Sweet! Can't wait to cut mine!

Whats your plans for a muzzle device?

 

Good Question. Even though I drilled the gas port hole smaller than advised (less than 3mm) in my SLR-107UR (7.62x39 krink), I found that it will still eject spent cases with plenty of force even without a booster attached. So, I'm going to see how this one runs without a booster. My thinking is that if it runs without one, then all that I'm really accomplishing by using one is pounding the carrier in to the rear of the receiver harder. If it runs fine without a booster, then I'll just get some sort of flash hider for it. I'm actually hoping that it ejects sluggishly without a booster so that I need to use one because I like the looks of having one installed. We'll see.

 

it should run fine without a booster, i have a manticore nightshroud flash hider on mine

 

My 104UR SBR runs fine without a booster. I have a cone type booster on it now and it definitely still feels overgassed (more than the normal overgassedness for an AK) with it on, but not bad without. Eventually I'll put a flash hider on it as I'm not to fond on the rifle beating the crap out of itself.

I've even contemplated buying a new gas block and going to work on it to make it adjustable.

 

Over gassed is an understatement, with a booster it shoots shells super high


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Looks good. I'm still on the hunt for a 104ur to SBR

 

Looking good brother [emoji106]

 

My krinkov guns make me happy

 

Here's mine:

Triangle with the 4 piece booster, plum hand guards and plum PKM grip.



-Bob

 

Love the plum ryanr256! A plum mag would really set it off!

Either way, nice krink!

 

I did that with my SLR-107UR.

That's how I tell it apart from my SLR-104UR.

 

I did that with my SLR-107UR.

That's how I tell it apart from my SLR-104UR.

I like the look , Very nice ..

 

Nice. Wish I'd have bought a 104UR when they readily available.

 

Take out the 104UR in your sentence and that it the most used saying in this hobby!

 

NOW THATS WHAT I CALL NICE,,REAL NICE--KINDA WANTS TO MAKE YA WANTA:jiggy::dance: FRENCHY

 

New to this forum and this is my first post. I have an Arsenal SLR 106u (223) that I want to have SBR'd. Where did you guys get the folding triangle stock? I have already ordered new furniture from COMBLOC Customs but I am having a hard time finding the stock. Thanks!

 

New to this forum and this is my first post. I have an Arsenal SLR 106u (223) that I want to have SBR'd.

Have you shot it enough that you're sure it's 100% reliable? Mine was unreliable and Arsenal never could fix it. I actually had an approved Form 1 that I was able to get voided and money refunded because I never chopped the barrel. I wish it had worked, because a krink in 5.56x45 would be great. I have a Yugo M85 SBR, but it's heavy.

 

K-Var has them

BUY AK-47/74 & AR Rifles,...

BUY AK-47/74 & AR Rifles,...

 

K-Var has them

BUY AK-47/74 & AR Rifles,...

BUY AK-47/74 & AR Rifles,...

Thanks, naturally they are sold out of the hardware to mount either one of these. I just sent them an email asking when the hardware will be back in stock.

 

Failures to eject could be caused by weak ammo, but it's only going to get worse when you cut the barrel. I'd definitely sort that out before sending off the Form 1.

 

Very nice! I am in the process of waiting o my stamp...can't wait!!!

 

Nothing should be missing. I just removed the plastic buttstock from mine and replaced it with a metal one.

 

its the SLR-106u that's a pistol. He's missing the front and rear latch assemblies. The pin is there when you take the back plate off.

 

Oh, that's a more difficult starting point.

 

Tell me about it! :doh: I'm going to post a thread on my conversion tonight after work. I have about half the cost invested going this way, but it's a lot of work.

 

Thanks. It's a pleasure to drool over it.

 

I fondle mine every chance I get.
-Bob

 

Need you opinions...

I have the option to get a SLR104-54.

Love the look and feel of the SLR104-54, but I live in a non-SBR state.

I understand the standard 16" barrel is really overgassed and I worry that continued use will wreck the receiver.

Is it worth buying the SLR104-54, knowing it is highly unlikely it'll ever be set free to its true form (SBR'd)?

Also, if I do decide to pull the trigger, would the Wolff spirngs prevent damage to the receiver?

Or, would it be possible to open up the gas port somehow to reduce the overgassing?

Thanks you guys.

 

I understand the standard 16" barrel is really overgassed and I worry that continued use will wreck the receiver.
Is it worth buying the SLR104-54, knowing it is highly unlikely it'll ever be set free to its true form (SBR'd)?
Also, if I do decide to pull the trigger, would the Wolff spirngs prevent damage to the receiver?

It's not always about being practical. If it was, I wouldn't own most of the guns I have. Given your forum name, it's obvious you like the rifle. Once they stop making them they'll be near impossible to find and the price will go through the roof. I'd say that you should get it. Yes, install a heavy recoil spring and perhaps a recoil buffer. Shoot it and just keep an eye on the rear trunnion and the rear of the bolt carrier for damage.

Or, would it be possible to open up the gas port somehow to reduce the overgassing?

Yes, but you'd have to remove the front sight/gas block, weld up the gas hole, redrill it to a smaller size and then reinstall the front sight/gas block. What would be the correct size to redrill? Who knows? You might actually get things back together and it be too small or still too big. Personally, I wouldn't mess with it.