They look nice but to me they're uncomfortable. Plus there's zero cheek weld.
Why don't you like the UF? Before I bought an AK with a wood stock, I was looking very closely at a UF. I would have thought the UF would be more desirable than the SF.
They look nice but to me they're uncomfortable. Plus there's zero cheek weld.
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It's off to gunbroker since I can't sell it here.[/QUOTE
what kind of rifle might want to cut it and sell it as a parts kit in md
There is one other option:It's off to gunbroker since I can't sell it here.
Since everyone's just saying not to do it without telling you why, and without knowing if you have the skills/tooling to do it, I'll be fair and at least run the process down:
Remove the underfolding stock, drill out the trunnion rivets, weld up all the holes, slant cut the back of the receiver, cut all new holes for the sidefolding mechanism and trunnion, rivet in sidefolding trunnion.
Grind/drill all front trunnion rivets, remove front trunnion, weld additional material on bottom of front trunnion to drill for front stock latch pivot pin, press barrel pin and barrel out of front trunnion, re-rivet back into receiver, drill front latch pin hole, drill/mill front latch hole in side of receiver, install front latch, reinstall barrel, reinstall barrel pin.
Install stock, hope you didn't **** anything up and have to do it all over again.
If you're feeling froggy, go for it. Be sure and post pics.
(Mario at Piece of History Firearms can certainly accomplish this for you, and it will look ****ing factory as ****. Don't expect it to be cheap....but it WILL be done right, without even the remotest possibility of any corners being cut. Troy at InRange may also be able to help you out, and is unbelievably good as well. I don't know how long either will take or what their backlog is at the moment)
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It's off to gunbroker since I can't sell it here.[/QUOTE
what kind of rifle might want to cut it and sell it as a parts kit in md
Nothing special, it's a WASR 10/63 UF. How would one prove that it's been demilled?
There is one other option:
http://www.amazon.com/M4-AKMS-Buttstock-underfolder-Defense/dp/B00FVV011Q/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sg_1
receiver demill working on getting some guns cut up to build as we speakNothing special, it's a WASR 10/63 UF. How would one prove that it's been demilled?
They look nice but to me they're uncomfortable. Plus there's zero cheek weld.