Hi all,
I have noticed a number of posts of shooters looking for sight options for the AK. I know that selling is not allowed in the posts so I want to be careful not to break this rule. I would like to make AK owners aware that I am working on a sight system for the AK that will use M16 apertures and will have M16A1 type adjustments. This new model will be available in the spring of 2008 and will not require any permanent modifications to the rifle. The conversion can be done in about 15-20 minutes. We have done the prototype and and have patents in place. I am attaching an illustration and would be interested in any feed back.
The sight actually mounts to the rear trunion of the receiver. so does not have any of the instability of a cover mounted sight. We have not established a price point, but are hoping to keep it under $100.00. The sight will be all steel with parkerized finish.
Looks great. Sights on the A-k family of weapons have always been a issue. I look forward to trying it out since I want to replace mine. Keep us posted.
This would be a HUGE improvement over the stock AK sights. I run a Krebs peep rear and I imagine that this would be even better. Forget nose to charging handle, we want to shoot nose to trunion!
The sight will come with a replacement cover. The back of the cover will attach to the sight base with spring loaded detent pins. This design will allow easy assembly and disassembly of the rifle.
I can’t tell from the pics, but will this work for underfolder AKs?
There seems to be a lot of options coming out for the fixed stock AKs that use the screws on the tang, but nothing for underfolders.
This sight system mounts to the rear trunion so it is not affected by the tang or lack of tang on the receiver. Our patented pending design allows for easy take down. The rear sight assembly comes off the rifle for cleaning but then is designed to return to zero upon assembly. No tools will be required for take down. A new cover is required and will be packaged with the sight system. Thank goodness that Kalishkinov didn’t think of this!