Posted March 24, 2017 4:42 am by Comments

By Chris Eger

Both pistol variants were introduced in Century’s 2017 catalog and are now shipping. (Photos: Century)
Century Arms announced Thursday the latest addition to their AK-style pistol line, abbreviated variants of their popular C39v2 and RAS47 rifles, are now available.
While both U.S.-made models offer a number of similarities– such as a receiver-mounted side rail, Magpul furniture, and RAK-1 trigger packs– the big difference between the two is that the more entry-level RAS uses a stamped receiver while the C39 incorporates a receiver milled from 4140 ordnance grade steel.
The C39v2 pistol uses a receiver milled from 4140 steel, note the cut-in above the mag well.
The RAS47 pistol uses a stamped receiver, note the dimple above the mag well
Both feature a receiver-mounted side rail, shown here on the C39v2. Note the Magpul MOE pistol grip that comes standard along with the matching MOE handguard.
Another handy feature is that the pistols have QD attachment points at the rear of the receiver for attaching a sling, a departure from imported AK-style pistols such as the Zastava M85/92 series which require an aftermarket adapter.
Each of the handguns has a 10.6-inch barrel– considered by many to be about as short as you want to go to still preserve

Source: Guns.com

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