The Norinco MAK-90 Sporter is a semi-automatic rifle that stands as a remarkable piece of firearm history and a testament to superior craftsmanship. Manufactured in 1994, this rifle is a rare find, especially in such excellent condition, showing only faint signs of prior handling. With its original blued finish and chu wood thumbhole stock, it is both a collector's dream and a practical shooter's delight. The MAK-90, standing for "Modified AK-1990," was engineered to comply with U.S. import regulations, providing a unique blend of classic AK design with necessary modifications for U.S.
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This rifle boasts an excellent bore condition with sharp lands and grooves, indicative of its minimal use. The 16.3-inch chrome-lined barrel ensures longevity and reliable performance, while the long-stroke gas piston action contributes to its renowned reliability. The rifle's capacity is five rounds, making it suitable for regions with magazine restrictions. Included with the rifle is its original factory box, an owner's manual, a cleaning rod, an oil bottle, and a cleaning kit—all of which enhance its collectible status.
The MAK-90 Sporter is chambered in the versatile 7.62x39 caliber, known for its balance between power and manageable recoil, making it ideal for both target practice and hunting. Its rear leaf U-notch and front hooded post sights offer reliable accuracy, while the original chu wood thumbhole stock provides a distinctive aesthetic and comfortable handling. For enthusiasts and collectors alike, owning a MAK-90 is not just about possessing a firearm—it's about preserving a piece of history. With its origins in the 1990s and its excellent condition, this rifle is a testament to the era and a unique addition to any collection.