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Hi guys, I was trying to find Dinzag's business e-mail. I tried the one on the "contact" link on his website, but got a "address not valid" reply from Yahoo. Thanks in advance.

www.mini-lathe.com/ Has useful information and reviews on smaller and less expensive lathes (like the ones Acer mentioned).

I think I'll take a look at that one again. =) Thanks.

Thanks, guys, for your input so far. I don't mind a certain amount of work, as indicated in the OP. Too much, however, is too much. If the top forward part of the stock is solid for a few inches (untill it becomes the upper skeleton frame, where I already assume it is hollow) then it seems feasible to cut back and make new attachment points. What I don't really want to do is find a way to fill hollow plastic to fabricate attachment points. So, I gather from Hogdog's response that the stock does become hollow too far forward for my purposes. Shooter 22, to answer your questions, I do r

Hi there, What I considered doing is to move the trigger group forward, and then cut the factory skeleton stock to move forward with the trigger. I don't actually have one of those stocks, so could someone tell me if there is enough solid plastic/polymer in the top forward section to accomplish this (as opposed to being in the hollow portion)? I am interested in this skel stock particularly - for those who might advise to look at another thumbhole/cutout stock. Thanks, guys.

oook? Oh my gosh. I laughed for about 5 minutes.

I would like the Skel Stock, please. Sending PM. =)

Thanks for you help, all. =)

Hi there, First of all, thanks to everyone on this site for the very helpful information. I had been looking into a semi-automatic .308. The only ones I knew of were the M1a and FAL. Ran into the Saiga while surfing and said "$399?", and sort of a combination between "I wonder how junky that is?", and "I'd better check this out!" Anyway, thanks in good part to you all, I ordered one Saiga for my wife and one each for my two teenagers! And I felt good about it, since that would have been the price of -one- M1 for me. Anyway, on to my question... I ran across this stock and liked i