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Which mag catch/trigger guard is correct for Bulgy 74s?
10/26/2011 11:28:11 PM
Hi All!
Needing a bit o help here...
I have lots o kits stashed away over the years and have now found the time to start building a few and realized a few of my parts got mixed up when the hurricanes came and I had to move lots of stuff fast.
I dig my bulgy 74 kits out ...one is fixed stock and one is triangle folder. The two trigger guards I have found have different mag catch styles...one is rounded bottom and smooth faced and the other is more square bottomed and has the square indentation like a krink would have.
So do I need to keep digging for another with the indentations or did they use both types or is one more appropriate for a folder vs. fixed stock?
I'm on a roll and am chomping at the bit to get this rivited up but do not want to have to redo this if I rivit the wrong type on.
Thanks in advance for any assistance!
PS ..looking at Stottmans selector pic thread on the ak forum
It looks like the square type is correct for fixed stock and folder uses the rounded flat type?
Needing a bit o help here...
I have lots o kits stashed away over the years and have now found the time to start building a few and realized a few of my parts got mixed up when the hurricanes came and I had to move lots of stuff fast.
I dig my bulgy 74 kits out ...one is fixed stock and one is triangle folder. The two trigger guards I have found have different mag catch styles...one is rounded bottom and smooth faced and the other is more square bottomed and has the square indentation like a krink would have.
So do I need to keep digging for another with the indentations or did they use both types or is one more appropriate for a folder vs. fixed stock?
I'm on a roll and am chomping at the bit to get this rivited up but do not want to have to redo this if I rivit the wrong type on.
Thanks in advance for any assistance!
PS ..looking at Stottmans selector pic thread on the ak forum
It looks like the square type is correct for fixed stock and folder uses the rounded flat type?
10/27/2011 10:18:13 AM
Pictures would be helpful. Also the country specific forums will probably help more than we could. Good luck and the usual cost of posting pictures should be paid! 
