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Posted: 8/29/2006 1:55:38 PM EDT
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I am considering building an AK ...I'm still in the information gathering stage to learn as much as I can before I buy ANYTHING. (so please go easy on me) My questions concern the fire control group, what is the difference between a single and a double hook? (other than the "extra" hook) What is the benefit/disadvantage of building with either? Is one "better" than the other or more suited for assembly in a specific rifle / receiver? What would be this groups recommendation for a Romanian AK? It would SEEM both double and single are acceptable as fas as the ATF goes..... Thanks |
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To make a long story short it will depend on your receiver. If your not sure which one yours is cut for either call the manufacturer & ask them or buy a single. Singles will work with all receivers. Doubles can be made to work with any receiver but will require modification to either the receiver or trigger. Both work just fine www.MidwestArmory.com |
Not true Ive used single hooks & doubles without any problems. Trigger slap is caused by Century Arms triggers not by the amount of hooks. If you order a quality US trigger such as a G2 Or RSA adjustable you should have to worry about trigger slap. Single hooks are actually the more modern design but some people still prefer doubles. Ive actually been selling a lot more single hooks than doubles lately. Fin out what your receiver is cut out for. If its cut for a double then go that route since there is no reason not to. If its cut for a single either get a single or modify the receiver for a double. Both will work just fine. |
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