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9/24/2015 1:31:06 PM EDT
NOW SHIPPING! MAGPUL Zhukov-S Stock - YUGO, AK Ranger Plate, and AK Maglink www.magpul.com

Zhukov-S Stock - YUGO

The YUGO Zhukov-S Stock's hinge block for fixed-stock Yugoslavian pattern rifles allows the user to replace their factory buttstock with this high quality folding polymer replacement. The hinge block mounts directly to
the unique rear interface of Yugo pattern rifles with the included hardware providing a very robust fit.  A no-compromise folding stock for the modern AK, the Zhukov-S Stock folds to the right, has adjustable comb
height for optics use via optional cheek risers, is adjustable for length-of-pull without tools, and features an angled rubber butt pad for easy shoulder transition and slip-free performance. An included one-point QD
mount at the receiver, optional QD mounting points at the rear of the stock provides multiple sling attachment options.

AK Ranger Plate

The Magpul PMAG Ranger Plate AK/AKM is a floor plate replacement for all 7.62x39 PMAG magazines that incorporates an integral loop similar to the original Magpul USGI Ranger. The reinforced polymer base has an
over molded rubber loop that provides positive control and impact protection.  When installed on the base of the magazine, the PMAG Ranger Plate provides unsurpassed speed and control during high stress, tactical
magazine changes. The PMAG AK Ranger replaces standard PMAG AK floor plates.

AK Maglink


The AK MagLink is a coupler for PMAG AK magazines designed for Kalashnikov pattern rifles in 7.62x39mm which allows the user to attach two magazines together for more efficient speed reloads, and to keep additional
ammunition accessible on the weapon at all times.  The AK MagLink features a two-piece bolt on design and durable, lightweight reinforced polymer construction, which resists operational abuse. Wide-set, two-piece bolt
on design resists flexing. The integral grooves interface with PMAG ribbing to eliminate slippage during transport or use.

PMAG30 AK/AKM GEN M3 *COMING SOON*

The Magpul PMAG 30 AK/AKM GEN M3 is a durable, lightweight, high reliability 30-round composite magazine for 7.62x39 Kalashnikov pattern rifles (AK-47, AKM, AKS, SIG556R and others.)
Featuring steel-reinforced locking lugs and front spine for demanding military use, this GEN M3 variant of our popular all-polymer AK magazine retains the removable floorplate, constant curve geometry, and a
high-reliability/low-friction follower for the performance and reliability you expect from a PMAG. Magazine counts as three US compliance parts for 922r.
9/24/2015 3:45:21 PM EDT
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ETA on handguards for Yugos?
"I think I just 'Merica'd in my pants." -phb1gt
9/24/2015 3:49:03 PM EDT
[#2]
Is this going to be the better option for the M92?
9/24/2015 3:51:16 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By m6z:


Is this going to be the better option for the M92?
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Doesnt the M92 have a different rear trunion?

 
"I think I just 'Merica'd in my pants." -phb1gt
9/24/2015 4:21:44 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Target556x45mm:
Doesnt the M92 have a different rear trunnion?  
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Originally Posted By Target556x45mm:
Originally Posted By m6z:
Is this going to be the better option for the M92?
Doesnt the M92 have a different rear trunnion?  


Yes it does.  I was more interested if the rivet hole pattern was the same between the two.

Will it be as simple as drill out rivets, swap trunnion, install new rivets?  Or am I still going to have to weld up holes like the other trunnion options?
9/24/2015 8:28:44 PM EDT
[#5]
SAND colored M3 AK mags Next please.

9/24/2015 11:56:31 PM EDT
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guys doing specific yugo handguards as well?  I didn't hear anything about that but I'm assuming so since the zhukov is now available for them

and yes sand everything would be awesome
9/25/2015 11:55:07 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By MAKAK47:
guys doing specific yugo handguards as well?  I didn't hear anything about that but I'm assuming so since the zhukov is now available for them

and yes sand everything would be awesome
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Sand would be great.  So would M92 handguards.
9/25/2015 5:03:02 PM EDT
[#8]
How about a 20rd AK Magazine.
9/25/2015 6:10:04 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By snellkid:


How about a 20rd AK Magazine.
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This. I would buy a shit ton.

 
"I think I just 'Merica'd in my pants." -phb1gt
9/25/2015 6:25:39 PM EDT
[#10]
Looks great guys. Once you release the matching handguard I'll buy the set.
9/28/2015 10:04:35 PM EDT
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Need them in sand please.
Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day; Psalms 91:5
10/5/2015 9:49:04 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By m6z:


Yes it does.  I was more interested if the rivet hole pattern was the same between the two.

Will it be as simple as drill out rivets, swap trunnion, install new rivets?  Or am I still going to have to weld up holes like the other trunnion options?
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Originally Posted By m6z:
Originally Posted By Target556x45mm:
Originally Posted By m6z:
Is this going to be the better option for the M92?
Doesnt the M92 have a different rear trunnion?  


Yes it does.  I was more interested if the rivet hole pattern was the same between the two.

Will it be as simple as drill out rivets, swap trunnion, install new rivets?  Or am I still going to have to weld up holes like the other trunnion options?


Rivet pattern on the M92/M85 is different than the M70.  M92/M85 uses an underfolder trunnion and the M70 uses the bolt on fixed stock. Some welding of holes will be required.
10/27/2016 10:28:22 PM EDT
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ETA on handguards for Yugos?
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1/22/2017 10:43:06 PM EDT
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Rivet pattern on the M92/M85 is different than the M70.  M92/M85 uses an underfolder trunnion and the M70 uses the bolt on fixed stock. Some welding of holes will be required.
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Originally Posted By blfuller:
Originally Posted By m6z:
Originally Posted By Target556x45mm:
Originally Posted By m6z:
Is this going to be the better option for the M92?
Doesnt the M92 have a different rear trunnion?  


Yes it does.  I was more interested if the rivet hole pattern was the same between the two.

Will it be as simple as drill out rivets, swap trunnion, install new rivets?  Or am I still going to have to weld up holes like the other trunnion options?


Rivet pattern on the M92/M85 is different than the M70.  M92/M85 uses an underfolder trunnion and the M70 uses the bolt on fixed stock. Some welding of holes will be required.


But it can be done, and not very hard to do.

I basically filled the front holes with some rivets. Drilled the two cross ones and simple flattened the upper rear and left it alone. Also has one in the bottom grip mount area. I did have to do a little filing on the cover interface but again, it was nothing much.

Be aware of which trunion you use as the 5.56 (M85) uses the correct 1.5mm receiver, and the M92 uses a regular 1mm. So you might need a small shim to get the trunion width correct, and yes they are also available.



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