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Guys, I have read both answers here on this. If I use Surefire mags with my 223 Saiga, a stock mag right out of the package, will it work and feed correctly? I keep reading and one will say "man I have had no probs", then I read "man they suck". Which is true? What is the consensus? If they need modification why would people buy em at 40 bucks a pop? Does this prob exist with all caliber Surefires? Thanks guys.

Wigmaster, One thing you may consider in your purchase of your next caliber, your wifes ability to use a light shooting carbine, thus almost ensuring her accompanying you to the range in order to shoot "her" new toy. If she is like my wife, and when its spending money on guns she probably is, being inclusive goes a long way. Hey your woman may be an avid shooter already and I may be way off base, but me buying my girl her "own" sub caliber handgun a couple of years ago still has a positive effect now when it comes to, what is now, "our" hobby.

a US made magazine = 3 compliance parts: -magzine body -follower (the part that seats your rounds) -baseplate If you don't want to convert the trigger group to pistol grip formation, the cheapest way to meet compliance using US made hi-cap magazines is to install a US made gas piston. TAPCO and Dinzag are the most popular choices for this route. This method does require some gunsmithing, but is financially the cheapest way to go. If you don't feel comfortable with a drill and tap, the other way to change out that extra part is to install standard AKM hanguards. They count as

Hey guys! New to this site and in search of my first Saiga, probably will buy it this weekend. My question ... its about compliance/conversion. This all seems a bit over my head as far as part count, but let me ask this as concisely as I can: If I replace the stock Saiga's receiver with a UTG Saiga Receiver Cover Tri Rail Tactical Mount, and add a pistol gripped stock, all of American make, obviously, how many parts am I off in order to use hi cap mags? Sorry for the redundancy, I know this question has been asked a bunch. Thanks for any help! Terrace has it right, check that threa

Hey guys! New to this site and in search of my first Saiga, probably will buy it this weekend. My question ... its about compliance/conversion. This all seems a bit over my head as far as part count, but let me ask this as concisely as I can: If I replace the stock Saiga's receiver with a UTG Saiga Receiver Cover Tri Rail Tactical Mount, and add a pistol gripped stock, all of American make, obviously, how many parts am I off in order to use hi cap mags? Sorry for the redundancy, I know this question has been asked a bunch. Thanks for any help!