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Posted: 3/25/2005 10:46:29 AM EDT
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I have an Arsenal Inc. SLR 101 SB (milled receiver, double stack magazine). I have two questions: 1) Does anyone make a side-folding stock for two tang milled receiver? If so where can I find one. 2) The muzzle break is pinned on. I have drifted the pins out, and tried removing the muzzle break (left hand threads), but it will not budge. Any ideas how this thing is attached / comes off? |
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Well, if anyone who has read this has the same question about the muzzle break, I found this, which looks like it might answer that question. I am going to give this a try, maybe next weekend, and I will post the results in case anyone is curious. I hope linking to another forum isn't in bad taste. hock.gif www.gunsnet.net/forums/showthread.php?t=110911 |
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The muzzle is pinned, that means its attached to the front sight. And for the side folder, no way you can install one without a lot of work on the receiver. Sorry. I have the same rifle and love it. The muzzle works great actually, and the stock is no problem. A folding stock would be nice but its not necesary since no good folding stocks in the market right now fold with a scope mounted in the left of the receiver. (the SAM7 special forces they made folded to the side but that side folder is not available that i know of) If you have any questions you can message me :) I'll help you out. 
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The muzzlebrake is not part of the front sight base. The enamel finish is applied after assembly, so it may appear to be one unit, but it's not. There are 2 pins and a VERY tight press fit holding it on, no threads. I removed mine by taking a grinding wheel and weakening the material just in front of the FSB, being VERY careful not to go completely thru. Then took a screwdriver and slid it thru a port on the MB, and wrapped on it a few times with a big hammer. Some people, i've heard, have used slam hammers to get them off, but I didn't happen to have one laying around. |
Oh, thanks for the correction :D |
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Ace makes an adaptor, folding unit, and variety of stocks for milled receiver AKs. I am thinking of ordering some parts from them. They suggest removing the lower tang, and I am torn between doing this and modifying the adaptor. I haven't had a chance to try removing the MB yet, but hope to soon. www.aceltdusa.com/ See the Receiver Adaptors section. |
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