WASR-10

easy
Shop tier 2
medium confidence
Rifle
long stroke piston
toolless field strip
imported

field strip ~2 min · reassembly ~2 min · detail strip ~40 min

Before you begin Verify this firearm is unloaded. Remove the magazine or empty the cylinder or tube, lock the action open, and check the chamber both by sight and by touch. Keep the muzzle in a safe direction and remove all live ammunition from your work area.

What Century Arms says about disassembly Century's WASR manual gives an owner field strip (top cover, recoil spring assembly, bolt carrier and bolt, gas tube with upper handguard) and says no further disassembly is generally needed for routine maintenance; it does not forbid going further. (WASR Type Sporting Rifles Owner's Manual, Cal. 7.62x39mm (Century, ©2009; listed as 'GP WASR-10 Hi-Cap Semi-Auto Rifle') — Century International Arms, Inc., p. 10 centuryarms.com [5])

Specifications

Manufacturer: Century Arms
Origin: Romania / United States
Category: Rifle
Action: Gas, long-stroke piston
Calibers: 7.62x39mm
Capacity: 30+1
Production: 1990–present (in-production)
Also known as: Cugir WASR, Romanian WASR-10/63

Model-specific safety

The safety lever also covers the charging handle slot. With the lever up on SAFE the bolt cannot travel far enough to inspect the chamber properly — rotate it down before clearing.
The magazine rocks in and out and is not released by a button. Rock it forward and out.
The recoil spring assembly is under compression and springs rearward when the dust cover is removed.
Gas system parts are extremely hot after firing.
Surplus ammunition may be corrosively primed. Clean with a water-based solvent the same day you shoot.

Under spring tension

Recoil spring assembly
Magazine spring

Easily lost parts

Recoil spring guide rod tab · Gas tube lever · Firing pin retaining pin

Tools

No tools required for the field strip.

Shop difficulty

Shop tier 2 Tier 2 — moderate among rifles and carbines, for the full job: strip to the parts that get coated and put it back together working. An AKM-pattern Romanian rifle, so the shop job is the AK fire-control group. A WASR owner spent two hours routing the pin-retaining spring, which fits several ways but is right only one way. The hammer spring is strong enough to injure, and an MDShooters owner found the spring unlatched after refinishing. There is no timing.

Parts: 66 numbered parts (stand-in: Mitchell Arms 'AK-47 Autoloading Rifle' (semi-automatic Yugoslav-made AK import, same AK/AKM-pattern action as the Romanian WASR-10) per the Gun Digest exploded drawing legend, keys 1-66, in), from The Gun Digest Book of Exploded Gun Drawings (975 isometric views) — Mitchell Arms 'AK-47 Autoloading Rifle' — Gun Digest Books / Krause Publications (scan on archive.org), p. book p. 714 (PDF page 715) archive.org [12].

Bench time: about 45 min to strip, 75 min to rebuild (estimate). AK fire-control group, bolt, furniture, gas tube, rear sight.

Small parts: 7 pins, 13 springs, 3 detents or plungers (counted by name in the same legend (all 66 keys, line items). Pins: 2 rear night sight pin, 5 magazine latch pin, 9 extractor pin, 28 hammer and trigger pin, 37 folding stock hinge pins, 45 front nigh)

What comes off for coating

Receiver: dust cover, recoil spring assembly, bolt carrier and bolt, retaining spring (shepherd's hook) or plate, hammer, trigger, disconnector and springs, safety selector, magazine catch, rear sight leaf — AK trigger pin punch / slave pin
Bolt: firing pin retaining pin, firing pin, extractor pin, extractor, spring
Furniture: upper/lower handguard and retainer, pistol grip screw, buttstock screws, gas tube (lever)

Special tools

AK fire-control slave pins or punches — Hammer and trigger pins
AK front sight tool — If the front sight post is moved

Known pain points

The hammer/trigger-pin retaining spring has three possible anchor points and only one correct routing. It is found by trial fitting the whole group. (reassembly)
Owners report: AK Reassembly - It Took A Lot Of Wriggling — Ballseye's Boomers (owner blog) ballseyesboomers.blogspot.com [11] — “It must have taken me a good 2 hours before I got it figured out. There are three possible anchor points for the retainer spring of which you must use at least two with any spring for an AK.”
The hammer spring legs are wrapped round the hammer under tension to clear the pins and spring loose during fitting. (reassembly)
Owners report: AK Reassembly - It Took A Lot Of Wriggling — Ballseye's Boomers (owner blog) ballseyesboomers.blogspot.com [11] — “A few times, while fiddling with the hammer, the hammer spring (see the 5th pic), the ends of which are wrapped around the hammer to keep them out of the way while working, sprung!”

