do you have to change the threads on the orignal front site bed for an sks for these sites?
1048754
no, they work, but you might need to trim them down cause some of them sit too high, otherwise fit perfectly
1048755
The threads are correct for all AK and SKS variants. However, the site post itself may be too tall for an SKS and you may have to file off some material from the bottom to get correct elevation.
2012200
It should the stock looks similar.Does it have threads in the back of the stock?
761299
I could not get this product to fit my SKS. It requires far more modification than I wish to perform.
1003251
Yes. I have one on a Chinese sks. It does require some minor filing and shaping since this product is designed to fit multiple manufacturers.
1240006
I bought it for the same rifle... With a modification u can put it on that stock .. but when I tried to modify it it broke.. and had to use the barrel clamp that comes with it
2122378
Yes it's a universal screw size for the front site in Glock's. I'm at work & don't know off the top of my head but look up, "Glock front site tool" it should tell you the size.
1373318
My SAR-1 also came with a unthreaded barrel. Alot of the Romanian AKs actually have a smaller diameter barrel after the gas block. My thread adapter fit a little loosely, but not to bad. Im really happy with my thread adapter. After i drilled some dimples and used some blue loctite on the set screws it hasn't moved yet.
1604798
If you've never done it before, or never seen one done, I wouldn't attempt it. But I would say that there are two different types of front sites on Glocks. some you just pull off and some you have to unscrew the same way you screw on the new front site.
1074291
I had a bolt-on muzzle brake on mine. It clears just like a factory front sight. I noticed no change in the height of the front sight.
2168707
You can remove the pins with a punch. The rail includes hex screws to replace the pins and the holes in the rail are threaded. Installation instructions are included also, its a pretty quick mod to make.
1007639
Probably, mine was put on an SKS Carbine as it was too short and I did not want to alter the stock. If the top/bottom lengths are anywhere close it should fit.
731473
Im not sure but even with the SKS I had to modify it slightly with a demil tool to sand downto snap the trigger guard in place but has since increased the value and appearance. It is one of the nicer SKS's seen .
1525579
I have a SIG M-4. I unscrewed the old front sight post and screwed in the new one. This front sight post is incredible in low light. I can see this new front sight post better than the old one and it is direct replacement for the original one that came with my rifle. I think all front sight post are standard size and fit. Being a 10-32 thread I THINK. Never the less they should all be inter changeable. I used the standard front sight tool to remove the old and install the new. It is very easy to do...simply unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. You will love it.
5828
I don't recommend this adapter .. You may get lucky if your barrel fit but it will fell off someday .. You may buy the threading barrel kit to thread your SKS that will be better .. Cost you less than 50 buck including muzzle brake .. Good luck with your project
19521
Yes, but mine needed to be dremeled on the left side (inside) to allow the next round to feed properly. Install it and test for feeding problems. If you get FTF, follow the action and see where the bar on the left side needs to have free space to allow the rounds to move. Cut away the area where the bar is touching the stock. About 1/8" deep by 3" long. Other than that the fit is fine and the new stock reduces the recoil.
1440062
Yes they do. Infact nearly all glock sights will fit all glock models. The mounting screw for the frontsite and the spacing for the rear site are identical across models. However, since the sight radius will change depending upon the length of the slide/barrel, you may get different groupings with one site over another. Generally short site radius will result in larger groupings.
1153282
If it is the left handed threads like all AK's not sure if SKS uses the backward turn threads