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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Front Range
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Ak-47 muzzle brake
I was shooting my AK the other day, and was noticing that when I fire it, the recoil for some reason slams the stock into my jaw. I was looking at the muzzle brake, it is set at an angle, which I think is causing the rifle to torque into my jaw (I shoot lefty and it doesn't do it when I try right handed). So the question for the resident AK experts is: what can I do to stop this phenomenon? Is there a way to just remove the stock muzzle brake, or are there after market ones available? Is this something I could do myself, or would I need a gunsmith? I don't mind the recoil, it's just when it is all directed into my jaw that I have a problem. If anyone knows of a way I could fix this, I'd love to hear it.
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XDTalk 1K Member
Join Date: Jul 2005
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there should be a pin in the FSB push that in and just unscrew your muzzle break.
you could go with a tantal style
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I found the pin, but the muzzle brake wont come off, I just cant get a grip on it with my pliers or anything.
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i assume this is a slant style break....and its set for a right handed shooter.
you can push the pin in and turn the muzzle break to the opposite angle (if it is what i think it is).
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Muzzle Brakes : BlackJack Buffers LLC AK-74 style...above link is for the .30 calibre variant ![]() Tantal style ![]()
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