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zombiedawg
V.I.P. Member Posts: 103 (10/18/01 7:48:07 pm) Reply | Edit | Del All AK EXPERT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How had is it to change the stock on an AK? I cracked mine today while shooting at the range. It really is not too bad, but I know it could only get worse. I really like the black fiberglass ones. Has anyone ever installed one and how big of a job is it? Tac401 Administrator Posts: 2488 (10/18/01 11:49:27 pm) Reply | Edit | Del ezSupporter Re: AK EXPERT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ZD, If it's a Pre-Ban stock remove the top receiver cover and remove the recoil guide spring by pushing it forward from the rear until it clears the slot, then lift upward and slide out towards the rear of the receiver. Once you have done this you will see 2-screws at the top of the stock where it is inserted into the receiver, one of which is not visible unless the top cover has been removed as stated in step one above. Next remove the 2-screws out from the tang that the neck of the stock is sitting in. After you have removed the 2-tang screws you can try pulling on the stock rearward while applying a little verticle movement at the same time, you may need to use a small wood block to help tap it out as most are fitted in the slot pretty snug. When replacing with the new stock you will need to gently but firmly tap it back in to the receiver also. If this is a Post-Ban Thumhole model then you would repeat step 1 only! Next you would remove the pistol grip stock screw from the bottom of the pistol grip portion of the stock being careful not to loose the stock screw nut that will drop off inside of the receiver. Next remove the tang screw(s) at the top of the neck of the stock and the stock should easily pull off. NOTE: Before doing ANY of this MAKE SURE the rifle is UNLOADED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The above applies to stamped receivers! Hope this info helps! The Firearms Forum Vietnam Memories Bulletin Board Contact Administrator zombiedawg V.I.P. Member Posts: 107 (10/18/01 11:53:25 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: AK EXPERT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- That sounds easy enough. Any suggestion on what stock to get? RANGE ME Tac401 Administrator Posts: 2490 (10/19/01 12:40:48 am) Reply | Edit | Del ezSupporter Re: AK EXPERT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Another reason the Anti's didn't want folks to have the traditional military stock was it's very effective/strong when being used to rifle butt an opponent whereas, a thumbhole stock doesn't have the the support or the metal butt plate(has rubber)and would more than likely break off in that type of situation. I prefer wood but a nice textured black poly stock is appealing to me also. The Firearms Forum Vietnam Memories Bulletin Board Contact Administrator BlackGun V.I.P. Member Posts: 1170 (10/19/01 8:50:06 am) Reply | Edit | Del Re: AK EXPERT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Try the Chote Dragunov skelatized Poly stock about $80.00 for for the three peice set. Pay special attention to the gas tube when ordering so you get the right length top forend! I had two Ak's one gas tube was about 2" shorter than the other when I install the Choate stock. They are also about 2" longer than the wodden stock to fit the American's longer arm span rules for survival: Sight alignment, Breath control, & Trigger Squeeze BlackGUN Edited by: BlackGun at: 10/19/01 10:35:54 am
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