topmaul

I use a CAA shotgun light mount on the barrel about 9 inches or so behind the muzzle this gives me a co witness with the iron sites and I can fire with both eyes shooting.

I'm going to be shooting a Pistol Caliber Carbine match tomorrow. Should be fun.

I contacted Leupold and they said the Delta Point will handle the where I placed it, and if it did not they would want to talk to me about it. Tomorrow there is a Shotgun/PPC match here in Phoenix I'll most likely use my CX4 but might take my Saiga out for a test run. Cheers John

Like I said mine did the same thing and the gas system was just fine. The problem was the parts just were not compatible. Send them to Cobra he's a great guy I sent mine to Pauly because I lived in Seattle and he was in Portland Oregon. Pauly did great work for me but that was a while back.

I have just moved to Phoenix Arizona. So if anyone is in this area contact me.

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had the same problem I suggest you send your internal parts to Pauly and I bet your weapon will work once you get your parts back.

Nice video and great shooting!

Doug how to the X-Rails stack up?

I have a FF mounted on the barrel about a foot back from the muzzle so I can co-witness with the original sites if necessary. I guess my question is can a FF stand that abuse? Should I put my Delta Point up there instead? My logic is if it fails I can go to irons although I'd rather not have it fail. Thanks John Edit, I just moved my Deltapoint to my Saiga and my Fast Fire to my CX4 Storm Carbine.

On a business trip to Alaska I bought a Saiga 12 from a friend of mine, when I got back to Seattle I took it to the range and it would fire but not eject the spent shell. To make a long story short I sent the internals to Pauly in Portland Oregan and he polished them, today it's my most reliable fire arm.

my magazines are not working in the weapon. I think I'm going to officially give up on the mag well. My feed angle is too low.

sounds good then thanks

Can you get it out of the bag and properly inserted quickly?

Let's say you have a stage were you where it is necessary to carry your drum to your shotgun, How do you carry it? In the past I have unbuttoned my shirt and place it inside this was the only thing I could think of.

I am using a Burris Fast Fire it's mounted on the barrel so I can still use the original sights if necessary. Using a Shotgun barrel light mount it believe it's CAA.

I'm partial to Rock and Lock, It's some how more my style. I think people try to ARize their AK and that's just not for me. Of course we are all free to do as each of us want. I do had a JT Magazine Well on one of my S-12s, I prefer the rock and lock shotgun.

It's been a while, went through a divorce, completed an MBA, and retired from the military. Now I'm living in Phoenix, Arizona and really want to get back into competition. I picked up a nice pistol, .40 cal EAA Witness Limited, My Saiga with magazine well also have a Rock and Lock version And a nice AR that I built. Anyway I'm ready to get back into shooting and hopefully doing better. I'll tell you guys what, today I worked on my Saiga today, I took the tacti-cool quad rail off and put the original hand guard back on and the weapon just felt good in my hands. So I pla

OEM 8s stored outside the gun

I have to say I have gotten some pretty cool stuff from Oleg in the past. Yes it takes time but it's always worth the wait.

I recently kind of gave up on the optic up front because the blast destroyed the red dot I had there. So I backed off to a more tradutional mount set up. I think it could still work but I don't want to risk my delta point way up there.

Cobra Is this a problem with AGP mags? I have about twenty AGPs and never had this happen.

Welcome!

Welcome!

I wish I had a Jerik set from the old days.