Polishing internals AK

[REVIT9K]

Tried searching the archives but kept coming up with Polish Tantal

I got a new dremel and several attachments to go with it. I wanted to smooth out the action on my GP WASR. For what it's worth, the weapon fired 400 rounds the first time I shot it flawlessly.

I must have gotten one of the better Century Arms GP WASR as the machining is pretty darn decent. But I figured if I could I make it operate a little better, why not?

My question is

- What sort of dremel attachment do I use? This is my first dremel kit and don't really know what attachments works with what material
- Any area of I should focus on? BCG, carrier rails, chamber, etc


Thanks!

[Ryan in SD]

Depending on your knowledge of guns, I would polish the surfaces between the trigger hook and the hammer. Then the top of the hammer at the radius that meets the bolt carrier.

Then throw it in a fire and use the hardened steel parts that are left for a flat build.

Ok, joking, had to rib about the century wasrs.

Also, I use the polishing wheel that is semi flexible, kinda like an abrasive rubbery disc. Its dark greenish in color.

[straykiller]

Also, I use the polishing wheel that is semi flexible, kinda like an abrasive rubbery disc. Its dark greenish in color.

the dark blue ones work great its what i used on my psl pistol, it makes the metal feels as smooth as glass, polish the top of your hammer and the bottom of you Bolt carrier where it contacts with the hammer, you could also polish your rails

[RodFromGod86]

If you want it mirror shiny, use the muslin buffing wheels with brown polishing compound first and then go over it with the green compound.