Chinese Type 56S "Spiker" Bayonet AK-47 Types and Importers, Polytech, GSAD, FTC Woodland Hills


     The Polytech Spiker full stock AKS-7.62 guns are very close to the original Vietnam era guns, except without milled receivers. I do not know why the Chinese never made a full stock milled version with a spike bayonet for the semi-automatic market. These guns all came bolt side down in their box, with three Chrome Follower magazines, oil bottle, sling, gas port cleaning tool, and a tubular cleaning kit inside the butt stock. Many of the Poly guns were made at Factory /416\.

Here is my 3 Digit FTC Woodland Hills Bakelite Spiker. And below with her FTC sister.







Here is a fine example from The Valley Walker Collection.







     The Polytech guns are very sought after. A new in box example has increased in value regularly each year. Now, likely over $2,000.00.

They are becoming more scarce.
The polytech guns have not been imported since 1989.

Most spikers were made in Factory 416 inside a Triangle.
This one has a muzzle nut on its threaded barrel.

The top rifle is a spiker with a .223 style birdcage flash hider.
The middle gun a polytech legend with an AK-74 style muzzle break
The bottom gun is a Bakelite Polytech AKS with a slant muzzle break,






























        The top gun is a 56S-2 that accepts a Type 1 Bayonet.
        The middle gun a 56S Spiker,
         and the bottom gun a 56S-3,  full stock, which takes a Type II Bayonet.



          Here is a great video of the GSAD ( Golden State Arms Division) AKS-7.62 Spiker.
                                                                  Watch it here.

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Here is a 56 spiker in Pakistan.



The group below would be my preferred capture and interrogation prisoners than those above.
Stamped Type 56 Spiker.


Here is a Vietnamese solider with a Milled Type 56 Spiker.



Here are my Girls Below.



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