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AKS-74 conversion?
Hello all,
A few months back I bought a CYMA AKS-74 in which I encountered some problems (thread link). I decided to work on this and I was wondering about something : About conversions : You see, I sort of find my 74 is a bit too long to my liking. I stumbled upon this thread on Red-Alliance talking about converting an AK-74 to an AK-102/104/105. Now my question is, would it be possible to go from a full AKS-74 to a AKS-74U length? or the handguards, front sight post, rear sight block would pose a problem (meaning if I were to just shorten the outer barrel physically and try to fit a AKS74U front sight post). I thought about maybe try to get a full front set but I realised the two models don't use the same rear sight and receiver covers. any heads-up would be kindly appreciated! thanks! |
If you want to convert to AK-105 :
The AK-105 looks quite similar to the AKS-74 : http://world.guns.ru/assault/as06-e.htm I think one of the main differences is the 5.45mm vs 5.56mm. And the front sight assembly. For the top cover, I guess you could put a non-ribbed AK-47 one in place. (I have one I can give you at Rawdon tomorrow if you wish to see) And here's a nice shot of a VFC AK-105 if you want to compare. http://www.airsoftpost.com/images/la...FC_AK105-1.jpg I could be wrong, but I've been working on a '74 lately, and that's what I noticed. I call dibs on your '74 flashhider :P |
The AK-74 and 105 are both chambered for 5.45X39.
basicaly, the red-alliance thread explained (rather quickly) that choping the outer barrel and using an AK-105 front sight post would do the trick but I really love the fact that front sight is almost sticking to the handguard. I'm really looking for something more comfortable and practical. I have something in mind but I don't want to make AK purists puke on here :) |
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if not you could try to source one of these : http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/ai...l_for_AK47.htm |
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