I don't know about stock.To the OP is the buttstock where the wood meets the metal reciever slanted or straight up or and down?
The straight up and down cut reciever I hear is worth more and is more rare.
This is just hear say I heard, I'm not a MAK 90 guru.
Maybe someone else can chime in and shed light on this?
Congrats! I really kick myself for selling my old MAK a long time ago. It's a great rifle. They are very highly regarded in the AK world. It should serve you well! :thumb:
Good looking gun! That is exactly what mine use to look like!
Very nice... I owned a few Norinco and one Poly Tech MAK, also wish I had kept them.