Description
The Arsenal 84P Plum Furniture Milled Receiver 7.62X39 16” Barrel Folding Stock 10 Rd Mag is a classic, imported AK-pattern rifle built on a durable milled receiver. It features distinctive plum-colored polymer furniture, a 16-inch chrome-lined barrel, and a side-folding stock, offering a blend of historical authenticity and modern reliability in a configuration ready for the range. This model is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
Key Features
- Authentic Milled Receiver: More rigid and historically accurate than stamped variants, offering enhanced durability and a smoother shooting feel.
- Iconic Plum Furniture: Features the sought-after, slightly translucent plum-colored polymer handguards, pistol grip, and folding stock for a distinct Cold War-era aesthetic.
- 16″ Chrome-Lined Barrel: Chambered in the ubiquitous and affordable 7.62x39mm, this barrel provides a great balance of velocity and maneuverability with excellent corrosion resistance.
- Side-Folding Stock: The polymer stock folds to the left, significantly reducing overall length for storage or transport without sacrificing a solid cheek weld when deployed.
- 10-Round Magazine: Ships with a compliant 10-round magazine, ideal for states with capacity restrictions and perfectly suitable for bench shooting or hunting applications.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | 7.62x39mm |
| Barrel Length | 16 Inches |
| Receiver Type | Milled Steel |
| Stock | Plum Polymer Side-Folder |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 Rounds (Included) |
| Overall Length (Stock Folded) | Approx. 24.5 Inches |
Weighing in at roughly 7.5 pounds unloaded, the 84P has a solid, substantial feel that helps manage recoil. The milled receiver construction is a significant differentiator—it’s heavier and more expensive to produce than stamped receivers, but many shooters believe it translates to better long-term accuracy and a uniquely solid platform. The plum furniture isn’t just for looks; it was a specific polymer formulation from the Arsenal factory, now highly collectible. This rifle is drop-in ready for standard AKM muzzle devices and optics rails that attach to the side rail, compatible with brands like Midwest Industries or RS Regulate. Look, if you want a stamped AK, there are cheaper options. The 84P’s value is in its specific, high-quality build.
Who This Rifle Is For
This rifle is ideal for the budget-conscious collector or shooter who values authenticity and robustness over the absolute lowest price. It’s for the AK enthusiast who wants a true milled-receiver gun without hunting for parts kits or paying custom shop prices. It’s also a great choice for hunters in brush country where the 7.62×39 cartridge is effective on medium game, and the folding stock makes it easier to carry. If you appreciate a piece of firearms history with a unique color scheme and top-tier construction, this is a compelling option.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The milled receiver is incredibly durable and offers a premium foundation. The plum furniture is iconic and adds collector appeal. The 16-inch barrel is a versatile, all-around length. Arsenal’s fit and finish are typically excellent, and the rifle is known for reliability. It’s a complete, high-quality package at $1392.79.
Cons: The milled receiver makes it heavier than comparable stamped AKs. The price point is above entry-level WASR or PSA models. The 10-round magazine may be a limitation for some, though it accepts standard AKM-pattern mags. Plum furniture is a specific taste—you either love it or you don’t.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this rifle accept standard AK-47/AKM magazines?
A: Yes. The Arsenal 84P is designed to use standard double-stack, steel AKM-pattern magazines. The included 10-rounder is compliant, but you can use 30-round magazines, Bulgarian circle 10 mags, or other quality options like those from Magpul or US Palm.
Q: Is the folding stock metal or polymer?
A: The folding mechanism itself is steel, but the stock body (the part you put your cheek against) is made from the same distinctive plum-colored polymer as the handguards and pistol grip. It’s robust and locks solidly in both open and closed positions.
Q: What’s the real-world difference between a milled and a stamped receiver?
A: Stamped receivers are made from bent sheet steel and are lighter, cheaper to produce, and historically the most common. Milled receivers are carved from a solid block of steel, making them heavier, more rigid, and more expensive. The debate on accuracy is ongoing, but milled guns are generally considered more durable and have a smoother action due to tighter tolerances.
Considering a classic AK with a premium build and unique character? The Arsenal 84P represents a specific tier of quality and history. View the full details on our site to see if it fits your collection.
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