Ak 74 builder

[vczar1]

Are there any GOOD builders in Denver CO area for AK74???

[Great-Kazoo]

if you have a ready to go receiver it is a piece of cake, or pie depending on you taste. using a flat is a little more tedious. i'd go with a receiver like one of Nodaks. i know a few folks here have done their own builds and can give you lots more info thani.

[jreifsch80]

Why don't you get a nodak and come to one of our build parties? I'm sure someone will host a party sooner than later

[Great-Kazoo]

Why don't you get a nodak and come to one of our build parties? I'm sure someone will host a party sooner than later

once it's warmer and i can actually walk for more than 5-10 min.

[bryjcom]

I just built one on a nodak. Went together real good. Just need to go test fire it.
If you need any info let me know.

[jreifsch80]

vczar, if you want to build it yourself i could also help you out, i've helped friends with 2 different 74 builds and as far as akm builds i've done about half a dozen so far and helped out on at least that much more. i'm by no means an expert but i have all the tooling needed and have learned from so many of my own mistakes that i build a nice looking ak now i just need to start doing my own parking.

where in co are you anyway? i'm up north in greeley not far from Brycom and Jim

[DeusExMachina]

What tools do you need if you use a Nodak?

I haven't finished mine because it bent a little crooked...thinking about redoing it..

[Great-Kazoo]

What tools do you need if you use a Nodak?

I haven't finished mine because it bent a little crooked...thinking about redoing it..

rivet jig for front & rear trunnion and trigger / mag release unit and head space gauges

[dbeal]

you will also need a press to press in the barrel. I've been talking to a couple of folks and we are thinking about doing a southern Colorado build in the near future..thinking sometime mid - late June..