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Question: Does this come with the dust cover?
Document: I have tried several ways of getting a rail on/over my dust cover. All others either broke or wouldn't hold zero. This is solid and low profile. Holds zero because it just pivots up rather than having to be removed in its entirety when cleaning. Perfect solution finally. (Norinco Mak 90)
Then you have to press down on the spring with the front of the AKARS and drive the provided pin through to lock it in, which I had to get my dad to help me with. After that, adjusting the end of the AKARS that attaches to the dust cover is easy.The ugly:It may have been me, but I tried to use the back up iron sight on the AKARS, and I couldn't hit a damn thing.
Just attached it to a Polish AKMS Underfolder, the rail is rock solid, it was a bit of a pig to install, but that is due to the AK's rear leaf sight spring, its very strong. I didn't have the problem of the new dust cover not being flush with the safety, mine fits perfectly. Slapped an Aimpoint Pro on it and it works a charm.
mounting it was fairly easy. (I have removed the stock rear sight leaf before) it appears to be mounted flush to the dust cover and straight in-line with the bore. I haven't fired the gun with the optics mounted but after mounting and bore-sighting (with the aid of a mounted aiming laser) and raising and lowering the rail several times the reticle on my HWS is exactly in the same spot as before. and it looks AWESOME.
I purchased the rail, then I installed it. I'll break down the review into three sections.The Good: It works.It maintains a zero, and the fit and finish are very nice. I mounted my Aimpoint on it, zeroed it at 50 yards, popped open the dust cover, flipped the rail up and down a couple of times, put the dust cover back on, and it held the zero. The three prongs around the rear sight block ensure there is no lateral movement.
Works beautifully on my WASR 10/63, able to mount my Eotech 512.a65, and it holds its zero even when I manipulate the cover and lock it back in position.
I bought this for my AMD-65. It fits great. No problems, no worries..... seldomly can for change a part so easy. The cover is much better than the standard stamped cover. Once you get everything adjusted, it works great! I do suggest using a little Loc-tite though.
AK's are not noted for their accuracy but I wanted to see what a Bulgarian SLR 95 with a milled receiver was capable of so I mounted a Vortex Sparc on it with this Parabellum Armament Adaptive Rail System. The result is 2 inch groups at 50 yards. This is NOT a cheap mount but it is well designed and machined and it holds a zero after opening the top cover for cleaning.
simply put... this is pricey but worth every penny. It is very solid and hold the optic at a solid zero with no shifting. Unlike the side mount rails you do not need to lift ur face up to see the optics.
have several akssturdy works well with all of themeasy to installwell madestudy platform for red dot!
Answer: yes