This is a beautiful Maadi ARM, a semi-auto rifle of Egyptian origin. It is an iconic representation of the famous Russian AKM rifle, created with an impeccable combination of craftsmanship and history. Manufactured between 1993-1995, this firearm comes with a notable black phosphate finish and operates smoothly with a gas piston action system. It's chambered in a 7.62x39mm caliber, the standard for most AKM rifles, making it a powerful and reliable firearm. The Maadi ARM is in good condition, showing typical signs of use and handling, with minor finish loss and scratches throughout.
Included in the sale are two 30rd magazines, further enhancing its value. The gun's internals are clean, the bore is bright, and the lacquered stained laminate wood thumbhole stock with metal trapdoor buttplate gives it a vintage appeal. The laminate wood handguards with palm swell add to the comfortable and sturdy grip of the firearm. The rear adjustable leaf U notch and front adjustable half ring/post sights are included for accurate shooting.
The Maadi ARM was manufactured by the Maadi Company for Engineering Industries, based in Cairo, Egypt. Initially, the production started with Soviet technical assistance, but over time, Maadi developed its own distinctive features. This model was popular during the period of eased import restrictions in the United States, making it a valuable piece for collectors. The black phosphate finish not only enhances its visual appeal but also offers increased longevity and resistance to wear and tear. With its 30+1 capacity, this firearm allows for prolonged periods of shooting, making it a convenient and satisfying choice for any firearms enthusiast.
Imported by ACC/INTRAC Knoxville, TN between 1993-95, this vintage Egyptian rifle exhibits standard wear and signs of handling. The Maadi ARM is a unique and compelling piece, making it a historical and reliable addition to any firearms collection. Its unique features, combined with its history and reliability, make this a must-have for any firearms enthusiast or collector.