Installing railed dust cover on Ak 47 / Kalashnikov 

no it does not because of the vibration sadly

It actually Does it’s been tested

Seen videos where people remove the cover completely, reinstall and it kept a zero out till 400yards.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OlnCOx7eceA.htmlsi=0IWhJbm7CenlkWb6

it is, I have TWS covers on several rifles and i've never had any trouble in the 10+ years I've been using them. just make sure you adjust them correctly

No you don’t I have one for m70. He does need to take a flathead to the part where the cover hinges on tho, to make it fit tighter. And bend in the cutout on the side of the dustcover to ensure that as well.

He is just saying kalashnikov style rifle

Yeah, thats a Yugo pattern

M70 for sure 👍 at the start of the video you can see the button for the dust cover on the side of the receiver, plus it’s got the bulged trunion. I’d say m70 all day

Zastava is still a Kalashnikov. It’s a Kalashnikov made in Serbia.

Some rifle mount combos have a left to right offset on the mount over the bore. These covers have been shown to keep zero very well

You have to take the sidemount off to access the dust cover, dumb idea

Not true. The TWS, MI and Zenitco all hold zero just fine, this has been tested by various folks already.

If you have an underfolder you can't use side mount

why not lpvos?

@@wcsdiaries the dust cover of an AK is not firmly connected to anything, so it rattles after every shot. Ie not holding zero

@@LongTran-em6hc i've heard this rail holds zero though since it mounts to the iron sights area and hinges

It does hold zero it’s been tested and I also have one on mine never had issues

@@anthonycervantes8028what range have you tested it out to?

Cry about it

@@fiskersproductions Naw you crying because you dont know basic rifle designations