
Midwest Industries introduces the AK Multi Tool, designed for AK owners requiring high performance. Made in the USA from heat-treated 4140 steel with nickel plating for corrosion resistance, it serves multiple functions and fits various AK-style firearms. Its durable design prioritizes utility, featuring tools for precise adjustments and maintenance.
Midwest Industries state “The AK Multi Tool was built from the ground up for AK owners who demand more from their gear. No gimmicks. No cut corners. Just a versatile tool that delivers real-world performance across a wide range of AK-type platforms. Constructed from heat-treated 4140 steel and finished in nickel plating for superior corrosion resistance, this tool is made in the USA—and made to last. Whether you’re zeroing a classic AK-47 or maintaining your SKS or PKM, this is the next AK tool you need.”
KEY DETAILS:
- Designed to perform a wide variety of functions
- Compatible with AK47/AK74/PKM/SKS style firearms
- Nickel plated finish for premium corrosion resistance
- Heavy duty design, constructed of 4140 steel for a lifetime of use
- Main body constructed to avoid flex and help loosen tough to move front sights
- Long handled removable wrench that gives superior leverage to ease movement of the pusher
- The body has a built-in pointer, along with marks on the pusher to keep track of movement while dialing in windage and elevation
- The handle incorporates a gas tube wrench, a handguard cap lever wrench, and some multi-function nubs for muzzle brake detents or to aid in recoil button compression
- Each hash mark will move bullet impact approximately 1.0 MOA depending on barrel length
- Weight: 14 oz
- Designed, tested, and made in the USA
- Patent pending design
- Bullet impact shifts
-Look at front sight from rear of gun or top of sight for elevation
-To move bullet impact to the right, drift the front sight to the left
-To move bullet impact to the left, drift front sight to the right
-To raise the bullet impact, screw the front sight clock-wise
-To lower the bullet impact, screw the front sight counter clock-wise
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