Magpul MOE Fixed Stock

Looks good. Fit perfect. Nice and strong. Held up to being dropped from a tree stand.

Feels very strong and solid. Instructions arent very good, call up a video on YT if you have trouble. Fits a Saiga 7.62x39 that I converted myself Im about 6 foot and its a tiny bit short for me, but will work just fine.

Fits really well with included screws.

This is a great lightweight alternative to the wood AK stocks. No play or wobble, it feels very robust and solid like most Magpul products. Installation is pretty straight forward, if you run into trouble there are a number of YouTube videos show step by step instructions. This is the same length as a standard Warsaw length AK stock, and is not adjustable. For my needs this is perfect. Some complain about the rubber pad on the butt not mitigating the recoil; I have not experienced this issue. Optional butt pads and cheek risers are available as well. My only complaint is with the "sling mounts". You apparently have to purchase a separate little sling mount kit in order to use a standard QD sling swivel. Come on Magpul, really? You guys couldn't just make them compatible with QD mounts as is? Weak guys...super weak. Overall, though, I like this stock alot and will end up buying the stupid sling mount kit.

Installed Magpul MOE stock for AK47, when you get your parts package one screw is shorter, in my case it was not long enough to make up, so I had another slightly longer one to finish installation. Other than that it looks and works great. Cheek weld lets you use iron sights great. Storage space in stock for cleaning kit.

Purchased from particular seller because Amazon offering next-day delivery. That ended up being 4 days. The tang screw, as others have mentioned, is too short. Oddly enough, if you have a foldable Magpul stock, you can swap the screws, and have two functional stocks. The butt pad is supposed to be held into the stock with two screws. This one came with only one. On closer inspection, it looks as if there had never been a second screw installed as the plastic post in which the metal screw would have been inserted looked free of scoring from the threads. Again, if you have a foldable Magpul stock that isn't currently being used, you can take a screw from that butt pad. Emailed Magpul requesting a butt pad screw, which sounds kinda funny. For what they charge for plastic, they should have exercised better quality control. Once installed, it works fine. The extended butt pad (purchased separately) helped with LoP, but not by much. Update: Magpul responded with two replacement butt pad screws instead of just one. No charge, and received within a few days of our email exchange. Good product, great service. Build complete.

This fits a Century Arms WASR 10 very well, Except. I was replacing the side folder. The 3/8" flat head screw for the back tang connection was too short to go through the tang + the plastic T channel to grab the threads on the weld nut. I substituted a spare 10-32 std. head that I cut down from 3/4" with an electrical crimper tool. It works fine. Assembly isn't difficult but does require patience. The thread lock on the screws makes starting the screw into the weld nuts difficult. I used a drop of Remoil and threaded the screws into the weld nuts before putting the weld nuts in the T-channel so I didn't cross thread. Additional tools you may need; jewelers screwdriver, small magnet, Remoil

It fit perfectly on the American made AK I own and I made sure to buy the cheek riser for a better sight picture. Much better overall than the wood stock.