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First of all the diameter of the section being threaded has to be the right diameter for the threads. You can't just thread anything bigger to 1/2-28 which pretty much means a lathe and at the very least diassembly of the rifle to a bare receiver (much better bare barrel) and the lathe will have to have a larger enough pass through in the headstock to have the barrel pass through it.
I think AKs (at least the 7.62x39 variety) are usually threaded to M14x1.0 Left Handed threads. But if you are cutting your own you could go with a more American 5/8x24 RH (like if you had a .30 cal suppressor you wanted to use on multiple guns).
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