Enter the California-legal Arsenal SGL AK-variant rifles. It's pitiful that such a thing has to exist but Arsenal went to some effort to make these AK-variant rifles as close to the real thing as possible. Working with the California DOJ, these guns pass all CURRENT laws and are fully California approved. Expect to find a key-removeable ten round magazine in these SGL23/33 rifles. If we can overturn the unconstitutional gun restrictions there, a coupon is included to retrofit your SGL23/33 with regular Russian "technology" mag release. Most will be hard-pressed to visually distinguish these guns against their regular SGL cousins in the FREE world (join the NRA, give generously as we fight against these infringements on freedom and public safety). With stoic and dry humor host Walker English, a TNP regular at this point, we get a quick tour on other Arsenal highlights: new calibers, milled receiver options, RPK variants, the genuine Russian Krinkov kit ($$), Saiga shotgun upgrades and variants (Walker sells the .410 version hard but has a point there, and the new K-VAR 10 rd magazines which are 100% US made. The Arsenal Product remains impressive to me if it can remain around or below the 0 price point for the SGL rifles. If the costs remain at that level or lower they will continue to be major players in the AK-variant rifle market, especially at their quality levels. As proven in TNP, these guns are tough, adequately accurate, fun to shoot, lightweight, affordable ...
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