That's even better than 100 round AK drum clip!
Can foreigners buy weapons in your country, or are you a bunch of...commies?
If you could I would go all Spectre with old Jaguars and semi-auto assault weapons (because full auto is useless that's why). :lol:
(R7) I have a "green card" and have lived in Texas for several years. Am I prohibited from purchasing firearms and ammunition from an FFL in Texas?
As long as you are not otherwise prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms and ammunition (for example, a felon), Federal law does not prohibit you from purchasing or possessing firearms or ammunition. However, you will need to put your alien number or admission number on the Form 4473 and provide the FFL with documentation establishing you have resided in Texas for more than 90 consecutive days preceding the transaction. Moreover, you must make sure there are no State or local restrictions on such a purchase.
Per the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (which should really be a department store but instead is a government agency):
Nice PPSh-41 - is it yours, then?
Let me guess, it's an Allied Armament or TNW gun? Must really suck to be limited to 10 rounds....
Intrafuse stock?
Forgot - there are a couple of stinkers in Tapco's AK lineup. Avoid the Galil-style handguard, it tends to melt or break because they forgot to put a heat shield inside it. Also, avoid the side-folding buttstock because some of them are loose and wobble depending on the production run; and the others are just made of plastic instead of the usual polymer - which will sometimes crack. The rest of their AK products are pretty solid and I like the SAW grip.
Also, I was wrong about your lower handguard - it's not an old Tapco, it's a K-Var styled after the Bulgarian one.