Fit or check on rebuild

Retaining spring in both pin grooves — An unlatched spring lets the trigger pin back out.
Dust-cover tab through the cover — Otherwise the cover comes off.
Function check (safety, trigger reset, feeding, extraction) — Standard after any detail strip. No single source.
Re-zero sights or scope — Sights and optics come off for coating, and point of impact must be re-confirmed. This is a standard check, so no source.

This is Pew-Takedown's rating, not the manufacturer's. How tiers are rated. Forum reports are owners' experience, not specifications.

Procedures

Clear and Make Safe

Clear & Make Safe

Point the muzzle in a safe direction and keep your finger off the trigger.
Rotate the safety lever down to the fire position so the charging handle can travel fully rearward.
WarningWith the lever on SAFE, bolt travel is deliberately restricted and you cannot properly inspect the chamber.
Rock the magazine forward and out of the magazine well.
Removed at this step: Magazine
Pull the charging handle fully to the rear and hold it there. Look into the chamber and the magazine well.
Physically feel the chamber to confirm it is empty.
WarningMost AK variants have no bolt hold-open, so you must hold the bolt back yourself. Keep fingers clear when you release it.
Ease the bolt forward and remove all live ammunition from the work area.

Field Strip

Complete the Clear and Make Safe procedure.
Press in the recoil spring guide rod tab protruding through the rear of the dust cover.
Lift the rear of the dust cover up and pull it back and off.
WarningThe recoil spring assembly is compressed behind it. Keep a hand over the rear of the receiver.
Removed at this step: Dust cover
Push the recoil spring assembly forward to clear its seat, then lift it out.
Removed at this step: Recoil spring assembly
Pull the bolt carrier fully rearward to the cutout in the receiver rails and lift it up and out.
Removed at this step: Bolt carrier and bolt
Rotate the bolt to unlock it from its cam track and pull it forward out of the carrier.
Removed at this step: Bolt
Rotate the gas tube lever upward until vertical, then lift the gas tube and upper handguard off.
Removed at this step: Gas tube and upper handguard

Reassembly

Set the gas tube and upper handguard into the front trunnion recess, seat the rear, and rotate the lever down to lock.
Insert the bolt into the front of the carrier and rotate it so its lug engages the cam track.
Set the carrier into the receiver rails with the bolt forward, engage the gas piston into the gas tube, and slide it forward.
Set the recoil spring assembly into the carrier channel and push it forward until the guide rod seats.
Set the front lip of the dust cover into its recess, then press the rear down until the guide rod tab snaps through its hole.
WarningIf the tab is not protruding through the dust cover, the cover will come off under recoil.
Cycle the action several times and perform the function check.

Torque specifications

No sourced torque values from the manufacturer are recorded for this firearm. Where a fastener has a specified torque — action screws, scope bases, muzzle devices, barrel nuts — get it from the manufacturer or a gunsmith rather than estimating it.

What the manufacturer does say: The manufacturer's documents give no torque value. They say: "When tightening or loosening screws, hold the screwdriver firmly to prevent damage to the screw heads." (WASR (Century) owner's manual (older edition) — archive.org 'gunmanual_Century_Wasr', PDF p. 3)

Reported by other sources — not the manufacturer

Not a manufacturer specificationThese values come from the people and publications named beside each one, not from Century Arms. They are recorded with who said them and their exact words so you can judge them — not as a recommendation. Confirm any of them with the manufacturer or a licensed gunsmith before you put a wrench on your firearm; a wrong value can crack a stock, strip a thread or loosen a muzzle device.

