PC AK
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Glockgrabber
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Just change out a few of the internals to achieve 922r compliance( while i know of no individual ever prosecuted for this, its a good idea), and lose the butthole stock.
bamaranger
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The 922r compliance laws are a fact and I would not want to run afoul of same. That said, a clunky thumbhole stock can ususally be swapped out along with an appropriate number of "other" parts, to get a legal, proper looking AK. HOw easily the swap happens likely varies AK to AK.
Some receivers are slant cut and welded shut to hamper the very mod you mention. The MISR-90 falls into that group. Some others of the thumbhole family are much easier.
Read (and reread) the 922r rules, get a grip on parts count and have at it.
Stock, handguards, pistol grip, trigger group/hammer are likely sufficient but read up and get it right. ( I think it's 6 US parts) There are other options too, like US mags/assm's and muzzle brakes, gas piston, etc.
The 922r compliance laws are a fact and I would not want to run afoul of same. That said, a clunky thumbhole stock can ususally be swapped out along with an appropriate number of "other" parts, to get a legal, proper looking AK. HOw easily the swap happens likely varies AK to AK.
Some receivers are slant cut and welded shut to hamper the very mod you mention. The MISR-90 falls into that group. Some others of the thumbhole family are much easier.
Read (and reread) the 922r rules, get a grip on parts count and have at it.
Stock, handguards, pistol grip, trigger group/hammer are likely sufficient but read up and get it right. ( I think it's 6 US parts) There are other options too, like US mags/assm's and muzzle brakes, gas piston, etc.
I have been there (MAK 90) and while you have choices, it boils down to.
You need 5 US made parts.
1. Do you want to keep the AK as OEM as possible?
a. Get a deadwood stock set (very good stuff). That gets you three parts (grip and stock- the wooden forearm only counts as one despite being two pieces).
b. Get a US made AK magazine, amazingly enough that’s 3 parts (yep, the shell, follower and the base, the spring does not count oddly enough)
That gives you 6. If worried about the law carry the receipts! Keep your OEM AK mags as you are only in violation if they are in the gun.
2. Same as above applies but you can add a US made piston rod, trigger group etc. You will need two US made items.
In the case of the MAK 90 that means adding parts that do nothing to improve the gun (the trigger group on the MAK 90 is as good as it gets for an AK other than a Krebs job as its a two hook) and none of the rest is any better as the MAK90 has a chrome bolt and piston.
You need 5 US made parts.
1. Do you want to keep the AK as OEM as possible?
a. Get a deadwood stock set (very good stuff). That gets you three parts (grip and stock- the wooden forearm only counts as one despite being two pieces).
b. Get a US made AK magazine, amazingly enough that’s 3 parts (yep, the shell, follower and the base, the spring does not count oddly enough)
That gives you 6. If worried about the law carry the receipts! Keep your OEM AK mags as you are only in violation if they are in the gun.
2. Same as above applies but you can add a US made piston rod, trigger group etc. You will need two US made items.
In the case of the MAK 90 that means adding parts that do nothing to improve the gun (the trigger group on the MAK 90 is as good as it gets for an AK other than a Krebs job as its a two hook) and none of the rest is any better as the MAK90 has a chrome bolt and piston.
