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These Romanian AK variants in .22 cal are fun and cheap ! And almost all AKM/AK furniture and accessories fit so you can create a trick Rifle or cobble a different look from spares and not go broke shootin yerself silly !
My first AKT -98 was returned to retailer due to all the problems you listed. I received the one in the picture as a replacement and have not had trouble with extracting although some of the spent casings do end up in the gas tube and receiver cavity. The WASR 22 is pretty much the same with the spent casings, but no other probs to date. I may look into opening up the top cover a bit or replacing it all together. Both are great alternatives to the higher priced ammo eaters, plus I can take them to my local range (which wont allow anything other than pistol cal.)Have you staked the Ecentric ejector strength adjustment screw on the bottom of the bolt to the strongest setting ? and did either of your Rimfire AK variants give you FTE hassles or spent casings rattling around in the reciever or vacant gas system ??? (I plugged the gas tube hole in the FSB with a hard rubber plug to keep empties outta the gas system and later set ecentric screw to srongest setting and got a Ribbed Eastern European AKM Dust/Top cover which has completely cured the FTE issues for good ! (Love the way these little beasts can accecept AKM/AK spares and accesories !
I picked up one of these a while back. It gave me lots of FTE problems. I fixed this by removing the bolt and checking the extractor claw distance to the bolt face. My extractor claw was so far from the bolt face it did not even touch the cartridge case rim. This resulted in the case being extracted then "lost" before it got back to the ejector. I hand made an extractor oversize then fit it to my bolt. It now grasps the case rim and extraction is "controlled" until ejection. I just finished this and test fired it today. It functioned flawlessly with over 70 rounds fired. I made the extractor with a dremel and files. I used cold rolled steel from the local hardware store and hardened it after forming.
Was having problems with my extractor at the range until the extractor dissapeared. Can you help me locate a new one or do you have any photos to show me how to make one?I picked up one of these a while back. It gave me lots of FTE problems. I fixed this by removing the bolt and checking the extractor claw distance to the bolt face. My extractor claw was so far from the bolt face it did not even touch the cartridge case rim. This resulted in the case being extracted then "lost" before it got back to the ejector. I hand made an extractor oversize then fit it to my bolt. It now grasps the case rim and extraction is "controlled" until ejection. I just finished this and test fired it today. It functioned flawlessly with over 70 rounds fired. I made the extractor with a dremel and files. I used cold rolled steel from the local hardware store and hardened it after forming.
I AM LOOKING TO AQUIRE ONE OF THE WASR 22 S THAT YOU HAVE , PLEASE CONTACT ME [email protected]hello, I have 7 of these wasr 22's and all are missing the extracters in the bolts. does anyone have a source on the parts? I will be willign to pay for a copy of a workgin wasr extractor. I also need pics of extractor's spring and screw etc. some detailed drawings would be really helpful. BTW all guns are for sale too. thx, ryan