WBP Polish 1960 AK47 Bolt Carrier for MILLED receivers 7.62x39

This in conjunction with the coinciding bolt AoA sells worked perfect for me. The original cast parts were getting beat up and I had stopped shooting it because I didn't want to damage my receiver, or worse. Just got my gauges in, also from AoA, and head space was good to go. Excellent buying experience from my first inquiring email, to stock notifications, to delivery!

I can not recommend enough to replace the casted bolt and bolt carrier that Century ships with their C39v2 line. The rifle itself is a good rifle minus the firing group. Century's short cut doesn't require a metallurgist to know that you can not cast part and expect them to perform like milled parts. Do yourself a favor before the rifle gets damaged, replace both the bolt and bolt carrier. Then you will have an awesome rifle !!! Thank you AoA !!

Yes this fits with the c39v2 and no it does not work with your stock bolt get the wbp forged bolt for ak and akm
This is not a drop in part it’ll be very stiff in your receiver you’ll need to clean it off with simple green then rub it down with scotch brite a lot then finish it off with 0000 steel wool. It’ll get better over time but to function it takes some work. In then end I’d say it’s worth for the fact that this is brand new from wbp and good luck finding an used surplus carrier.

This replaces the pot metal bolt carrier that came with my rifle. I'm grateful that Arms of America distributes this and afforded me the opportunity to rectify my mistake as a consumer in purchasing the C39V2. I bought this in conjunction with the Milled Polish Bolt and although I have not headspaced it, (shame on me) it works as expected. Gauges are in the mail and I'll do the right thing once they arrive. That said, I immediately noticed how much better the action cycled in the receiver with these properly manufactured parts. I can't recommend this enough to anyone else who like me didn't listen to all the great Gun Tubers that warned of the poorly heat treated components in the rifle. My only regret is that I can't get replacement trunnions for my mother in laws RAS47 to go along with a new bolt and carrier. She's 78 and probably won't put too many rounds through it, even though she's a trooper and I wouldn't doubt she's capable of it. I can now confidently trust this rifle and leave it to its duty as my truck gun. Buy with confidence if you own a C39V2 and don't be a crayon eating jarhead like me and headspace your rifle after making a bolt and carrier change before firing!