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  1. Try this link for a much cheaper quad rail system for your 223... http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/se...t/Detail?no=223
  2. Sorry, but I have to add my own response to the way things really are here. Me answering the emails had nothing to do with it being posted here. Let me explain a few thing. During the week I have to deal with A LOT of people that I can only deal with during business hours through the week. This is the most important thing right now. If I sat at home and answered emails and phone calls all day as they came in, not a single drum would ever be made again. I had already planned on trying to get my emails current this past weekend (which I did). I answered over 250 of them yesterday alone!!!
  3. Not more than 24 hours after I posted to this forum, Mike D. got back to me and offered a fully satisfactory response to my inquiry. If you're running out of patience experiencing the same as I did, I'd recommend posting here and not beat him up too bad, he's delivering a product we all want, and I'd hate to drive a decent guy out of business because of all the aggravation we cause him.
  4. How long have you been trying to get hold of him? Two weeks ago was the first call
  5. Here's some good options in the following link: http://www.tantal.kalashnikov.guns.ru/bstpso.html http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=55 I got the 1P21 from Kalinka that's shown on the end of the Tantal webpage above, it's got an attached laser sight that uses the same battery as the illuminated reticle, sweet sniper scope, super clear optics.
  6. Look, I can understand if someone's so busy making drums that it takes a while to get back to me. That's cool, I'm not on a time crunch YET. I've sent at least three separate emails to Mike D. and at least three phone voicemails left with MD Arms, and absolutely no acknowledgment that they've been received. My issue with my Drum order is quite simple, I'm moving before the second run of the drums will start shipping, so I want to change the address. Hopefully he reads this forum more often than his email. Email me Mike! Order number EV-2873 **** update 11/9/08****
  7. That didn't show the handguard removal, but did have the right effect of getting rid of some of my fear of taking apart my weapon. After monkeying with it a bit more, I got it out without removal of the gas tube (still don't know how to do that, it's not like the video). FYI, the handguard was hanging up with friction right where that screw was, just plastic against metal and it took a little tugging on it to free it up. I'm cool now, thanks a bunch. Great advice with the paste wax, she'll be right in no time.
  8. I tried shifting it with that screw on the receiver removed, and I can't budge the handguard, something else has got a hold of it or it's wedged it tight somewhere. Tried getting a thin flathead around edges and backed off when nothing seemed to be helping. I'll tinker some more, but I still don't think I have the answer. Thanks.
  9. It looked like that screw had something to do with it, but I've got no idea how to remove the gas tube, can you elaborate? Thanks, networkr
  10. So, I went to try and connect someone's bipod to my sling screw post on my Saiga .308 (IZ-139). While doing so, I attempted to put the same screw back in after attaching his sling loop that attaches the bipod, but the screw never caught any threads. Oh no! I shook it around a bit a discovered a slight rattle when I shook the front barrel which I believe to be the nut that offers the thread for that screw. Can anyone assist with a procedure for removing that front hand guard and fishing that screw out and making my rifle whole again? All replies are most appreciated. And on a furthe
  11. I like this integrated side mount specifically designed for the Saiga and the side rail that came on mine. http://stores.freedomoptics.com/Detail.bok?no=3
  12. Seems like alot of hardware to install picatinny rail. I just examined all my options and went with what has been specifically designed for the Saiga and other AK variants. I got the Kobra EKP-8-02 (2nd Generation AK/AKM/AK-74 SIDE MOUNTING VERSION) which took advantage of the side rail that came with my gun, and kept the weight down to a minimum. I got it here: http://stores.freedomoptics.com/Detail.bok...mp;sfs=2d5f2f74
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