I want to make sure this is something I can do myself. I'm wondering once I figure out which disconnector to order, if it will be easy to replace. Until my followers come in, I'm just going to buy a couple Tapco mags. Alex, where could I find a US made disconnector? I'm going to order all of my stuff tomorrow so I can build my AK to my liking next week. I've actually read that the tapco AK mags are great, so that takes out the need for followers and plates. its a milled receiver Mak-91 but is still a slant cut receiver,took about 3 hours to do the fitting and only lost 3/8' on overall length havnt tried it on a stamped yet,i have a spare Romy butt to play with,but my only Mak-90 is a straight cut receiver so will have to wait til i find a deal on a slant cut Mak-90 to try it,i know the chinese receiver is thicker than a receiver for a Romy but it. Also be aware the stamped receivers are a bit thicker so your buttstock of choice might need some fitting unless you get one from Ironwood that is specifically for the Chinese variants. I think I'm going to get the ironwood set, the disconnector, and both the mag followers and floor plates to make sure it's compliant. Good AK's, one thing to look out for is whether it's a straight cut or slant cut receiver as it may determine your furniture choices. However, I'm buying the Mak because of the great reviews I've read about the gun, and among those reviews, the trigger is highly touted. Also, it seems to be the cheapest compliant way to build the rifle. It just seems like the trigger is the easy way out. The problem with that is that I don't know how many parts on the Mak are foreign. Can someone verify that this would make my Mak90 922r compliant? I will probably just do the Tapco G2 trigger (counts as 3 parts) and get a stock set (counts as 3 parts). I've read that I would be smart to get a Tapco G2 trigger. I liked Alex's idea of not changing the trigger group, but I'm not sure I feel like limiting myself to American magazines or having to change the followers in all of my nonAmerican magazines.
It would be good to be sure about this before you spend money on a.
NORINCO MAK 90 STRAIGHT CUT RECEIVER FREE
Or if anyone in the Baton Rouge area wanted a free case of beer or something, I wouldn't mind the help. Remove the stock and look at the rear of the receiver. I want to do all of the 922r compliance work myself to save money, but can anyone with a Mak 90 offer up some advice. No scratches, inside of the receiver has no scratches, shiny black bolt, this. As long as it has a straight cut receiver and not an angled cut receiver (rear end of the receiver) you can modify many standard AK accessories to work with it and. I really dont know much about the Norincos but this one is awfully clean. The Norinco Mak-90 is a darn good rifle, heavier receiver and barrel than a standard AK, chrome lined bore and chamber, built like a tank. It has the thumbhole stock, stamped receiver, hooded front sight, and vented gas block. Currently has an ironwood designs stock, grip, and forend. I ran across a Norinco Sporter 7.62 x 39 in a pawn shop. Details on the Mak90: - Was purchased new/unfired w/ thumbhole stock. From what I understand (which is very little), I should be able to use mostly all AK stocks (with minor modification?) compared to being extremely limited in a slant cut receiver. this is the correct stock adapter for your norinco that has a slant cut rear recevier. Gunbroker has them anywhere between 5, but just because they are listed for that much, doesn't mean they are sold for that much or that is how much they are worth. I actually just figured out that the Mak 90 is a straight cut receiver. I will gladly text or email more or specific pictures if requested by PM.Maadi47, do you have any pictures of your furniture? I'm interested to see how it turned out. Not really interested in anything else at this time. The only trade I'd consider is a Ruger 57 pistol for fair market value to be discussed. I'm in Indianapolis and will travel to meet if necessary. I've added a few pictures of the tang and straight cut. These are the most desirable in terms of possible replacement stocks, etc.
NORINCO MAK 90 STRAIGHT CUT RECEIVER SERIAL
It was imported in 1994 per the serial number.
a normal receiver when that hideous import thumbhole stock is on. I am responsible for obeying all applicable enforcement mechanisms, including, but not limited to federal, state, municipal, and tribal statutes, rules. There is still cosmoline on the bolt and in the receiver. MAK 90 Slant Cut signs Just wondering if any AK aficionados know of any tell-tale signs for spotting a Norinco Slant cut receiver vs. The pictures don't do the barrel justice. This is a fine example of the Chinese AK from the last AW ban days. I can add a metal magazine if it's a dealbreaker. There is no magazine with it but comes with a sling shown. This is an AK I bought from an estate and it looks like it was seldom shot, if ever.
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