Stock adapter for norinco mak 90 slant cut

Just make a dirt cover similar to the ones that comes with it that's custom made to fit snug into the slant. It'll leave a big hole at the back of the receiver because of the slant but since you're talking about a little gunsmithing that shouldn't be a problem at all. VLTOR WEAPON SYSTEMS - AK-47 COLLAPSIBLE STOCK ADAPTERД«olts up directly to the tang and is rock solid enough to the point that you could probably use the rifle butt as a baseball bat.

The telescoping part is easy as hell though if you can find one of these in stock somewhere. It's also for putting wood on a slant receiver but maybe the design idea will further inspire.Д¬an't remember if carolina shooters supply is on the shit list or not so forgive me if it is.ДЄ folding stock might be a serious problem to buy a ready made fixitupper for on a slant receiver to be honest though. Very easy to do and since you already figure you will have to do a little adaptation yourself, a fun couple of hour project.ДЇound this but it's for a VEPR not a norinco so it probably WILL NOT fit correctly. Like above you can then cover the slant area with epoxy and paint it to blend it in with the shape of the receiver. If you want a 'tactical' stock, you can use any but would have to file down the part that fits into the receiver to fit the Norinco. Alternatively Ironwood Designs makes a standard shape wood stock for the slant cut MAK-90.ДЄnother thing I have done for others is to use the standard stock and fill the slant area with epoxy so that it matches the receiver, then paint it black to disguise it. I did what you say you can do, made a stock for one of mine in my garage. Add to that the thicker metal used by the Chinese versus the Europeans narrows it even further, as the special stock not only would need the different shape, but also narrower. So I guess it varies.Unfortunately there aren't many companies making stocks for the slant cut MAK-90 as they are fairly rare and not worth tooling for just the one type of receiver. I saw that some believe that no post ban MAK90 is threaded but mine was.

I did a lot of reading about this before I decided to get out the Dremel. Another thing is the 'collar' that is tacked on the muzzle if it's a post ban gun. If it's not, you should be able to put any AK stock on it. I thought for sure mine was slant cut but it is not. And it's made of what appears to be the same rubber their pistol grips are made of, I like the feel.

Again, I like the Hogue setup as it can have a rail on all 4 sides or no rails at all and any point in between. Others might be able to say what has worked for them. I did have to do some filing on the metal part of the Hogue setup in front but not much. As with most aftermarket accessories manufacturers have to try to come up with something that will work with all the variants so it's not unusual to have to do some fitting. I can't speak from experience (with regard to the WASR) but I would assume so. Does the MAK 90 accept the same forends as other AK's like the wasr?

Stock adapter for norinco mak 90 slant cut