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AK enthusiasts, rejoice: this one’s for you. The first of its kind, the AK Receiver Maintenance Block from Midwest Industries is designed to make building and maintaining your firearm a breeze. This high-strength polymer block enables builders and hobbyists to secure their AK-47 or AK-74 for easy maintenance and repair without damaging the finish. It also allows for full disassembly and reassembly of the bolt if needed. Like all Midwest Industries products, the AK Receiver Maintenance Block is made in the USA to the most exacting standards.


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