Hungarian FEG AK-63F Parts Kit - *HEADSPACED*

Headspaced in-house! Pictured with a Polish Chrome Lined Barrel. Matching kits will have matching bolt, bolt carrier, and trunnion, but remaining dust covers are all non-matching. The Hungarians never serialized gas tubes.

Just in, Hungarian AK-63 kits with fixed wooden buttstocks! These kits appear to have a very unique background, most likely from the Arabic markings and barcodes we have seen, we believe they were used in Iraq by security contractors! 

Carefully demilled, these kits were issued so expect some wear, but they are still fully operational. They may have finish wear and possibly carvings in the wood, small dents, and dings in parts and or the wood furniture, and general drit, dust, or grime. 

These kits are all or mostly matching (we can only guarantee the bolt, carrier, dust cover, and trunnion to match), but do not have a year marked, so we are unable to offer hand selection as we do with other surplus kits. We will not guarantee Arabic markings or bar codes, but a lot of the kits have them.
As we go through the kits, we are also finding some non-matching ones which are now also availible at a lower cost!

You will still need to purchase a receiver, rivets, and possibly other small parts to complete this. These are original full auto Military rifles so you must comply with 922r and build this rifle in semi auto.
*Auto rate reducer, reducer spring, curved sear, trip spring, and 3rd pin removed for kits going to the following states:
CA
NY
WA
CT
MA

The AK-63 (also known in Hungarian military service as the AMM) is a Hungarian variant of the AKM assault rifle manufactured by the Fegyver- és Gépgyár (FÉG) state arms plant in Hungary. It is currently used by the Hungarian Ground Forces as its standard infantry weapon, and by most other branches of the Hungarian Defence Forces.

In Hungarian service, the AK-63 replaced the AMD-65, which is nearly identical but features a modified heat shield and a vertical forward hand grip under the barrel. Although the AMD-65 had been the Hungarian service rifle since 1965, it was more expensive to build, and the forward grips had a reputation for being easily damaged in the field. In the late-1970s, the Hungarian Defense Ministry requested that FÉG manufacture a cheaper rifle based on the more traditional Soviet AKM design. By the end of 1977, the AK-63 was adopted by the Hungarian People's Army (beginning with the Ground Forces).

HEADSPACING DISCLAIMER:

• All kits that we headspace will ship with a drilled gas port.
  
  
• During assembly, it is normal for tools and machines to cause minor cosmetic scratches to the original parts finish.
  Most commonly, drilling any holes will cause metal shavings to scratch paint around the hole, and hammering any pins in with a punch will remove finish from the pin.
  

• In order to complete your build, you will need to remove your barrel from the trunnion, rivet the trunnion into your receiver, then press the barrel back in.
  We pre-drill the barrel pin hole so you are able to use that as a guide when pressing your barrel back in.
  Go/No-Go gauges must then be used to verify headspace before fully installing your barrel pin.
  

• Your kit is 100% head-spaced correct out of the box. We perform a series of checks across several team members prior to every order shipping out.
  If you have concerns, you must check headspace BEFORE changing anything about the headspaced assembly using GO/NO-GO GAUGE!!!
  If you have questions, please take pictures, and/or video, and reach out to us.

• Once the barrel is removed, or any alteration has been made to the populated barrel, at that point the customer or builder becomes responsible for the build. AOA cannot take responsibility for a headspaced assembly once alterations have been made to our gunsmith's work.
  Removing the barrel and reinstalling it may result in head-space loosening or tightening of your pre-head spaced kit if you are only eyeballing the barrel pin hole. It can look lined up, but still be off by a few thousandths of an inch.

• Recheck head-space after you are done riveting your trunnion into your receiver and reinstall the barrel, and ensure it is correct BEFORE pressing the barrel pin.
  
  **If you need to send an assembly back, we will charge another headspacing fee. We also cannot accept receivers, so if it needs to be sent back in, you must remove the receiver if it has already been riveted.

• Once all built, please clean your firearm before firing to make sure your new firearm is clear of assembly or shipping debris. If your assembled firearm is failing to cycle, sometimes metal burrs may get lodged in the gas port and need to be cleared out.
  Thank you again.