I have an slr-101s railed and the NATO lenght stock is too long for me.. I don't want to "cut the tang" and would love to fit a Zhukov stock but I don't think they work for double tang milled aks... What are my options ??? Also I need to stay within the legal limit of us made parts. Seriously a Zhukov would be amazing if anyone has been able to retrofit one for milled aks!

The one on the right:

CAA makes a AR-style receiver extension that accepts commercial spec AR stocks. I had one on my SAM7r that I sold. It allowed me to keep the lower tang. Fit really snug and solid, I would buy again. http://store.commandarms.com/products/AKTM.html
Living the stamped life now though.

Is this what it would look like ?

(Pic from ar15 member)

Yes, if you choose to get the combo that comes with their stock. I did, and dremeled out the forward QD mount on the stock. It allowed me to collapse the stock to position 2 without tang interference. I've got short arms and with a plate carrier on I like to run all my guns pretty short, it worked much better for me than the original stock. I actually had the same dilemma as you and use that picture to confirm I could retain the lower tang. It was a tight fit into the receiver, I pounded it in with a mallet and it secured via screws on the top. There was absolutely no movement in it, which was great. Also i'd advise getting the aluminum, because I think they also make a polymer version. Worth the money IMO.