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    Default AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    I've disassembled several AK variants over the years, but this one has me stumped !
    Attempting to upgrade fire control group in Yugo M70AB2 Underfolder.
    The hammer and trigger axis pins WILL NOT BUDGE despite using a flat punch and hammer.
    Took the pressure off the hammer by securing the spring. Sprayed the pins with penetrating oil.
    What's really puzzling is the fact that there's no Shepard Hook or retaining plate present.
    I'm wondering if the pins are secured with cir-clips in lieu of a Shepard Hook ? It's impossible to tell by sight.
    Any help is appreciated !
    "Mongo just pawn in game of life"

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    I've heard of people using clips on them, but you should be able to see those inside the receiver. For small work, I've started using my phone camera. Do the pins wiggle/rotate at all?

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    They do wiggle and partially rotate.
    I'll try magnifying the pins with mobile phone.

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    I had one, it had 2 little C clips on the pins. Hard to see. I never had to remove them so I don't know how hard it is.

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    Many thanks!
    That's the only thing that it can be.
    Incredibly hard to see, especially the hammer pin. They look like washers rather than cir-clips.
    Can't seem to turn them enough to access the open side of the clip in order to remove them with a punch.
    Extremely frustrating !

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    Si vis pacem, para bellum
    μολ ν λαβέ
    What country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms!

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    Please see picture.
    The retainer is wire clip
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    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." - Thomas Jefferson

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    Can't open photo.

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    That yugo spring is a real pain. I'd suggest having a retainer plate at the ready before you tear the old one out, you're not going to want to put it back in.
    To disarm the people...[i]s the most effectual way to enslave them."

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    Default Re: AK Dilemma - Yugo M70AB2

    What are you upgrading to? Mine had a Tapco G2 in it when I got it. I was thinking about an ALG for my AKs, but I heard people were having issues with the trigger not resetting.

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