Introducing the Romarm/Cugir Romak 991 - a semi-automatic rifle steeped in history and brimming with exceptional craftsmanship. Made by the Romania-based firearms manufacturer, Romarm, through its Cugir factory, the Romak 991 is a civilian variant of the iconic AK-47.
The firearm is in a very good overall condition, showing only minor, superficial signs of prior handling or use. Notable features include a gas piston action for reliability across different weather conditions, a 10+1 capacity for a good balance between firepower and weight, and a 16" barrel with a threaded, thread protector, and bayonet lug.
The Romak 991 shoots a 7.62x39mm round, common to many AK variants. Its glossy laminate PSL buttstock, bakelite pistol grip cap, and metal buttplate as well as the glossy laminate handguard with palm swell add to its appeal. The sight/optic includes the Warsaw Pact Side Optic Rail, Rear adjustable leaf U notch, and Front adjustable half ring/post. The package includes three 10 rd mags and one 5 rd mag.
Manufactured in 1999, the Romak 991 holds a piece of Cold War era history within its design. The black phosphate finish not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also provides a layer of protection against rust and corrosion. The wood furniture has some minor dents and scratches, a testament to its authenticity. The bore is bright and clean, and it's ready for you to take home and add to your collection.
Whether you are an enthusiast of historical firearms, an ardent collector, or a practical shooter, the Romarm/Cugir Romak 991 is an exceptional choice that marries history, reliability, and superior craftsmanship. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history that's still relevant today.