Awhile back, I bought a faux 4-piece muzzle device from PSA for use with my AK-V.
I didn’t like the look, so it didn’t stay on the AK-V long – I restored the OEM flash hider.
The 4-piece brake isn’t really 4-piece It is one solid piece, meant to mimic the Bulgarian 4-piece flash hider.
It had been sitting on top of my safe up until tonight. I was wondering if it would fit on the Kuna, so I attempted a test fit.
First of all, whoever installed the OEM brake on the Kuna went Hulk-mode, because it took a huge effort to remove it!
The PSA brake fits, though. Not only does it fit, it looks better on the Kuna than it does on the AK-V. As well, it extends the muzzle outward a few inches, which means I don’t have to worry as much about getting my hand too close to the muzzle. The faux brake doesn’t have ports, so I don’t have to worry about plating hitting my hands.
Here’s how it looks:
I also noticed that the safety has started to loosen…it’s much more loose than when I first got the gun. I’d already been lubricating the rotating areas around the safety, under the receiver. I added a tad more oil so that it can continue to feel fluid.
So, it appears that I need to visit the range again, but I need more ammo. I will probably buy more from Cabelas to keep me busy through Thanksgiving.