Here are my girls this past May.
I just love them all. I love spikers. I love everything Chicom AK related.
Please see the girls in their photos below.
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The Chinese AK-47 Blog will help you identify versions of Imported Chinese AK-47. Especially Chinese Pre Bans, and all of their features, including Side Folders, Under Folders, Double Under-Folders, Spikers, Milled Receivers, Muzzle Breaks, Bakelite, and Bayonets. Magazine types and their identification. In short, all things Chinese AK-47 related! Use the Search Function to the right with Key Words. Please comment below each post to help with proper identification.
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