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#Chinese ndm 86 plus
Below is a live feed of Norinco parts for you to peruse plus they have much more: There is another surprising source – eBay. Of course, there is Gunbroker and the many sellers who use it as well. There are two reputable businesses I have dealt with who carry Chinese firearm parts – one is Numrich and the other is PolyTechParts. As for myself, I wish I could afford an NDM-86!
#Chinese ndm 86 series
This unfortunate series of events leaves US owners of Norinco firearms such as their Type 56 SKS carbine, Type 56 assault rifle (and specifically the civilian MAK-90 and NHM-90 rifles), the NDM-86 Dragunov clone DMR, their various other rifles, pistols and shotguns wondering where to find parts. In short, Norinco is very much still in business in China and exporting to clients elsewhere – just not in the US.
In 1994 US Customrs conducted a sting on the importer and in August 2003, sanctions were imposted that effectively blocked their remaining lines of firearms and ammunition not already banned. In 1993, importation of most of their firearms and ammunition was blocked other than sporting shotguns and shotgun ammo. Unfortunately, they ran into a number of legal problems. They were established in 1980 and began selling small arms to the US domestic market not long after that. Norinco, or China North Industries Group Corporation Limited ( 中国北方工业集团有限公司), is a huge defense conglomerate and makes everything from small arms to big weapons systems such as tanks and missle systems ( click here if you want to visit their site). One brand that comes up quite a bit is Norinco. SO tell me, interested or waste of time.Because I make and sell a variety of AK furniture, I often get asked about where to find parts and accessories for a given type of firearm. In fact, I already have a name but I'm keeping that to myself for the time being. I'm asking.is my work worth any monetary support? If I get enough of you guys saying "I'm interested", I'll get to work on a website this fall. My typical essays take me about a week from start of photography to typing the last word. You all know how in-depth I usually go and it's much deeper than shown here. Assuming I produce on a regular (roughly monthly) basis, are my write-ups worth a buck or two a month to you guys? Again, this thread should not be used as an example.
If I can get some support, I can make a website fly. SO, if I do create a website, I'll be creating a Patreon (or similar) account too. It would be similar but would need to address the large number of grammatical errors usually present.īut, just like you, I have a career, family, house and all the responsibilities that go along with those things. Of course, I would need to produce a more polished product than I have to this point. Doing this will incur some monetary expense and a considerable time expenditure. To that end, I've seriously considered creating a website for my past and future work. But I've been told by enough people over the years (by both readers and people who have contributed firearms for study) that my work is useful and has some minimal Quality too it enough that I've been convinced that it should be easily accessible and preserved. I've done a bunch of in-detail essays and they've gotten buried in forum content over the years. Anyone who recognizes me knows that I've been doing this for at leastt ten years now. My intention was stated at the beginning of this.I had it out and I took some pictures to share.Įventually though, I do plan on doing an in-depth look at this rifle. Normally, if I were doing one of my usual "in-detail" write-ups, I would go MUCH more in-depth and discuss every little thing, pointing out details and explaining (to the best of my ability and understanding) what everything is and does.
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