#AMD 65 MUZZLE BRAKE INSTALL#

Threads are threads, I don't see CAI threads being less well done if straight. I don't see where it would matter, CAI or any other gun. then remove the pin and no damage to the threads. Work the MB on and off until the pin is loose. The metal on the MB will be thin enough that it starts to smash into the pin. I would grid it down 80% of what you think it needs. Oh and the removal of the MB should not be hard. Silver solder is a lot easier than repinning! Actually I never understood why anyone would pin rather than silver solder. Just don't remove it and decide to finish the work 'later'.ДЄlso note, that you can pin or silver solder if I remember correctly. Its like removing a stock from an AR receiver to clean does not mean you have made a pistol. You also have to pin them again, and that's slightly trickier than some people imagine.ДЄs long as you are doing the removing and reinstalling all at the same time, I would not stress this.

They just import them.ДЄnyways, removing those barrel extensions to replace with another one is legally problematic, because you've temporarily created an SBR. As TC617 stated, I believe that most/all of the AMD65s available are imported complete. The select fire AKs go for $15k-$20k, and are rare birds indeed. Hard to pass up a complete gun for $100 more than a receiverless kit.ДneidFIST, all AMD65s you'll be able to get are semi-auto just like pretty much every other AK out there. You didn't have any problems taking the goofy muzzle brake off? Nothing go torn up on the barrel? If there's no big deal about removing the MB, then

#AMD 65 MUZZLE BRAKE INSTALL#

Later if I decide to SBR it, all I have to do is pay for the tax stamp, drill out the pin, and then install a shorter muzzle brake. So far I have removed that goofy-ass barrel extension and pinned on a 3-hole muzzle brake so it still has a 16-1/8' barrel length. Mine came built on a FEG Hungarian stamped receiver and a Tapco G2 trigger group. I don't have any of the problems with my TGI that you hear about with the CAI builds but it could be better. These are TG International builds with chrome lined barrels and are built using FEG receivers. The first completed AMD-65 GBBR on the market.FWIW, Bud's Gun Shop lowered their AMD-65 price to $419 this week. In theory, the short barrel is stiffer and more inherently accurate, but the short sight radius and poor quality of commonly available ammunition negates this advantage. The 30-round magazine does fit with some slight interference and it can be also fitted with the 40 round magazine. The weapon is better suited to a 20-round magazine, as it can be locked into the receiver without interfering with the forward handgrip and it is easier to handle the weapon in tight quarters. In Hungarian service, the weapon is mainly used with magazines which can hold 30 rounds (standard magazine) but a special variant (popularly known in the past as 'officer's magazine') is also available, which can only hold twenty rounds вЂ“ an unusual feature in many other countries, who more often use the standard 30-round or 40-round magazines. While these wooden grips are also authentic, in the regular Hungarian army and air force, use of wooden grips is extremely rare. There are, however, wooden grips available which can serve in place of the common gray plastic version. Interestingly, the vertical foregrip is physically identical to the rear grip, with the former mounted backwards with respect to the rear. In addition, the vertical foregrip has been canted forward to lessen interference with magazine changes. The front handguard area is made of perforated sheet metal and typically has a gray plastic vertical foregrip attached to assist in controlling fully automatic fire from this short weapon. No wood is used in the manufacture of large numbers of AMD-65s. It reduces muzzle flash but makes the weapon louder. The operating mechanism does not require a gas expansion chamber at the muzzle, as in the AKS-74U to ensure reliable functioning, but does use a specially designed muzzle brake. The 12.6-inch barrel is also relatively short for the 7.62 cartridge. This is possible due to the side-folding stock of shaft design that makes it more compact. The rifle's design is suited for outdoor use as an infantry rifle but can also be used from within the confines of an armored vehicle as a fire support weapon. (Hungarian: Automata MГіdosГtott Deszant 1965, Automatic Modified Paratrooper ) is a Hungarian-manufactured licensed variant of the venerable AKM rifle for use by that nation's armored infantry and paratrooper units.

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