BW-T33
BW-T33 dust cover with integrated Picatinny rail is compatible with all models of Kalashnikov sporting rifles and carbines built based on AK. It allows you to install any sighting devices that mount on the Picatinny rail. Provides consistency of the center of impact on the installed sights, with repeated opening and closing.
The BW-T33 dust cover is a milled product made of aluminum alloy 7075 T6 and mounts on handguards by five screws (four screws form the four points of support for the BW-T33 on the handguard, and one screw includes an additional (fifth) point of support, fixing the BW-T33 on the receiver). It forms a Picatinny rail with a length of 170±5 mm above the barrel of AK that does not overlap the line of sight when using standard mechanical sighting devices.
Specifications:
Material: 7075 T6 aluminum alloy
Weight: 7.5oz + .03oz
Overall dimensions: 21.7 inch +- .5inch
Operating temperature range: from -122F to + 122F
Note: Recommended =< 25 pounds torque
Note: Not all manufacturers adhere to the Russian Kalashnikov design, and some filing may be required.
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- AK/KR 103, 104, 105, 74S, 74M, AKM, AKMS and rifles based on them. Not compatible with AK with milled receivers. Only stamped receivers.
Colors:
- Black – Cerakote
- Flat Dark Earth (FDE)- Cerakote
- Green – Cerakote
Upper Handguard description:
- Designed to be mounted together with the lower handguard rail with 8 screws + does not block the line of iron sight.
- Lower Handguard description:
- Picatinny rail on three sides. Allows to install additional equipment. Has a mini Basis rail on the bottom for installation of accessories compatible with Basis.
- Weight: 13.4 Ounces
- Additional info: These parts are not sold separately, KUSA logo on left side of rail only.
- Material: 7075 Aluminum -Cerakote
Disclaimer: Barwarus provides a lifetime warranty on manufacturer defects on this product. We have tested and installed this product on many (thousands) AK-stamped receivers of many brands. Some adjustments may be required since some of the brands have some quality control issues. Others may need a little pressure (tap down) to set them in place. Note User excessive force or misuse of tools may cause damage to the rail which will not be covered under warranty.
