Newly Evil Ak47

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New MAK90 in cute and cuddly form:

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After new gas tube, followers and stock set. It suddenly becomes evil!:


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(p.s. Ignore the canted upper hg. Still working on that one. [wink] )
 
Damn, that is a good job. I have a MAK-90 that looks like the first picture. Way excellent shooter. Wickedly accurate with a beautiful trigger. What exactly did you do to yours, I want one.
 
Damn, that is a good job. I have a MAK-90 that looks like the first picture. Way excellent shooter. Wickedly accurate with a beautiful trigger. What exactly did you do to yours, I want one.

I jumped through a couple of hoops to keep the great trigger on it. I
replaced the gas piston, added a US follower to all of my mags, and
replaced with all American-made furniture. You just need to replace 5 foreign
parts with American ones on a stamped MAK90 (6 if there is a brake). Also,
if the rear of your receiver has the infamous angled cut, Ironwood Designs
is pretty much your only stock source, but they do look very nice. All in all,
about 4 hours of effort. I could do it again in about 1.5 hours. (and I think I
will. I never knew how much fun an AK was!
 
The black looks nice but I'd still go with wood. Not the original thumbhole, but a wood stock and pistol grip. Nothing says AK like vintage Russian-esque wood furniture.[smile]
I'm looking for a Mak so I can swap out the thumbhole stock with a 2 piece standard wood stock.
 
how did you get that lower handguard off? i was tryin to get mine off my arsenal ak the other day and couldnt budge it...is there something im missin here?

Did you flip the little lever tucked away inside the end cap of the handguard?

Remove the cleaning rod?
 
mine didnt wanna move...after severl unsuccessful attempts i didnt wanna screw with it even more figuring it wasnt meant to move...ill have another go at it tonight and maybe hit it with some wd40
 
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