AK FRONT RECOIL SPRING GUIDE RETAINER NUT

Function: The retainer nut is designed to secure and hold the front recoil spring guide in place. It prevents the guide from moving during the firing and cycling of the rifle.

Location: The retainer nut is typically located at the front end of the recoil spring guide assembly within the rifle's receiver.

Material: The retainer nut is commonly made of steel or another durable material to withstand the forces generated during firing.

Design: The design of the retainer nut may include features such as threading to securely fasten it onto the recoil spring guide.

Compatibility: When replacing or upgrading the retainer nut, it's crucial to ensure compatibility with the specific make and model of your AK rifle. Different AK variants may have variations in design and dimensions.

Installation: Installing or replacing the retainer nut involves threading it onto the front end of the recoil spring guide. Proper installation is essential for the reliable function of the rifle.