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Your E&L AK-104 or AK-105 is already one of the shortest AK-pattern rifles you can buy. Add a full-length fixed stock and you lose the advantage you bought it for. The PT-1 solves that with a side-folding design that collapses the rifle against your right hip when you don't need the buttpad.
How it folds. The stock pivots on a hinge at the receiver and folds flat along the right side. That's the AK tradition, and it works the way you expect: the rifle is shorter for tight CQB lanes and vehicle carry, and you unfold it in one motion when you need a stable shoulder position. The aluminum alloy body keeps it rigid whether it's up or folded.
Length that actually adjusts. The buttpad runs from 8 inches retracted to 11.75 inches extended. That range lets you fit the stock to your arm length without turning your compact rifle into a full-sized carbine. The rubber buttpad provides a comfortable shoulder pad for extended shooting sessions.
What it fits. Built specifically for E&L's AK series: AK-74, AK-104, AK-105, and AK-102. E&L uses their own receiver pattern rather than standard Tokyo Marui dimensions, so this won't swap onto a Tokyo Marui or G&G AK without modification. If you're running one of those four models, it drops right on.
What it doesn't do. It's a stock. It doesn't change velocity, internals, or magazine capacity. It changes how the rifle carries and folds. If you want a fixed stock with built-in battery compartments or modular rail space, look at a buffer-tube style instead. The PT-1 is straightforward folding and adjustment, nothing else.
Ships as the stock only. Mounting hardware and tools are not included — check your rifle's buffer tube threading and have the right wrench handy before you start.