-Tech, Clayco, Norinco and others, started to flow into the country around the same time. The problem was, the Valmets and Maddis were expensive at the time, running $700 and up in 1985 dollars. appetite for Kalashnikovs initially whet by the early shipments first of Finnish Valmets and then of Steyr-imported Egyptian Maddi ARM rifles, by the time Red Dawn hit theatres in 1984, the hunger had grown to omnivorous proportions. 223-caliber AK-style semi-auto rifle that was only imported for a single, controversial year. Gather round and hear a tale of an extremely rare. This beautiful Norinco Type 84S-1 AKS available in the Vault is a Chicom-made underfolder that was only imported in 1989.

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