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Go easy on me, it's my first conversion.
My Dad's Norinco MAK-90 (pre-ban, I bought it for him in the early 90s) BEFORE. http://www.blackmorningstar.com/misc/ak/AK-Dad-Old.jpg And AFTER....finished earlier toady, with Ironwood Designs furniture, and Tapco G2 trigger. http://www.blackmorningstar.com/misc/ak/AK-Dad.jpg |
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No4MK1, that NHM 91 looks nice, I just found one at the pawn shop last week, I put it on layaway as soon as I saw that it was a Norinco, I can't wait to pick it up. When you removed the thumb hole stock, was the mounting hardware there for the pistol grip or did you have to get that also? |
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Thanks gtate,
The Timbersmith set included the mounting hardware. If I were to have gone the ironwood route, I would have needed to buy the hardware as I believe the bolt for the thumbhole pistol grip is different than a stock pistol grip bolt. Cheers, Chris |
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Hiding under this mess is a pre-'89 Polytech Legend that a "tactifool" decided to make "tacticool". This is what it looked like when I got it:
http://home.comcast.net/~msu89dawgs/legend.jpg None of the original parts came with it, and the lower stock tang was removed. I have taken the aftermarket stuff off, and am in the process of restoring it to a correct appearance (albeit not with all Chinese parts and furntiure). |
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Originally Posted By msu89ky: Hiding under this mess is a pre-'89 Polytech Legend that a "tactifool" decided to make "tacticool". This is what it looked like when I got it: http://home.comcast.net/~msu89dawgs/legend.jpg None of the original parts came with it, and the lower stock tang was removed. I have taken the aftermarket stuff off, and am in the process of restoring it to a correct appearance (albeit not with all Chinese parts and furntiure). You don't need to worry about parts count, so if I were you I'd go out of my way to replace everything with Chinese parts. may take a little while. You can get a new stock tang welded on for relatively cheap. |
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Originally Posted By BushBoar:You don't need to worry about parts count, so if I were you I'd go out of my way to replace everything with Chinese parts. may take a little while.
You can get a new stock tang welded on for relatively cheap. I got the rifle cheaper for a good price, since it wasn't apparent it was a pre-'89 Legend. I installed a new lower tang with rivets (luckily, the lower tang was held in with two rivets, as with an original 47, although not in the same manner as a Soviet Type 3. I bought non-Chinese parts to keep total cost down, but may replace with Chinese as I find them for good deals. I'll post an "after" pic once I get the Bulgarian milled wood set I bought re-finished. Needless to say, even now, it looks much, MUCH, better than in the photo. |
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That's good to know, I'll be sure to pick up the mounting hardware. I'm thinking about trying to find an RPK stock for it, if I can't find one I'll check out Timbersmith, it looks pretty good. Originally Posted By No4MK1: Thanks gtate, The Timbersmith set included the mounting hardware. If I were to have gone the ironwood route, I would have needed to buy the hardware as I believe the bolt for the thumbhole pistol grip is different than a stock pistol grip bolt. Cheers, Chris |
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http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee427/renov8/DSC_0002-1.jpg
My three Mak's. All milled, All original, except for a little work on the thumbhole stock. Makes the fit a little better. |
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A couple of weeks ago I was headed off to a college class after work, stopped at the pawn shop next door to kill some time and saw an NHM-91 hanging in the display case. As soon as I verified that it was a Norinco and found that they were only asking $389 for it, I put it on layaway, I just picked it up this morning. Here it is as it came from the pawn shop  Here it is after I got rid of the thumb hole stock, this is just temporary. I was gonna get an RPK stock for it, but after seeing No4MK1's with the Timbersmith stocks, I might go that route  |
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Pygar, Looks damn good, is that bakelite furniture? Originally Posted By Pygar1967: Any love for my preban Norinco? http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7158/6782843525_8f6af38a30.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7171/6782844807_2a565f9118.jpg |
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My MAK-90 so far...
I jfinally got the rifle back from the smith after it took him 7 MONTHS to dripp and pin the Polish gas block and front sight I had installed at yet another smith that installed them, but did not drill and pin them (he said it was not neccesary  ).
