"Shepherd's Hook" and, less commonly "Shepherd's Crook" are common names for the long, coiled retaining wire inside the FCG (fire control group) of the *AK-47 family of assault rifles. The wire's purpose is to fasten the front and rear axis pins of the trigger and disconnecter inside the receiver. It is notorious for being difficult to put in and, if improperly installed, can result in major malfunctions when firing.
A Shepherd's Hook may be replaced with an aftermarket retainer plate.
* "The AK-47 family" includes the original Russian AK-47, the AKM: it's more common lightweight variant, the RPK: its heavy-duty machine gun variant, and the more modern 5.56mm AK-74 series of rifles. Also includes the vast majority of non-Russian derivatives.
A Shepherd's Hook may be replaced with an aftermarket retainer plate.
* "The AK-47 family" includes the original Russian AK-47, the AKM: it's more common lightweight variant, the RPK: its heavy-duty machine gun variant, and the more modern 5.56mm AK-74 series of rifles. Also includes the vast majority of non-Russian derivatives.
"Well, boss, I was gonna go cap this mothafucka, right, but the goddamn trigger went all crooked an shit and wouldn't pull. Fuckin towelhead that made this bitch put the Shepherd's Hook in upside down."
by Mikhail Kalashnikov February 17, 2010

by greyhaze2 November 11, 2009

It's like a right hook or a left hook, but performed with a limp open hand.
Can be improved if the hand is covered in something vile. Ex. Shit, semen ect.
Can be improved if the hand is covered in something vile. Ex. Shit, semen ect.
by Dannyerboi August 2, 2021

by Hookbum69 October 8, 2020

Cheking how high the hooks are on the back of the door in the pub whilst having a wee or poo or both
by Hook Checker November 23, 2016

by Heybabycakes13 December 10, 2017

by cyberpope67,BC,Canada February 17, 2019
