ROMANIAN AIMS 74 PISTOL-M13 INDUSTRIES

Romanian AIMS 74 Pistol-M13 Industries Features

• Contract Built for Atlantic by M-13 Industries
• Built from an Original Romanian AIMS 74 parts kit
• Model AIMS 74 Pistol
• JMac Customs 12.5″ Cold Hammer Forged 5.45x39mm Nitride barrel, threaded 14mmx1LH
• JMac Customs RRD2-C Muzzle Device
• JMac Customs GBC-13 Gas block sight block combo with muzzle detent
• JMac Customs AK105 Style Cleaning rod
• US Plum Polymer Handguards and pistol grip
• SB Tactical SBA3 pistol brace
• Definitive Arms AKM/74 M4 Stock/Brace Adapter
• ALG Defense AKT Fire Control group
• Fully heat-treated US Receiver
• Black Duracoat Finish
• Comes with (1) US 30 Round magazine
• Backed up by a 1 year warranty

The Romanian AIMS 74 Pistol, 5.45 x 39mm semi-automatic. With the limited offering in 5.45x39mm on the market, today Guns Atlantic reached out to M13 Industries for the team there to assemble a small batch of Romanian AIMS 74 kits into custom pistol builds.These pistols feature original AIMS 74 parts with the addition of parts from JMac Customs, Definitive Arms, ALG Defense and SB Tactical. This pistol is ready for whatever you are and then some. The New US Plum-colored polymer handguards and grip give this pistol a stylish look. While the other parts make this pistol that much more solid and reliable. Some of the most notable features on this build are the SB Tactical SBA3 Adjustable pistol brace, the JMac Customs 12.5″ Cold Hammer Forged 5.45x39mm Nitride barrel, JMac Customs GBC-13 gas/sight block combo, and ALG’s AKT fire control group. Finally these are finished with a Black Duracoat Finish and Backed up by a 1 year warranty from M13-Industries.

A Little Bit of History on the AIMS 74 
The Romanian weapons industry has always been very active, producing Soviet-based arms for domestic use while at the same time vigorously exporting to every corner of the globe. The Kalashnikov rifle is obviously one of their best sellers, as Romanian variants are seen in every major conflict from Central America to Iraq and Afghanistan. In the 1980s, when Soviet influence and aid were still a factor in determining the equipment of Romania’s own army, a decision was reached to start the conversion of the standard infantry round from the M43 7,62x39mm cartridge to the new Soviet M73 5,45x39mm. Of course, this meant a revision in the Kalashnikov rifle made for the round. Romtechnica’s eventual “AK-74” rifle is unique, and although it embodies features characteristic of the Soviet original, has many throwbacks to the AKM pattern in an effort to save expense. The final result is a true AK-74 with a unique flavor all it’s own, making it very interesting to the Kalashnikov collector.