its the magpul zhukov handguard for ak47.
If you want it on your VZ you have to make a little surgery.
Lets see some pics of your Tacticool VZ 58/858s
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its the magpul zhukov handguard for ak47.
If you want it on your VZ you have to make a little surgery.
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CTCS supplies used to sell a stormwerks adapter that would let you mount a Kink stock
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Oh right, I can play this game too:
You can order it directly from Stormwerkz to.
Really?? I've never seen an adaptor from Stormwerkz or anywhere else to allow mounting a Krink triangle folder on a Vz58. If such a beast exists (which I'm pretty sure does not), a link would be appreciated as I don't see it on the Stormwerkz website.
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So if I want to put a folding AR-15 stock on a VZ I'll need...
This: http://stormwerkz.com/stock-folding-mechanisms/stock-folding-mechanism-ar-type/
And this?: http://stormwerkz.com/stock-adapters/vz-58-stock-adapter-type-3-straight/
This: http://stormwerkz.com/stock-folding-mechanisms/stock-folding-mechanism-ar-type/
And this?: http://stormwerkz.com/stock-adapters/vz-58-stock-adapter-type-3-straight/
nope, I figured this is what you were talking about, but that won't even come close to mounting a Krink triangle folder. Not without a lot of work with a dremel and a welder. Trust me...
Have you done the job before? I'd like to tackle it myself over the winter and could use a quick guide as to what I'd need to do.
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I found this sidefolder which should actually mount up perfectly with the SW adapter.
https://www.manticorearms.com/ak-47-and-ak-74-rifle-products/triangle-stock.html Guess it can really be that easy!
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yep, that would be FAR easier than using an actual Krink stock. I have done the conversion with the real thing and, as I said, it involved a dremel, file, and welder. Had I seen the link above, I probably would have just bought that one instead!
I really, really, really like what you did there. What stain is that on the stock?
Stock is beech wood sanded bare then stained with several coats of minwax ebony stain and satin varnish afterwards. Took a lot longer than I thought it would with ebony to darken the wood but the results were worth it
Wow, that looks great! I've used Minwax ebony on cedar and fir and it turned the wood completely black on the first coat, wouldn't have guessed it was the same stain. Nicely done!
