2009年3月18日 · These are now known in the AK community as "Romy G" rifles. During the span of the AIM's production, the military version (Full auto rifles that weren't converted to guard guns) were widely exported to many nations, including Iraq, Bosnia-Herzogovina, India, Liberia, Pakistan, Rwanda, the Sudan, the IRA, Sierra Leone, Morocco, Georgia, Jordan ...

2020年1月11日 · It’s $300 less and already comes from the factory with a premium barrel and receiver. It'd be a kit build. What receiver? Who built it? OG barrel kit or US barrel? Romanian rifles are 'basic-bitch' grade. They sold thousands of Romy G kits for a song.

2023年6月1日 · They were issued a specific type of rifle often called Romy G that was semi-automatic only. In case of a full-scale invasion, the trigger mechanism of those rifles could be replaced with a full auto trigger group.

2021年7月16日 · The Romy "G" or Guards Gun was a PM-63 variant, i... This week we have another one of the Moon Rock AKs you've come to expect from the Vickers Tactical Channel.

This is a minty Romy G AK-47, built on a Childers receiver by Troy Sellers using a Romanian G code kit with original Romanian chrome lined barrel. It's in excellent condition as it was only ever test fired by the builder, and never used afterward.

2011年3月6日 · Just wondering if there is any difference between years of the Romanian G kits. I've heard people say the 70's are better quality than the 80's. Any info would be helpful. Thanks. Generally 1970's production seems of better quality but most of …

2010年4月10日 · GP-1975 or GP-75, for short, rifles were issued to the Garda Patriotica, Romanian Patriotic Guard ("G" stands for Garda which is Romanian for Guard). The Patriotic Guard was sort of a combination of what we know as the National Guard and the Communist Young Pioneers and was mandatory service for young men and women.

This is a minty Romy G AK-47, built on a Childers receiver by Troy Sellers using a Romanian G code kit with original Romanian chrome lined barrel. It's in excellent condition as it was only ever test fired by the builder, and never used afterward.

The famous Romanian G also known as the “Romy G” was a rifle produced for the Patriotic Guard of Romania. A state militia that acted as a border control force. These rifles are easy to spot out from other PM MD63s as they have a bold crimson red G on the sight block as well as a black sleeve around the wood stock.

Stock Configuration & Condition: This is a modern Childers Guns receiver assembled with a complete Romanian “Romy G” kit. The buttstock and two piece handguard are wood and the pistol grip is checkered bakelite. The Romy G has its iconic “Dong” lower handguard with its integrated wood foregrip.