AK Furniture Swap

[1srelluc]

Not happy with the pull on my PSAK. So I have been shopping around.
My OEM trigger has a nice sharp break, the poundage is a little heavy but not annoyingly so, but it feels like a half an inch of pull before the break. I have been shopping for something else. There are some attractive drop in units, but I am not sold on them.

I've been very happy with the Tapco G2 but they have been discontinued.

The ALG Defense is good too. They have it in either curved or semi-straight. They are right spendy though at $115+.

ALG Defense AK-47/74 Enhanced Trigger | From Black Rifle Depot

The ALG Defense AK-47/74 Enhanced Trigger offers smooth, short pulls with durable steel and Lightning Bow design. Made in the USA and fully 922(r) compliant.

blackrifledepot.com

Huh, I can't see where they offer the old curved trigger anymore.

I sure as hell can't justify the price difference. G2s sets were $29.00.

BTW, these make life a lot better instead of messing with a Shepard's hook. I ordered a few the other day when i used my last retaining plate.

Red Star Arms FCG Pin Retaining Plate

Red Star Arms FCG Pin Retaining PlateEasiest option to retain your FCG Pins.The original US made trigger retainig system. made out of the finest US spring steel. Trust me it is very strong ! This product from Red Star Arms replaces the bent wire Shepherd's Hook. This steel plate in

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I bought a PSAK barreled action when they first came out and it was a nightmare....Nothing seemed within spec.....I understand they are better now but no thanks.

 

[1srelluc]

Obvious Truth #2063

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No trunnion rivets....Toy.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Obvious Truth #2063

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That is wrong. That is Soviet communism.

This is socialism:

 

[JWBooth]

I bought a PSAK barreled action when they first came out and it was a nightmare....Nothing seemed within spec.....I understand they are better now but no thanks.

They still have a shaky reputation because of their startup days.
I'm at about 2k with mine and still doing fine. Was shooting up the last of my Tul on the last trip to the range and was hitting their 400 yd. metal without issues.

 

[Failzero]

No trunnion rivets....Toy.

RAK 22 ( 22LR ) Romanian AK

 

[Failzero]

No trunnion rivets....Toy.

Google ( WASR 22 / AKT-98 / RAK 22 Romanian Rimfire AK Variants )

 

[Failzero]

Do you think these are Airsoft ?

 

[Failzero]

Launch of the Romanian RAK 22 some years back .

 

[Failzero]

RAK 22

 

[Failzero]

AKT-98 / WASR 22 /AKT - 98 KK 95 some of my Collection

 

[1srelluc]

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RAK 22

I know it might be what you are stuck with there but damn.

 

[Failzero]

I know it might be what you are stuck with there but damn.

Do a Quick Look of the WASR 22 / AKT -98 variants if your gonna do a deep dive on Rimfire Romanians I’ve been collecting for 18 years and shooting tens of thousands of rounds through

 

[1srelluc]

Do a Quick Look of the WASR 22 / AKT -98 variants if your gonna do a deep dive on Rimfire Romanians I’ve been collecting for 18 years and shooting tens of thousands of rounds through

Enjoy, but I'll pass.

 

[Failzero]

Enjoy, but I'll pass.

Same way I feel about Cowboy guns ( Both Real Historic & Modern ) total Fudd in my book and total pass 100%

 

[Failzero]

I know it might be what you are stuck with there but damn.

So not Airsoft .

 

[1srelluc]

Same way I feel about Cowboy guns ( Both Real Historic & Modern ) total Fudd in my book and total pass 100%

That's un-American!

 

[Stryder50]

Obvious Truth #2063

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IIRC, wasn't the AK-47 based off of the German Gewher 43 ?

Gewehr 43 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[M14 Shooter]

IIRC, wasn't the AK-47 based off of the German Gewher 43 ?

Gewehr 43 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Not so much.
Form follows function, so all self-loading rifles will share certain similarities.

 

[JGalt]

Not happy with the pull on my PSAK. So I have been shopping around.
My OEM trigger has a nice sharp break, the poundage is a little heavy but not annoyingly so, but it feels like a half an inch of pull before the break. I have been shopping for something else. There are some attractive drop in units, but I am not sold on them.

True. Magpul stocks seem to be a little heavy. There are better triggers but I can't see spending a couple hundred bucks on something that was just made to hit a man-sized target at 100 meters.

The best I could ever do is a 100 yard 4" group off a Caldwell Lead Sled weighted down with sandbags, using cheap steel-cased Russian ammo.

That's probably why I don't have a set of 7.62x39 reloading dies and brass cases.

 

[Failzero]

True. Magpul stocks seem to be a little heavy. There are better triggers but I can't see spending a couple hundred bucks on something that was just made to hit a man-sized target at 100 meters.

The best I could ever do is a 100 yard 4" group off a Caldwell Lead Sled weighted down with sandbags, using cheap steel-cased Russian ammo.

That's probably why I don't have a set of 7.62x39 reloading dies and brass cases.

They laughed at me when I got my 3 die set in 7.62x39 from my LGS many years back , I’ve been saving reloadable brass ( I think I have around 200 + today )