my K-var Nato AK syntheti stock is 97mm long, 83mm eye to eye of the screws and 33mm at its widest point, slightly curved. Will this extension work ?
449548
Yes, but you will need longer wood screws. The stock screws are not long enough to pass through the extended butt and bite the wood to properly secure it. It flexible enough that as you tighten it down it will follow the curve.
728143
I would say definitely. It comes with an assortment of screws. Great product. I have it on an AK47 with a similar barrel diameter.
1673106
I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store. Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole spacing, different rail thickness) In any case, I've got 50 rounds through it and my red dot is still tight.
752180
yes, it will work. It doesn't have to be the same length. I have one mounted and only have the tightened area on the rail. works great. You may not like the look but it will work.
550741
I measured my Mauser stock with string and at its widest point the stock is 11.5 inches around. So if it is within a inch or so larger you should be fine and 2 inches smaller would work to. It is the consistency of a neopreme knee brace and on the end where it goes to your shoulder it feels like a pair of stretched mesh shorts. it holds to the shoulder well
1163331
I can not tell you! I only know that when I ordered my kit(I called Blackhawk) and was told that the stock was what I needed! The installation of the stock was fine,not any problems! However the "forend" would not fit my Mossberg 500 as I was told. The stock works great,I only wish the forend did also!
2231045
This stock will fit any 1 mm bent receiver. Minor fitting to a rear trunnion may require to achieve installation with no gaps.
1418258
Yes. It's the right maximum length to fit any AK and the length is adjustable. It's a two point sling, attaching to whatever loop is on the back of the receiver and to whatever loop is up near or on the handguard.
2211621
I'm not sure where to take the measurements from. This stock has 6 positions. With the stock in the closed position it measures 7.5" from the lower (the threaded part of the AR where the stock attaches) to the aft part of the but stock. Fully extended it measures 11" when measured from the same locations. If you are measuring from the forward part of the but stock to the lower the measurements are as follows -- retracted 1", fully extended 4.5". I hope this helps. If you need any more info please let me know.
1622716
Well Peter, it all depends on if your stock is wood or synthetic. I have a synthetic stock on mine which had an eye in the butt-stock, so I just used he quick-detach part for that. As for the short stud, it screws into the screw-in end on the end of your magazine tube. But that is if that end has been drilled and threaded. Mine was ready for the stud.
30537
Can't really advise as I was disappointed to find the length it added to the stock resulted in the scope being an uncomfortable distance from my eye. I wasn't willing to shorten the stock so I don't use the pad.
634575
I have a Romanian stamped receiver. Don't believe it is a question of the receiver but the rail mount riveted on the side. If it is the standard ak mil type it should work
747840
It goes on the tube. Pump the action and see how much room u have on the end where the screw is. If its a inch and a half or more it will work.
2182031
yes it will fit you might have to put a stud on the stock for it to hook to
1275095
Hello LovetoshopThis product will only add approx. 1/2" to 3/4" to the end of the butt stock.Hope this helps!
1310485
I installed the plate on top of my Romainian Ak 47 metal butt plate. I had to use longer screws than the original ones, for the holes of the rubber butt plate where approximately 1/4" too close together,so the longer screws helped install them at an angle to stretch the rubber the 1/4" to fit the original holes in the stock. It fits OK For the money,but not perfect.
702171
This buffer should fit any AK variant. I've tried them in Romys, Hungarians, Bulgarians and my Yugo M-70 AB2. I think where the real problem with these lies is in the "shortstroking" you get because this thing takes up bolt travel space in your receiver. If your action isn't slick as a whistle, you may have problems using these. I saw no real benefit in using them during several months of range time, so I took them out of my rifles. Basically, they only seem to quiet the "clack" of the bolt and carrier traveling rearward..and not much else.