Strike Industries AK to AR Stock Adapter

In doing my first AK build I chose this mount to add an AR stock to my riffle. The mount is very sturdy and bolted right up to my Maadi. Very nice and clean easy to install with QD single point on either side of the mount... Added a Mil Spec buffer tube and locked it down with no expectations of failure.

High Quality product at a great price!
Well engineered and easy installation!!!!!
CUDOS!

I like this adapter as it will allow me to change out popular M-4 stocks at will--giving me the ability to interchange stocks between other weapons in my growing collection.

PA always delivers fast and as promised.

Fit my WASR 10/63 with slight modification. I had to grind down the head of the forward tang screw because it was too wide. It was sticking up and blocking the slot that holds the carrier spring guide. After that, everything fit together just fine. I used a no name mil spec buffer tube and castle nut with a Magpul CTR stock. There was some slight wiggle after my first shooting session, so I applied some blue thread locker to all of the screws and it has stayed tight since. I didn't apply any thread locker to the castle nut, but it has stayed tight. The cheek weld is a little higher than the factory stock, but I can still easily use the iron sights or a Vortex Sparc mounted on a UTG Pro qd side rail.I purchased this directly from the manufacture's website, because it was out of stock here, but would have preferred Primary Arms because it is a few dollars cheaper and I love their customer service and prompt shipping.

First off it is an form of alloy metal, but its definitely strong enough for the application. Threads and QD mounts are clean and machined well. You have two options when mounting the buffer tube into place. Does not have a standard endplate to keep it in place so you will need to do one of these to keep the buffer tube from moving around. No instructions with it, which I found weird. One is to drill a small hole through the bottom of the buffer tube and insert a tight slave pin through the bottom of the mount (mount is pre-drilled on the bottom) and into the buffer tube. The same way you would with a muzzle break. No need to weld if you used a tight pin.Second is use a castle nut and wedge it against the mount. Use Loctite thought so it does not work itself loose. Awesome adapter for the price!