Fastener	Torque	Who says so, and their words	Where it comes from
Hinge block 1/2" countersink screw (through receiver trunnion) Magpul Zhukov-S folding stock (MAG585) on a stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifle (Magpul lists stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifles with fixed stock, single tang trunnion)	30–40 in-lb 3.4–4.5 N·m · 2.5–3.3 ft-lb	Reported by Magpul Industries Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Step order in the instructions: wedge block attached (step 1), stock inserted (2), 1/2" screw (4), 3/8" screw (5), then wedge block screw (6). All fasteners use a 1/8 hex key. “Insert the 1/2” Counter Sink Screw through the receiver trunnion, initially hand tighten to prevent cross threading, ensure Hinge Block is flush with receiver and tighten to 30-40 [in-lb].”	Magpul MAG585 Zhukov-S Stock (AK47/AK74) — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries, PDF p. 1 (single page) magpul.com [6]
3/8" screw through receiver trunnion tang (with weld nut) Magpul Zhukov-S folding stock (MAG585) on a stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifle (Magpul lists stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifles with fixed stock, single tang trunnion)	30–40 in-lb 3.4–4.5 N·m · 2.5–3.3 ft-lb	Reported by Magpul Industries Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher “insert the 3/8” Screw through receiver trunnion tang, tighten to 30-40 [in-lb].”	Magpul MAG585 Zhukov-S Stock (AK47/AK74) — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries, PDF p. 1 (single page) magpul.com [6]
Wedge block screw Magpul Zhukov-S folding stock (MAG585) on a stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifle (Magpul lists stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifles with fixed stock, single tang trunnion)	30–40 in-lb 3.4–4.5 N·m · 2.5–3.3 ft-lb	Reported by Magpul Industries Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Final step, after the 1/2" and 3/8" screws. “Tighten wedge block screw 30-40[in-lb] to finish installation.”	Magpul MAG585 Zhukov-S Stock (AK47/AK74) — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries, PDF p. 1 (single page) magpul.com [6]
1/2" countersink screw through receiver trunnion (block flush with receiver) Magpul MOE AK Stock (MAG616) on a stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifle with fixed stock (Magpul lists stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifles with fixed stock, single tang trunnion)	30–40 in-lb 3.4–4.5 N·m · 2.5–3.3 ft-lb	Reported by Magpul Industries Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher “Insert the 1/2” Counter Sink Screw through the receiver trunnion, initially hand tighten to prevent cross threading, ensure block is flush with receiver and tighten to 30-40 [in-lb].”	Magpul MAG616 MOE AK Stock — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries, PDF p. 1 (single page) magpul.com [7]
3/8" screw through receiver trunnion tang (with weld nut) Magpul MOE AK Stock (MAG616) on a stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifle with fixed stock (Magpul lists stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifles with fixed stock, single tang trunnion)	30–40 in-lb 3.4–4.5 N·m · 2.5–3.3 ft-lb	Reported by Magpul Industries Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher “Insert the 3/8” Screw through receiver trunnion tang, tighten to 30-40 [in-lb].”	Magpul MAG616 MOE AK Stock — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries, PDF p. 1 (single page) magpul.com [7]
Wedge block screw Magpul MOE AK Stock (MAG616) on a stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifle with fixed stock (Magpul lists stamped-receiver AK-47/AKM/AK-74 pattern rifles with fixed stock, single tang trunnion)	30–40 in-lb 3.4–4.5 N·m · 2.5–3.3 ft-lb	Reported by Magpul Industries Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher “Tighten wedge block screw 30-40[in-lb] to finish installation.”	Magpul MAG616 MOE AK Stock — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries, PDF p. 1 (single page) magpul.com [7]
Handguard front ring lower screws Midwest Industries AK Alpha M-LOK Handguard (MI-AK-ALPHA6 / MI-AK-ALPHA10.0) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	20 in-lb 2.3 N·m · 1.7 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher One at a time: remove, thread-lock, torque. Threadlocker: Thread lock (instructions say 'thread lock'; product not named) “With the rifle’s handguard locked, remove and thread lock the handguard front ring lower screws one at a time. Torque them to 20-inch lbs.”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha M-LOK Handguard (MI-AK-ALPHA6 / MI-AK-ALPHA10.0) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [8]
Handguard top cover 8-32 flat head screws Midwest Industries AK Alpha M-LOK Handguard (MI-AK-ALPHA6 / MI-AK-ALPHA10.0) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	30 in-lb 3.4 N·m · 2.5 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Threadlocker: None — the instructions say do NOT use thread lock on these screws “Install top cover with provided 8-32 flat head screws, tighten these screws to 30-inch lbs. (Do NOT use thread lock on these screws)”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha M-LOK Handguard (MI-AK-ALPHA6 / MI-AK-ALPHA10.0) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [8]
Railed top cover receiver block screw (not the pivot pin) Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC, only with MI AK Alpha handguards) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	30 in-lb 3.4 N·m · 2.5 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Threadlocker: Vibra-tite (supplied); instructions say do NOT use Loctite “a. Receiver block (NOT pivot pin)– 30inch lbs.”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [9]
Railed top cover M-LOK nuts (side beams) Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC, only with MI AK Alpha handguards) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	20 in-lb 2.3 N·m · 1.7 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Threadlocker: Vibra-tite (supplied); instructions say do NOT use Loctite “b. M-LOK Nuts – 20inch lbs.”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [9]
Railed top cover steel support strut screws Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC, only with MI AK Alpha handguards) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	10 in-lb 1.1 N·m · 0.83 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Threadlocker: Vibra-tite (supplied); instructions say do NOT use Loctite “c. Steel support struts – 10inch lbs.”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [9]
Railed dot mount M-LOK screws (side beams, locking nuts engaged) Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Dot Mount (MI-AK-ALPHA-RDM / MI-AK-ALPHA-T2M, only with MI AK Alpha handguards) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	20 in-lb 2.3 N·m · 1.7 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Threadlocker: Vibratite (supplied); instructions say do NOT use Loctite “a. Torque M-LOK screws to 20inch lbs with locking nuts engaged.”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Dot Mount (MI-AK-ALPHA-RDM / MI-AK-ALPHA-T2M) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [10]
Railed dot mount 6-32 flat head screws (steel support struts) Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Dot Mount (MI-AK-ALPHA-RDM / MI-AK-ALPHA-T2M, only with MI AK Alpha handguards) on a Century/Cugir WASR-10 (listed by MI as AKM style: 'GP WASR-10', 'WASR-10/63')	10 in-lb 1.1 N·m · 0.83 ft-lb	Reported by Midwest Industries, Inc. Secondary — a parts or tool maker, or a gunsmithing publisher Threadlocker: Vibratite (supplied); instructions say do NOT use Loctite “b. Torque 6x32 flat heads to 10inch lbs.”	Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Dot Mount (MI-AK-ALPHA-RDM / MI-AK-ALPHA-T2M) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc., PDF p. 1 (single page) midwestindustriesinc.com [10]

