porschechris

SPF to shrek303

Item is now listed for sale on another site.

More pictures I hope this shows some of the detail work better. and more of the same giddy up the picture that shows the side rail optic mount... that is oil towards the back of the receiver.

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Price lowered to $1300

Yes I dealt with Will directly.

Still Available!

For sale: NEW PRICE Red jacket built Saiga 12 shotgun conversion model RTS-ZK-12 on Red Jackets website This is a Red Jacket custom Saiga 12 shotgun model RTS-ZK-12. I purchased this shotgun about 4 years ago, before Red Jacket got famous on TV. I have put about 400 shells through this shotgun, as I am the original owner purchasing it direct from Red Jacket, and waited over 1 year to receive it. The shotgun came from Red Jacket with the following items: SGM Tri rail forearm, FOLDING DPH billet skeleton stock, DPH Russian bird cage flash hider/brake, Tapco/Tromix modified fire control

SPF to Corbin

For sale: RS Products AKM 30mm Scope Mount NIB combined with Primary Arms 30mm Red Dot Scope (Used Once) This is the same Red Dot Scope/ Mount PAckage that Primary Arms sells for $189 plus shipping. The RS AKM mount is New in Box. The Primary Arms 30mm red dot scope was used once but has a small nick in the front lens CAP ( not the body) for sale for $150 shipping included to lower 48

I bought a converted S-12 from Red Jacket a couple of years back. It does NOT say Red Jacket anywhere. It also did NOT have a polished bolt carrier, nor did it have a re-profiled hammer. i had to do the "fluff" myself.

So it is the hammer profile causing the increased resisitance. Thanks Chris

Cobra Does the location of the FCG ( more rearward ), and therefore hammer position in the unmodified Saiga 12 have anything to due with felt resistance? chris

The recoil spring is the same in pre and post conversions. Some go to a lighter recoil spring if the have trouble cycling lighter loads. In most conversions the recoil spring stays the same, so why would this change the felt resistance? chris

I have noticed that every UNCONVERTED Saiga 12 is very EASY to cycle the charging handle. Every CONVERTED Saiga 12, even high end conversions, is very DIFFICULT to cycle the charging handle. Is this due to the FCG being moved forward on the conversions, or the hammer profile on the aftermarket hammer sits TOO high? Any thoughts on this?