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I want to put an AK style wood pistol grip made by Ironwood Designs. All that they are going to ship me is the wood.

 

I have zero experience with AK furniture. I haven't gotten around to getting one yet. The question I have is, what metal parts do I need to accomplish this. I am planning on putting on a tromix trigger guard (or the like). Do I need a pistol grip cap? I assume I need the pistol grip screw, or will the one that comes with the trigger guard kit work for me? Will the tromix trigger guard take an ak pistol grip screw? i.e. are they threaded the same size? What holds the screw in place at the bottom of the PG? In this application, would I be better off cutting the PG Hole instead of a custom trigger guard?

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It uses a standard AK pistol grip screw, however, you will have to cut the screw short a bit because the DIY trigger guard hole does not extend up into the receiver like the standard AK grip nut.

 

Oh goodie. I wonder how badly I am gonna mangle the threads! <<fingers crossed>>

 

If it's a traditional style wooden grip like those on original milled guns, you will need a metal retainer that fits across the top of the pistol grip.

 

Does that provide any function besides strengthening the grip?

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I don't know about that particular grip, the Tromix trigger guard was only designed to run the SAW grip. It may not line up correctly with that grip. If it doesn't, please don't force it into place or you will end up messing up the trigger guard.

 

Tony

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