Materials and factory finish

As stated by Century Arms. Prep, masking and cure depend on these; a polymer or aluminium part, a nitrided or anodised finish, and a blued steel part are each a different job. Variants with other finishes may exist — check the maker's page for the exact SKU on the bench.

Component	Material	Factory finish	Where it comes from
Stock WASR-10, SKU RI1805-N	Wood	—	WASR-10 Romanian AK Rifle — Century Arms (Specifications) — Century Arms, Inc. centuryarms.com [4] “Stock Material … Wood”
Whole firearm WASR-10, SKU RI1805-N	—	Blue The maker states this for the firearm as a whole, not for a named part.	WASR-10 Romanian AK Rifle — Century Arms (Specifications) — Century Arms, Inc. centuryarms.com [4] “Finish … Blue”

Function check

After every reassemblyPerform these checks on a verified-unloaded firearm. If any check fails, the firearm is not safe to fire — stop and see a licensed gunsmith.

Verify the rifle is unloaded with no magazine inserted before each step.
With the safety lever on SAFE, confirm bolt travel is restricted and the trigger does nothing.
Rotate the safety to FIRE, charge the rifle, and press the trigger. The hammer should fall.
Hold the trigger back, charge the rifle, and release slowly — you should hear the disconnector click.
Confirm the dust cover is locked down and the recoil spring tab protrudes through it.
Confirm the magazine rocks in and locks positively.

Maintenance

Lubrication points

Bolt lugs and body
Carrier rails
Cam track in the carrier
Gas piston (a light film only)
Hammer and trigger pivots

Cleaning notes

Corrosive surplus primers leave salts that rust a bore within days. Flush the bore, gas tube, piston, and bolt face with hot soapy water or a water-based solvent the same day, dry completely, then oil. Keep the firing pin channel dry — a firing pin held forward by congealed grease causes slam fires.

Suggested inspection interval: roughly every 1000 rounds. This is a general guideline, not a manufacturer specification.

