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Wow! They were shipped fast! Got a couple for the Vepr 12 as I had far fewer mags for it than the Saiga 12 and they were in stock. I will be ordering Saiga 12 mags for sure. Wow wow! These things are nice! Heavy duty. Took about 10 minutes each to fit them to my gun. Probably could have been faster, but I do such things very slow (taking off metal is easy, putting it back on, not so much). I look forward to trying them out at the range, but I anticipate no problems. They are definitely a huge step up from the plastic magazines I've been using. Thanks for such a great product!

If it's ejecting and feeding correctly, sounds more like Hammer follow. Check your fire control group for proper installation/wear/damage.

Wow, I like that hand guard set up. Searched for the Fuglystick, but can't find it. Either my Google-Fu is weak, or they aren't available anymore?

I don't have any of their stick magazines, but I do have a couple of their 20 round drums, and 2 of their 15 round drums and 3 of their 12 round drums. They all have worked great.

They do look cool, just don't expect it to do much flash suppression. ;-)

Small, but EVIL.

Yup, been there, done that. Take the bolt stop out and file a groove where the tail of the spring sits to keep it from sliding off.

I guess trial and error it is then.

Ok, here is what I would like to know. Last step in my S12 build is going to be a Chaos Titan. I like the HK style sights, but would like something a little different. I want to use either a Chaos HK rear or a bolt on real deal rear and one of the bolt on AK style front sights. Does any one have any idea which of the front sights might be of the proper height to properly align with either of the HK type rear sights? Hate to try to get it right with trial and error (expensive)just to find out there are no good match ups (expensive with negative results ) Any help or insight would be g

That looks almost exactly like the one I made, except my notch might be a bit further back. I think this safety would work the same though.. I'd wager that it will strip a round fine.. maybe not with the full gusto of the spring though. If you don't mind spending the money and waiting a few days for it to show up at your door, or if you don't have a dremel and file set, this is probably a good way to go. It took me maybe 15 minutes to make mine and re-black it with a sharpie, though.. and I prefer to do things myself when I can. I didn't even remove my safety from the gun when I notc

Went shooting yesterday. Took a couple of handguns and the S12. Had the Saiga wrapped up in a gun sock as I fired a couple of hundred rounds of 9MM from my G17 and about 50 .45ACP from my 1911. Nothing no one had not seen before. As soon as I slid the S12 out of the sock, People started looking down my way. As soon as I ran 12 rounds of 00Buck out of the Promag drum, a couple of them walked over, looked at the shredded target and asked: "What the HELL kind of shotgun is that???" I told them what it was, how it was modified from stock and where to find out every thing you want to know

After doing a little research, I believe you are right. Looking around their site, I don't think it would really be that expensive to have done what I want done. That is, just the receiver and top cover, inside and out, out side of barrel and gas tube, internals (hammer, trigger, disco) and bolt. Have the bolt carrier Ro-guarded to match the peripherals (stock and adapter, trigger guard and grip, Kaos Titan (when I get it) gas adjuster and flash hider, which will all be left black. I have always had a thing for black and silver two tone fire arms. Dunno why, just do

I would like to have mine done in NP3, I am just afraid to start looking for a place to do it and the cost

I trust mine. Had it out yesterday, and the last problem it had, rounds snagging on the extractor slot, has been fixed. She ran like a sewing machine with every thing from Wal-Mart Federal bulk bird shot, to Remington slugs and buck shot. Even the Pro-Mag 12rd drum impressed me. That being said, my primary HD weapon is my AR-15 with 75gr TAP. I know this weapon system far better and am far more comfortable in its use, although I wouldn't feel sorry for my self if my S12 was the only thing I had at the time some kind of trouble started.

The dust cover conversion is what I am interested in as well as how the rail attaches at the rear. Baring any weirdness there, the Titan is the rail I have settled on for my next conversion.

Just got my second drum and a gun fixer plug. Really fast service. Mr Mike Is The MAN!!!

I would really like one of these, but what front sight/s could be used with the HK rear in place?

Just placed my first order with them due to this thread. Ordered most of what I need for my first conversion. Could'nt find a U.S. made puck on the site or it would have been everything for a basic conversion Oh well, got the Tromix stock, FCG and one of the Galil handguards. I know Tromix has stopped selling these, but looks like CSS still has a few in stock (-1 now). Can't wait to fire up the drill and dremel I also picked up the Tromix DIY trigger guard conversion, CSS's receiver block and folder mechanism Edit: went back and looked, looks like I may have got the last of the Tromix h

Thanks for the welcomes! I hope to get started converting this baby right away. I haven't decided exactly what I want to do with it yet, but looking at the pics thread, THIS one makes my daddy parts feel all funny, it is dead sexy!!!! May be pretty close to the way I want to go with it.

Yup, it was a good show

Hello all, new guy on the board. I have two dimpled Saiga rifles. One with the Y stamp and one without. Neither has the pistol grip hole cut. Pictures are of the Y stamped one, as the other is in the process of being converted. Haven't decided what to do with this one yet. Sorry for the crappy pics, old camera. If you look close, you can see where the slot in the rail for the auto sear tail has been welded up.