Hey guys, I have been thinking about building a precision AK 47 in 6.5 grendal and was wondering if anybody had any experience with something similar. Not sure if this is the best place to post this, so please direct me elsewhere if not. Nor am I sure if my desired effective range (1 MOA @ 600 yds) fits in the longrange hunting category. This idea is more of an excercise to see it is achievable. It will most likely require some fabrication of a new gasblock and front sight block if i go with a heavy barrel option, which i most likely will, rather than a tensioned lighter weight barrel, which will require its own special parts to be fabricated. My though is that starting with a quality barrel and elimitanting or compensating for the moment the piston puts on the barrel when fired would greatly improve the harmonics resulting in greater accuracy. Along with quality reloads and a more rigid reciever, (most likely milled but may go with a 1.5-2 mm stamped RPK reciever), it should be pretty good to go. I am still on the fence about how to mount the scope. I am thinking of a clamp on or press on rear sight block replacement with an extended picatiny rail, but may go with a more traditional approach. I know there will be people chiming in saying this is stupid and not to waste my time on an ak, but i have seen enough promising results with some minimal modifications and load development that leads me to believe that people who say that dont have any real experience with the platform. Anyways, if anyone has anyone has delt with any accurizing of ak's, I would love to hear what you have to say.