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So.... just about every year was a transition year?
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Thread: Russian AKS74 Stocks 75 thru 79
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11-25-2019 04:37 PM #1Technical Advisors
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Russian AKS74 Stocks 75 thru 79
Stocks used on rifles between 1975 to 1979. Rumor has it there may be one more than what is in the picture and maybe one before this era.
94DBA3DD-B55C-44EF-BA4A-224FB2399C14.jpegRaised in New Mexico, where the Hell else do you sneak out in the backyard and shoot off an Atom Bomb or three, instead of a firecracker ...
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11-25-2019 05:08 PM #2Senior Member
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11-25-2019 05:18 PM #3Technical Advisors
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I believe going right to left
1975
1976 to mid/late 1977
mid/late 1977 to mid 1979
mid 1979 to early 1990s
Comments welcome. Maybe Tantal will chime in.Raised in New Mexico, where the Hell else do you sneak out in the backyard and shoot off an Atom Bomb or three, instead of a firecracker ...
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Are these all non-rolled struts?
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11-25-2019 06:36 PM #5Technical Advisors
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Yes they are
Originally Posted by wingnut308
Raised in New Mexico, where the Hell else do you sneak out in the backyard and shoot off an Atom Bomb or three, instead of a firecracker ...
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11-25-2019 07:21 PM #6Technical Advisors
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Then you have the stocks of the AKSU variants
Raised in New Mexico, where the Hell else do you sneak out in the backyard and shoot off an Atom Bomb or three, instead of a firecracker ...
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Thanks! These are the posts that keep me here. They sure have been rare lately!!! Be nice if that lazy guy Tantal found his coffee and keyboard again! He must have a new girlfriend of something.... 😜
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11-26-2019 06:03 AM #8Technical Advisors
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Raised in New Mexico, where the Hell else do you sneak out in the backyard and shoot off an Atom Bomb or three, instead of a firecracker ...
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the 76/77 one looks like the latch was higher or the rear trunnion/hinge angle was different?
"Never thought I'd say this, but that's a real nice pair you got there Jeff." - Fiorentino
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The angle changed mid 77
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Thanks for the great reference pic.
Mine looks like the 1975 version except the stamped part where it latches to the receiver doesn't look as pronounced/chunky.
Was the '75 version the only one with the 2 holes drilled into the butt plate?
Bad news for my '83 clone LOL
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