Wear parts to inspect

Recoil spring · Firing pin (check it moves freely) · Extractor and spring · Gas piston · Rivets and trunnion on high-round-count rifles

Common issues

Symptom	Likely cause	What to do
Dust cover flies off when firing	Recoil spring guide tab not seated through the dust cover hole	Reinstall and confirm the tab protrudes and locks.
Slam fires or doubling	Firing pin stuck forward in a cosmoline-packed or fouled bolt	Stop firing. Strip the bolt, clean the firing pin channel until the pin rattles freely, and reinstall dry. see a gunsmith
Rust days after shooting	Corrosive primer residue	Clean with a water-based solvent the same day, dry, and oil.

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Sourcing

Confidence: medium — Drawn from reliable secondary sources and consistent across references, but not confirmed against a primary source.
Verification: Checked against an armorer/technical manual
Last updated: 2026-10-29

References

Every source this page draws on, with its web address so you can read it yourself. Numbers in brackets elsewhere on the page point here.

[1] 7.62mm Kalashnikov Modernized Assault Rifle (AKM) Operator’s Manual — USSR Ministry of Defence military technical manual primary source
[2] Small Arms Identification and Operation Guide — Eurasian Communist Countries — U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency military technical manual secondary source
[3] WASR (Century) owner's manual (older edition) — archive.org 'gunmanual_Century_Wasr' — Century International Arms, Inc. (US importer) manufacturer manual primary source
https://archive.org/details/gunmanual_Century_Wasr (checked 2026-09-27)
[4] WASR-10 Romanian AK Rifle — Century Arms (Specifications) — Century Arms, Inc. website primary source
https://www.centuryarms.com/wasr.html (checked 2026-10-03)
[5] WASR Type Sporting Rifles Owner's Manual, Cal. 7.62x39mm (Century, ©2009; listed as 'GP WASR-10 Hi-Cap Semi-Auto Rifle') — Century International Arms, Inc. manufacturer manual primary source
https://www.centuryarms.com/amfile/file/download/file/23/category/335/ (checked 2026-10-11)
[6] Magpul MAG585 Zhukov-S Stock (AK47/AK74) — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries manufacturer manual secondary source
https://magpul.com/media/wysiwyg/Instructions/MAG585_Zhukov-S_Stock_INSRT.pdf (checked 2026-10-11)
[7] Magpul MAG616 MOE AK Stock — Installation Instructions — Magpul Industries manufacturer manual secondary source
https://magpul.com/media/wysiwyg/Instructions/MAG616_MOE_AK_Stock_INSRT.pdf (checked 2026-10-11)
[8] Midwest Industries AK Alpha M-LOK Handguard (MI-AK-ALPHA6 / MI-AK-ALPHA10.0) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc. manufacturer manual secondary source
https://midwestindustriesinc.com/content/installation-instructions/AK-Alpha-Series-Handguard-Instructions.pdf (checked 2026-10-11)
[9] Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Top Cover (MI-AK-ALPHA-RTC) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc. manufacturer manual secondary source
https://midwestindustriesinc.com/content/installation-instructions/AK-Alpha-Series-Railed-Top-Cover-MI-AK-Alpha-RTC-Instructions.pdf (checked 2026-10-11)
[10] Midwest Industries AK Alpha Railed Dot Mount (MI-AK-ALPHA-RDM / MI-AK-ALPHA-T2M) — Instructions — Midwest Industries, Inc. manufacturer manual secondary source
https://midwestindustriesinc.com/content/installation-instructions/AK-Alpha-Series-T2M-RDM-Instructions.pdf (checked 2026-10-11)
[11] AK Reassembly - It Took A Lot Of Wriggling — Ballseye's Boomers (owner blog) community anecdotal source
https://ballseyesboomers.blogspot.com/2012/04/ak-reassembly-it-took-lot-of-wriggling.html (checked 2026-10-29)
[12] The Gun Digest Book of Exploded Gun Drawings (975 isometric views) — Mitchell Arms 'AK-47 Autoloading Rifle' — Gun Digest Books / Krause Publications (scan on archive.org) website secondary source
https://archive.org/download/the-book-of-exploded-gun-drawings-975-isometric-views/The%20Book%20of%20Exploded%20Gun%20Drawings%20-%20975%20Isometric%20Views.pdf (checked 2026-10-29)

Notes: Field strip follows the AKM pattern. WASR rifles are Romanian Cugir rifles imported and converted. Build quality varies between importers and production runs; inspect rivets, trunnion, and front sight/gas block canting on any rifle of unknown history.

Found something wrong? Corrections are the most valuable contribution to this project. Open an issue with the model, the step, and a source.