Where are my AK experts. What is this?
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:).............................................Joe
:o Hot damn brother... That's a chinese spiker FSB with bayo still attached off of an early preban probably. I think when the AWB came into play and all the MAK 90s and NHM 90/91s came in, the double folders ( a under folding stock WITH a bayo) and spikers went bye-bye.
Couldn't tell ya if its Norinco or Poly though.
As always, if I'm mistaken any1 feel free to correct....that's how we learn thumb1
Having both the square locking lug and the barrel loop is odd, usually the ones permanently attached just had the square lock lug and no barrel loop. think1
Most of the bayonets I've seen with just the barrel loop were the clamp on style bayonets.. And using the barrel loop, the rifle more than likely would not have a muzzle device or muzzle nut.
It's almost like a hybrid.. Like Hippie says...I would say Chinese, most all other nations were using knife style bayonets.
Other than that.. learn me something :)
Got a lil excited there and had to go back and look again....Something wonky....If I had to go out on a limb here...I think that's a modified SKS bayo on that puppy. It should have smooth sides and the bayo under the handle should be different as well. Either way I'm digging it.
rofl Was posting at the same time.
Definitely different GM. Some had just the locking lug and some had the loop and locking lug but that puppy looks to have been notched.
Had to edit GM's right on the having both being the clamp on. They blend in rather well.
Sticking by my modified SKS bayo theory the more I look at it...either way I want 1, heck I already have a chinese, notched for spike, lower hand guard just begging to be used. :))
The screw looks to have possibly had peen marks, and somebody went through a lot of trouble to machine it to fit.
It's kind of redundant to have both locking methods, somebody must have been planning on digging some serious guts with it :o or pole vaulting.
I went digging, everyone I run across is a clamp on with the barrel loop.. usually toted as a Polytech clamp on spike. All the rest with only the square locking lug are attached to the front sight..
Maybe........a prototype :o
Ok, Mr Joe, spill it, I'm sure your sitting there snickering bat1 what iz it :)
I'm thinking some1 had a chinese spiker FSB but no bayo...bingo-bango... add modified SKS bayo thumb1
I've been wanting 1 of those clamp on bayos ever since I found out about 'em.
This has got me thinking....Any reason you couldn't replace an AK fsb with a SKS fsb, put a para spiker and notched lower hand guard on there to basicaly make your own AK spiker? ( besides 922r of course)Just a thought. I'm not much of a tinkerer, more of an as-imported kinda guy but....come on....that would be the bee's knees :))
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Quotecome on....that would be the bee's knees
yeah, it would be cool, but you would never hit anything thumb1
Go check and compare the height of an Ak front sight vs an SKS front sight. nea1
The Ak towers over the "short" SKS sight by about a half inch
OK..Hippie, http://stores.polytechparts.com/polytech-front-sight-base-bayonet-assembly-made-in-the-usa/
Sure... just throw logic in all willy-nilly...it'll never work with that attitude rofl rofl Could just put a Really, really tall front sight post in there. I mean... that's why theres that lil hole in top of the sight hood right? chuckles1 chuckles1
Quote from: Greasemonkey on July 01, 2016, 12:19:50 AM
The screw looks to have possibly had peen marks, and somebody went through a lot of trouble to machine it to fit.
It's kind of redundant to have both locking methods, somebody must have been planning on digging some serious guts with it :o or pole vaulting.
I went digging, everyone I run across is a clamp on with the barrel loop.. usually toted as a Polytech clamp on spike. All the rest with only the square locking lug are attached to the front sight..
Maybe........a prototype :o
Ok, Mr Joe, spill it, I'm sure your sitting there snickering bat1 what iz it :)
This is not a situation where I know something you don't. I purchased this 15 years ago thinking it was a standard AKS spiker assembly. Mac 90 's were cheap and converting one to a spiker seamed like the way to go. Well that never happened. Fast forward to a couple months ago. I put this on Gunbroker and got bombared with pm's. What is this? Is it for an SKS? After some research it is a SKS Para bayonet fitted to an AKS FSB. It has a screw holding the bayonet in but is not threaded. Should have a rivet.
The work is very professional not bubba
8).....................Joe
Quote from: armedhippie on July 01, 2016, 01:11:12 AM
Sure... just throw logic in all willy-nilly...it'll never work with that attitude rofl rofl Could just put a Really, really tall front sight post in there. I mean... that's why theres that lil hole in top of the sight hood right? chuckles1 chuckles1
chuckles1 chuckles1 rofl No nea1 ...you would have to drill a hole under the current Ak sight hole to lower it to the height of an SKS.. or, hey wait :o just raise the rear sight the equal you raised the front to maintain the POI.... hey yea.... thats the ticket, get willy nilly and logical :P raise the rear sight to match.
Now thats thinking with your dipstick....Jimmy thumb1 rofl2 rofl2 rofl2
QuoteThis is not a situation where I know something you don't. I purchased this 15 years ago thinking it was a standard AKS spiker assembly. Mac 90 's were cheap and converting one to a spiker seamed like the way to go. Well that never happened. Fast forward to a couple months ago. I put this on Gunbroker and got bombared with pm's. What is this? Is it for an SKS? After some research it is a SKS Para bayonet fitted to an AKS FSB. It has a screw holding the bayonet in but is not threaded. Should have a rivet.
The work is very professional not bubba
Well....Joe, it is cool, hell, I'll even go the unique route, not an everyday run of the mill item :) thumb1 thumb1
It would look good on my Mak90 :) thumb1 chuckles1
The real question, Joe. Is it for sale? I'll Take It!", if it is! (Depending on price, of course. I do have an extra crabby, demanding wife. Wanna trade? :) Bartering is King, isn't it? chuckles1 )
I'm honestly interested though, if you're selling. Let me know.
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