Not without filing down or replacing the magazine catch. You will also need to install a bullet guide. The bullet guide is easy to install. My friend ordered a kit from Dinzag and we installed it in minutes using a hand drill and the provided tap. The magazine catch, on the other hand, is just not fun if you plan to replace it. Replacing it is probably the best solution, though, because the amount of material you would have to remove is not insubstantial.
The magazine catch is difficult to replace due to the specialized hardware required, along with the very stiff spring. An AK magazine catch is held in place with a pin that has spread shoulders. To remove the original pin, you first must drill off the shoulder with a drill bit a little larger than the pin, then drive it through with a punch. However, replacing it is a female dog due to the spring pressure that makes getting the pin through the holes very difficult. What we wound up doing was slave pinning it with the shaft of a drill bit, then tapping the pin in behind it. It was still difficult getting it properly aligned.
Once it was in, we used an anvil and a hammer with some special taps we bought at Home Depot to spread the shoulders. At one point we even tapped in a star screwdriver bit. This part was fairly easy, and just involved a lot of hammering. The hammer used was a 16-ounce ball peen hammer with a wooden handle that I bought at Home Depot. I selected this hammer because of its balance, and the rounded side allows for some precision tapping in tight areas.
