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  • tradertator

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    The Yugo's don't use a series 100 style folder, but you could make a Bulgarian or Russian one work, depending on how handy you are. I've seen them in stock @ both Legion and KVAR.

    If your Yugo has an underfolder trunnion (like an M92 or M85), you could do something simple like a Manticore triangle stock and Stormwerkz or ACE hinge.
     

    duffman0286

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    I put a 100 series trunnion in my M92 SBR on a nodak spud receiver it required no additional fitting to be done to the rear trunnion... but that was a nodak not a n-pap conversion ...some thin the trunnion slightly on the hinged side only to get a little extra clearance to clear those rivets ( which you have to shave them anyways in order for it to fold but a 1.5mm receiver causes more material to be have to be removed if the trunnion is thin (mine are thinner than normal but still have plenty of material) ..... I did not thin my trunnion due to the cost of them generally they fit quite well in a yugo receiver with little need for modification
     

    wsenefeld

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    Intersting. I wonder if it has to do with how it is mounted or how the bolt hits the mounting point while being fired.

    Just a follow-up. Today I zero'd my Aimpoint T-2 and didn't have any stock slap. The only changes to the rifle were the Aimpoint and my cheek weld. Before I had to use the top of my cheek bone and now, just below my cheek bone. Can shoot it all day now. Before, one mag and I was done.
     

    cop car

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    Just a follow-up. Today I zero'd my Aimpoint T-2 and didn't have any stock slap. The only changes to the rifle were the Aimpoint and my cheek weld. Before I had to use the top of my cheek bone and now, just below my cheek bone. Can shoot it all day now. Before, one mag and I was done.


    Good to hear. I'm ordering it next week.
     
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