Talk:AK-22

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[edit] Merge suggestion

I don't know what a sidefolder is so I'm thinking AK 22 Sidefolder may be about the same firearm as this article in which case it should be merged. --Jon186 22:28, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Delete or merge...=

This article is very misleading. The only true .22 caliber AK in existence is the WASR-22, and there's already an article on the WASR line with a specific section on the WASR-22. There are other .22 AKs but they are merely custom conversions or lookalikes. While some gunsmiths may build their own .22 caliber AKs and refer to them as AK-22s, There is no standardized and official "AK-22". We could merge this with the WASR article to provide a bit more insight on the WASR-22, though I don't think it would hurt to delete this altogether. Opensourcelinuxm 09:28, 14 August 2007 (UTC)