I am glad the rifle is back in my hands; the next part needed is to thread the barrel and install a US made slant brake, then i can finally get that IWD Stock set i want. Then i can call this project DONE. Sadly, the last two CHinese AKs i have seen (both spikers) were both 3rd Hole contrabands, one was a Poly, the other a Norinco :( ; one was $1700 and the other was closer to 700, but it was all bubba'd up; even the rear site were cut off, so I could not replace it even if i wanted. |
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customised 56s
http://i49.servimg.com/u/f49/13/79/91/92/2012-031.jpg |
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That's awesome, I always wanted one of the milled Polytechs, you're doing a good thing bringing that rifle back to it's original beauty. Originally Posted By msu89ky: Originally Posted By gtate: Looks good! Thanks, it's nice not having to worry about US parts count when restoring an AK back to its original config. |
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Hello, all. Here's my MAK 90, I bought it new, in the early 1990s
The Rifle has an East German made Ak74 "Zig-Zag" - Type Muzzle Brake, and a WWII German MG42 Machinegun Pistol-Grip, which I modified to fit the MAK's receiver & trigger guard. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e383/blndyhb/IMG_1791.jpg Furniture: Original Birchwood up front; and NOS Chinese wooden Butt-stock. All wood was sanded bare, then refinished with 1 coat of Minwax pre-stain wood conditioner prep, followed by 3 coats of Minwax Satin Pecan Satin Pecan sample from Minwax website: http://www.minwax.com/images/stains-color-guide/thumbs/polyshades/mps_pecan320_420-color-stain.jpg The actual wood color on my MAK 90 is closer to the MinWax sample above than what it looks like in the pic. - |
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That right there makes me want another AK. Looks great!! |
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I like that MG42 grip, gives it a unique look, nice looking rifle. Originally Posted By BradleyAbrams: Hello, all. Here's my MAK 90, I bought it new, in the early 1990s The Rifle has an East German made Ak74 "Zig-Zag" - Type Muzzle Brake, and a WWII German MG42 Machinegun Pistol-Grip, which I modified to fit the MAK's receiver & trigger guard. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e383/blndyhb/IMG_1791.jpg Furniture: Original Birchwood up front; and NOS Chinese wooden Butt-stock. All wood was sanded bare, then refinished with 1 coat of Minwax pre-stain wood conditioner prep, followed by 3 coats of Minwax Satin Pecan Satin Pecan sample from Minwax website: http://www.minwax.com/images/stains-color-guide/thumbs/polyshades/mps_pecan320_420-color-stain.jpg The actual wood color on my MAK 90 is closer to the MinWax sample above than what it looks like in the pic. - |
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Thank you, gtate.
Below, same rifle in slightly different garb: MAK 90 with original Thumbhole stock modified to approximate a MG42 buttstock, whittled while waiting for the OEM ChiCom buttstock to arrive.. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e383/blndyhb/Cars/008-2.jpg And a gratuitous shot of my newest toy, a Savage 10PC (.308) fitted with 4-16X-50mm glass http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e383/blndyhb/IMG_1578.jpg |
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Nice looking rifle. Originally Posted By pacpiper: I was technically out scouring the countryside for an elusive AK74 when I spotted this lone Norinco. I just couldn't pass and given the pre-election hype, I thought I'd pick one up NOW. Even has the original box, owners manual and Bayonet. http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k165/pacpiper/AK47-Norinco/100_4725.jpg |
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Nice collection of Chicoms! I went the RPK clone route with my NHM 91, but after seeing yours I think I might try that, how hard was it to get the bipod collar off? Originally Posted By rmcgee: 84s http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/DSC_0027_1655.jpg http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/DSC_0033_1661.jpg MAK 90 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/mak007.jpg 56S-1 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/562.jpg http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/561.jpg NHM 91 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/3-1.jpg newest addition milled MAK 90 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/photo2-1.jpg http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/photo3-2.jpg |
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Thank you sir, I wish I could afford to still have them all. I removed the bipod retainer with a hacksaw otherwise I would have had to remove the front sight I sawed within a 1/16 of the barrel and stuck a flat head screwdriver in the cut and it popped right off.
Originally Posted By gtate:
Nice collection of Chicoms! I went the RPK clone route with my NHM 91, but after seeing yours I think I might try that, how hard was it to get the bipod collar off? Originally Posted By rmcgee:
84s http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/DSC_0027_1655.jpg http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/DSC_0033_1661.jpg MAK 90 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/mak007.jpg 56S-1 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/562.jpg http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/561.jpg NHM 91 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/3-1.jpg newest addition milled MAK 90 http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/photo2-1.jpg http://i756.photobucket.com/albums/xx204/slr106f/photo3-2.jpg |
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Originally Posted By FlyLeaf:
Here is some of my chinese porn for y'all 
http://i1059.photobucket.com/albums/t439/flyleaf556/6e996e9c.jpg 
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Originally Posted By FlyLeaf:
Here is some of my chinese porn for y'all
http://i1059.photobucket.com/albums/t439/flyleaf556/6e996e9c.jpg Is the first mak on the right a Polytech? |
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Originally Posted By RealEric:
Originally Posted By FlyLeaf:
Here is some of my chinese porn for y'all
http://i1059.photobucket.com/albums/t439/flyleaf556/6e996e9c.jpg Is the first mak on the right a Polytech? The fist MAK on the left with the checkered grip is a Polytech.The polytech MAK's are easy to spot as they have the longer band around the barrel where the spike bayonet base is attached. Here is another pic 
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http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd507/thegarbear14/IMG_0436.jpg
This is my mak-90. receiver is marked '94. Also this is my first post, I'm sort of new here. 
That isn't my arm in the picture. |
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That's a damn nice looking rifle, is the drum Chinese? Originally Posted By msu89ky: Got my Norinco 56S in yesterday: http://home.comcast.net/~msu89dawgs/norinco56s.jpg |
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Nice rifle, I've always liked the traditional wood look. Originally Posted By Rogue35: My BWK-92 in wood and tacticooled: http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i298/Rogue3376/photobucket-50405-1339605688698.jpg?t=1339605690 http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i298/Rogue3376/Untitled-1.jpg?t=1339605213 |
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Originally Posted By gtate:
That's a damn nice looking rifle, is the drum Chinese? Originally Posted By msu89ky:
Got my Norinco 56S in yesterday: http://home.comcast.net/~msu89dawgs/norinco56s.jpg Yes, it's a Poly Tech 75-rounder, from the reading I've done (it has '9396' stamped on it, which I understand is a Poly Tech code or factory number). It came with the rifle. |
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