AK-47 Review

Performance: 7

The rifle, chambered in 7.62x39, has a lot of power but where it hurts is in the accuracy department. The accuracy for this rifle is terrible and should not be described any other way. Putting a scope on an AK-47 is pointless because if you are shooting farther than 150 yards your going to have a hard time hitting your target. Close range however this rifle packs a punch. Able to penetrate body armor and thin metal the AK-47 is the ideal rifle within 150 yards.

Features: 5

The AK-47 has a very short list of features and the features it does have are not worth mentioning. With accessory rails that fit the AK-47 you can attach just about anything but the rifle by itself doesn't have any features.

Appeal: 10

Not the prettiest gun in the world but probably the most loved next to the AR-15. Cheap and Affordable to maintain are its strongest attributes.

Overall:

Performance: 

The rifle, chambered in 7.62x39, has a lot of power but where it hurts is in the accuracy department. The accuracy for this rifle is terrible and should not be described any other way. Putting a scope on an AK-47 is pointless because if you are shooting farther than 150 yards your going to have a hard time hitting your target. Close range however this rifle packs a punch. Able to penetrate body armor and thin metal the AK-47 is the ideal rifle within 150 yards.

Performance Rating: 

7

Features: 

The AK-47 has a very short list of features and the features it does have are not worth mentioning. With accessory rails that fit the AK-47 you can attach just about anything but the rifle by itself doesn't have any features.

Features Rating: 

5

Appeal: 

Not the prettiest gun in the world but probably the most loved next to the AR-15. Cheap and Affordable to maintain are its strongest attributes.

Appeal Rating: 

10

The AK-47 is one of the most rugged weapons ever made. Of the many rounds I've fired through mine I have never had it skip a beat. Anyone looking to buy a cheap yet durable weapon should look no farther. The same goes for anyone buying bulks of weapons. The price can range anywhere from $350 to well over $1,000 but seeing is how no matter what you pay you still get the same durable weapon, cheaper will always be better. This is probably the only rifle I can see that about because you always get what you pay for. With the AK, the extra money you spend is probably going only to aesthetics.