How to Disassemble an Ak

Make sure the firearm is unloaded, and the magazine is removed., Remove the cleaning rod located at the front of the rifle below the barrel. , Remove the bolt cover by pressing the button on the back of the bolt cover forward., Remove the bolt...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Make sure the firearm is unloaded

    Pull back the charging handle to eject any loaded rounds
  2. Step 2: and the magazine is removed.

    , This may take a little jiggling, but mostly just use a constant pressure pulling the cover up and back (toward the comb and up). , Press the same button toward the front of the gun, sliding it out of its channel.

    Remove by pulling it backward. ,, The lever should be pointing at a right angle to the barrel. ,, In my experience, Hoppe's gun oil is one of the best. , If you get stuck, find an online forum to assist you.
  3. Step 3: Remove the cleaning rod located at the front of the rifle below the barrel.

  4. Step 4: Remove the bolt cover by pressing the button on the back of the bolt cover forward.

  5. Step 5: Remove the bolt spring.

  6. Step 6: Pull out the bolt and charging handle.

  7. Step 7: Use the cleaning kit tool to unlock the gas tube (the lever on the side of your rear sight).

  8. Step 8: Remove the gas tube.

  9. Step 9: At this point

  10. Step 10: you may clean your firearm with various solvents or oils.

  11. Step 11: Perform these steps in reverse order to re-assemble your firearm.

Detailed Guide

Pull back the charging handle to eject any loaded rounds

, This may take a little jiggling, but mostly just use a constant pressure pulling the cover up and back (toward the comb and up). , Press the same button toward the front of the gun, sliding it out of its channel.

Remove by pulling it backward. ,, The lever should be pointing at a right angle to the barrel. ,, In my experience, Hoppe's gun oil is one of the best. , If you get stuck, find an online forum to assist you.

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