Build Your Own AK (Vol. I): Headspacing & Virgin Barrel Population
Got an AK Parts Kit? This ebook shows you how to build it right!
The AK-47 and its variants are world-renowned for being simple, rugged and nearly indestructible. But if you wanted to build your own Kalashnikov rifle there was no good single source of construction information—until now.

This new ebook series dives deep into proven techniques of home-built AKs. Profusely illustrated with numerous photos and diagrams, these manuals will show you exactly how to assemble your AK parts kit step-by-step. Your build will go easy using our techniques, recommended tools, and veteran builder tips/tricks...all with a critical focus on both safety & quality.

Volume I covers both headspacing procedures and the population of the barrel components in a non-original barrel or virgin barrel AK parts kit. Both AK-47 and Ak-74 build procedures are described in the first book.
Topics include:
- Measuring the barrel journals
- Cut extractor relief on chamber end of the barrel
- Cut the clocking notches for the lower hand guard retainer
- Strip bolt, in preparation for headspace check
- Align, and press front trunnion onto chamber end of barrel
- Headspacing
- End mill/ream barrel pin notch, and set barrel pin
- Install, and drill/pin Rear Sight Base
- Locate, and cut lower handguard retaining notch
- Gas Port location
- Install Lower Handguard Retainer
- Install, and align the gas block
- Drill and pin the gas block
- Install, and align the Front Sight Base

If you have been waiting for the 'definitive AK assembly guide' before building your AK, wait no more.
Volume II (coming this Fall) will continue the journey, showing every step to complete your Matching or newly populated AK parts kit into a complete rifle.
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Build Your Own AK (Vol. I): Headspacing & Virgin Barrel Population
Got an AK Parts Kit? This ebook shows you how to build it right!
The AK-47 and its variants are world-renowned for being simple, rugged and nearly indestructible. But if you wanted to build your own Kalashnikov rifle there was no good single source of construction information—until now.

This new ebook series dives deep into proven techniques of home-built AKs. Profusely illustrated with numerous photos and diagrams, these manuals will show you exactly how to assemble your AK parts kit step-by-step. Your build will go easy using our techniques, recommended tools, and veteran builder tips/tricks...all with a critical focus on both safety & quality.

Volume I covers both headspacing procedures and the population of the barrel components in a non-original barrel or virgin barrel AK parts kit. Both AK-47 and Ak-74 build procedures are described in the first book.
Topics include:
- Measuring the barrel journals
- Cut extractor relief on chamber end of the barrel
- Cut the clocking notches for the lower hand guard retainer
- Strip bolt, in preparation for headspace check
- Align, and press front trunnion onto chamber end of barrel
- Headspacing
- End mill/ream barrel pin notch, and set barrel pin
- Install, and drill/pin Rear Sight Base
- Locate, and cut lower handguard retaining notch
- Gas Port location
- Install Lower Handguard Retainer
- Install, and align the gas block
- Drill and pin the gas block
- Install, and align the Front Sight Base

If you have been waiting for the 'definitive AK assembly guide' before building your AK, wait no more.
Volume II (coming this Fall) will continue the journey, showing every step to complete your Matching or newly populated AK parts kit into a complete rifle.
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Build Your Own AK (Vol. I): Headspacing & Virgin Barrel Population

Build Your Own AK (Vol. I): Headspacing & Virgin Barrel Population

by Guy Montag, Nicoroshi
Build Your Own AK (Vol. I): Headspacing & Virgin Barrel Population

Build Your Own AK (Vol. I): Headspacing & Virgin Barrel Population

by Guy Montag, Nicoroshi

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Got an AK Parts Kit? This ebook shows you how to build it right!
The AK-47 and its variants are world-renowned for being simple, rugged and nearly indestructible. But if you wanted to build your own Kalashnikov rifle there was no good single source of construction information—until now.

This new ebook series dives deep into proven techniques of home-built AKs. Profusely illustrated with numerous photos and diagrams, these manuals will show you exactly how to assemble your AK parts kit step-by-step. Your build will go easy using our techniques, recommended tools, and veteran builder tips/tricks...all with a critical focus on both safety & quality.

Volume I covers both headspacing procedures and the population of the barrel components in a non-original barrel or virgin barrel AK parts kit. Both AK-47 and Ak-74 build procedures are described in the first book.
Topics include:
- Measuring the barrel journals
- Cut extractor relief on chamber end of the barrel
- Cut the clocking notches for the lower hand guard retainer
- Strip bolt, in preparation for headspace check
- Align, and press front trunnion onto chamber end of barrel
- Headspacing
- End mill/ream barrel pin notch, and set barrel pin
- Install, and drill/pin Rear Sight Base
- Locate, and cut lower handguard retaining notch
- Gas Port location
- Install Lower Handguard Retainer
- Install, and align the gas block
- Drill and pin the gas block
- Install, and align the Front Sight Base

If you have been waiting for the 'definitive AK assembly guide' before building your AK, wait no more.
Volume II (coming this Fall) will continue the journey, showing every step to complete your Matching or newly populated AK parts kit into a complete rifle.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149073238
Publisher: Loose Cannon Ent.
Publication date: 01/04/2014
Series: Build Your Own AK , #1
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 968,863
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

NICOROSHI
Nicoroshi is a Northern California AK builder, and member of the AK Team of CA.
GUY MONTAG
Guy is not a fireman, but is in the publishing business. He was hooked on guns since his first experience with a .22 single shot bolt-action at Boy Scout camp (i.e. earning his Rifle Marksmanship merit badge). A tinkerer and workshop enthusiast, he enjoys devising and trying to invent things that are handy, useful and or go bang. If there is a big game on TV he will invariably be found in the garage hammering or wrenching on something instead.
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