[Set] AKS-74N G3 Airsoft Assault Rifle - Real Wood [S&T] + Railed Scope Mount for AK - Black [M-ETAL]

used it on my cyma cm.053 and it fits perfectly with some tightening. the material is sturdy and the paint finish is very clean it fits flat against the receiver unlike most of these dovetail mounts the tightening screw is in a kind of weird spot so i had some trouble tightening it but it didn't move and inch after i put it on.

The mount is made out of incredible alloy. It's really robust and well built. Easily adjustable and there aren't any disparities causing it to be leaning to one side or causing the scope/red dot to not attach firmly.

Only complaint is that the mechanism for snapping it into place is a little wonky.

Overall - great product.

Soon a year in and I feel it's been enough time for a review:
Performance-wise I like the gun, it runs great, shoots great and I haven't had a technical problem yet.
But let's talk about the externals:
The sling mount on the stock broke off before it's first game. I compared it with a CYMA stock and found that the swivel mount on that was much thicker. I tried using a pair of pliers to tighten the mount back but it's just not holding a sling again. It is not compatible with a CYMA triangle stock without modification.
Also, the dust cover has wierd vertical marks across it that can only be described as a manufacturing error. I found users from Japan that had the same error.
Finally, the black paint chips off real easy. Paint scarring is normal, but this is way too fast for the amount of games and stress it has seen.
If you have better luck than me I'm happy for you, it's a good gun that is fun to play with and compatible with a lot of aftermarket parts. You might want to combine your purchase with some from the get go.

If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering how the S&T AK rifle series ranks up with Cyma or JG from a similar price range. Having tested all three, I can safely say: the S&T is the best.

The main attraction of the S&T AK is obviously the electric trigger unit (ETU). This device gives the rifle a much more consistent performance than its competitors, especially when it comes to the question of trigger reaction. You barely need to touch the trigger, before the gun fires, you actually do not need to squeeze it at all. One drawback is that the ETU is not programmable (so it does not, for example, have a burst / binary mode), or at least I was unable to find an easy way of doing the programming, such as the one Double Eagle replica series.

Another attractive feature is the integrated mosfet device. This enables the rifle to be used with a 11.1V battery out of the box, you do not need to worry about a bigger battery damaging your gun’s electronics. These two, high-tech upgrades are what really make a difference for this, budget-level AK when compared to its competitors.

Alas, this is not a high-performance replica out of the box. While its horizontal BB spread is minimal (I found its accuracy much more consistent than the Cyma or JG replicas), you definitely need to replace the hopup for it to have a workable firing range. Out of the box, I would say it has a solid 40 meters range with an adjusted hopup, .28 gram BB-s, so you'll probably be outclassed by more expensive rifles, especially HPAs. Obviously, replacing the hopup is something you'll need to do on most other entry level replicas anyway.

The main concern I have about this replica is its durability. Its material composition does not seem to be as solid as that of the Cyma 048 series, and it definitely is NOT an Arcturus or an LCT. Obviously, this also means that the S&T series is a bit lighter, when it comes to weight. Despite all this, I can detect no mistakes regarding the quality of the material used for building this replica, it is a solid wood + steel / alumunium composition. The main issue might be the folding stock, as is with any other replica that imitates the Soviet AKS-74 assault rifle, but since this is a relatively fresh addition to my arsenal, I cannot reflect on this particular issue. Buying a fixed stock AK is definitely the safer option though, if you’re not looking for a folding stock AK-replica in particular.

Overall, if you’re looking to get an entry-level, budget AK, the S&T series seems to be the best choice.

Quality-wise it is not much different from the Cyma series, but has better consistency and some extra upgrades, which you need to get for your replica anyway if you want to keep up with the technology. And it is ABSOLUTELY better than JG’s EBB AK series, there's no question about that.

Last, but not least, you can see my team work with the S&T AKS-74 on this video, if you’re looking to see how it performs in action: https://youtu.be/-lGkcAublQs

Railed Scope Mount for AK - Black [M-ETAL]
Once you have the screw adjusted it fits very snugly to the mount. I have a red dot sight and a Perspex sight protector. There is ample rail space if you wanted to fit a full-on telescopic sight onto it. The cam lever is a little on the small side, but it does its job, and the lock prevents it from falling off into the mud!

Very good product. Feels sturdy and good build quality, full metal.
Fits perfectly on an ak47.

Does not fit on an ak74u unless you do some modifications on the dust cover, because it will hit the standard iron sight.

Great steel product, easy to use. Even for the beginner airsofters! Gives this awesome old school look on my ak74 replica great combination with a holo sight mod! Product is full metal, feels sturdy and strong. Not gonna break on you easily!

It is a really nice product to use for AK sight mounting. I use it on the AK Carbine AT-AK01, it is slight offset barrel and top itself, but ive just adjusted the sight that i use on this rifle to hit the correct target.
The construction is of metal and both looks and feels great.

Screw needs to be tightened to use it, be very precise here. It has to be pushed out so it can be turned, there is a very small sweet spot to make the lever optimally tight (as in, one single side of the hexagonal screw more or less is loose). Once set up, it works perfectly well on an AK with the appropriate mount.