AK FRONT SIGHT ADJUSTING DRUM

Function: The adjusting drum is part of the front sight assembly and is used to raise or lower the front sight post, allowing the shooter to make adjustments to the rifle's point of impact.

Location: The adjusting drum is typically located on the front sight block of the AK rifle. It is often accessible with a tool such as a sight adjustment tool or a special tool provided with the rifle.

Material: The adjusting drum is usually made of steel or another durable material to withstand the forces of adjustment and maintain its position securely.

Design: The design of the adjusting drum may include graduations or markings to assist in making precise adjustments. The drum is threaded onto the front sight block.

Compatibility: Different AK variants may have variations in the design and threading of the adjusting drum. When considering replacements or upgrades, it's essential to ensure compatibility with the specific make and model of your AK rifle.

Adjustment: Rotating the adjusting drum in the appropriate direction raises or lowers the front sight post, impacting the rifle's point of impact.