I’m still in the earle stages of the ole learning curve, so I hope you’ll hang with me here.

I’ve been perusing K-VAR’s web site and found this.



I’m thinking: "it’s not for a Krinkov and it’s not for a standard AK, what is it for"

Any ideas what it's for, what it goes to and how long the barrel is?

Register the receiver on a Form One, and have this installed, what would it be?

Thanks for all the help folks.

Best regards, J

I believe it is a KVAR marketing idea to give people the "highly desired" 'Krink' look without having to go through the SBR registration process....they have the parts, so I am sure they are having a US gunsmith/shop build up these barrel assemblies..  wonder what gas tube they will be using?
-C

Thats actually a AK-103/104/105 barrel. It uses the standard gas tube

If it's one of the AK-102/104/105 barrels like Stottman says, it's 12in in length without the muzzle device.

Oooohhhhhhh J needs another SBR

I am on crack tonight... time for bed.
I was on KVARs page last night and saw that 16" barreled krinkov kit and I guess I had that on the brain... yes, obviously this is the military config AK105 barrel assembly with the bulgarian 4 piece break (this break is usually seen on 5.56 and 7.62 guns BTW). KVAR can't get the proper shortend 'booster' style muzzle devices (yet).
My class II buddy is building these short boosters using Krink ones....they need to be cut down, rewelded, and re-clocked as the retainer pins are in different spots than the Krinkov. He also makes long ones for the guys who don't want to register SBR, but still have the AK105's shorter barrel.