will that work with AK type guns?
1632728
Don't know for sure but if you have mil spec rails installed it should. I would suggest you measure AR and AK rails to be sure.
1632729
They attach to picatinny rails, so as long as you have some kind of rail system on the AK, I guess it would work. But the sights are traditional AR sights so I don't know if they are compatible with AK's.
1632730
Abrek 777, I do not know if they will will work with AK style. I have an AK and I have purchased an extra set of the sights for it. I was planning on giving them a go in a two weeks when I shot next. I can post an update then, sorry I don't have an answer for you now.
1632731
They will work any long gun with a flat top picattiny rail. AK typically don't have picattiny rails, but there are retro fit kits. See Brownells or Midway
1632732
What "just me" said is true, but you would need or want a long picatinny/weaver rail. These sights, the rear, typically mount on the back of an AR flat top and the front on the gas block,they have to be on the same plane, you have the same distance between them as stock iron sights, usually with a scope in between. Mounting them any closer could possibly pose sighting in and accuracy problems.
1338238
I'm not certain as AK's vary in manufactures if it doesn't direct fit you may have to modify it a little cosmetically to fit. Hope this helps
1076431
Should work with a 7.62 x 51 rifle as long as that rifle has the rail to mount it. I wouldn't say it could be used on and AK since AK's don't typical have a rail to the rear of the rifle.. Also you don't need the Magpul front sight if you already have a fixed sight so no worries on that.
418133
im not sure if it works on an ak, i use it on my ar an it works ok. sorry cant help you much
1208216
unfortunately no it did not work with my Romanian Aks bayonetit could be different with others by highly doubt it still a great Brake though it stays on the gun no problem and it's not hard to switch between it and a bayonet If you got any more questions feel free to ask
154177
Yes, it is for an ak47. The question is will it fit yours. There are two style of a sights for ak47. You have to know which is yours to know if it will fit.
1358835
If it has a standard AK side mount for it, it should work. I installed this on a Romak 3 (Romanian Dragunov). Works excellent! I've had no problems with it! -DM
2231044
Yes it will fit, but you mite have to work on it a little. I put one on my AK-47 with a little work, and ifit doesn't fit you can send it back.
1064161
Sorry! Not familiar with that weapon. It fits Ukranian Ak with side plate very well. If your weapon has or will accept an AK side plate--it should work. I am very pleased with the Midwest mount.
1410669
it should... standardized front sight post and adjustments for ak's and sks... worked on my pap m92
1760901
It works on my Bulgarian AK74. It should work on any ak74 or ak47. As long as it has the traditional front sight post that all ak's usually have. Ty
2224796
I have it on a Remington 742 (.308) and it seems to be OK. Can't promise, but I should think it would work on an AK. The biggest problem I had was zeroing it. Once that was done, I haven't had any problems.
1781773
I put my sight on a real AK 47. If it works on a real firearm, it will certainly work on a airsoft.
2064378
I dont think so because the front hinge replaces the rear sight of an ak and i believe the saiga system does not use the same style rear sight...im not 100% on this but i am pretty sure
903473
I'm with Norman, it should work as long as you have left hand threads on the end of your barrel. Its made for the AK47, the notch at the top is for a detent to hold it in place. It never tightens down on the AK. I put it on my SKS and had to tap the barrel to where it was tight with the notch up. I can't remember where I got the tap, but it has a tap starter that goes down the barrel to keep it lined up with the barrel.
1009218
Some sks parts are interchangeable with ak47 but it all depends on which one you have. I would say no.
249349
This will work nicely on an Arsenal AK. Just bend the spring steel until you get enough tension to hold it in place. You'll like the sight.