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Prodge

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  1. Coal Forge....Your "M" looks like it has a slant at the rear of the receiver...is the receiver actually slanted in the back or is it the rear stock covering the back lower corner of the receiver making in look slanted? Reminds me of a Norinco. Very interesting.
  2. Great job with the video. Looks crystal clear and detailed. This will help a lot of folks!!
  3. I'm going to agree with pedal2 also. I converted mine after the first trip to the range. I had decided I'd give it a chance before converting but I had previously converted my x39 and right away I noticed the sloppy trigger and less balanced feel. The gun works in stock form but it works sooo much better converted that it is WELL worth it to me. Besides, the cost was not that much.... Tromix modded trigger group: 50 bux Tromix Diy Trigger Guard: 50 bux Pistol Grip: 20 bux T6 Stock: 50 bux Taking that bad ass piece of machinery out of your rifle bag at the range and having everyo
  4. Wow...talk about a COMPLETE reply...awesome info. Just copied all this into my Saiga folder in my computer. Been looking for an excuse to build an ak...I might have just found it
  5. No prob I only had to notch the tang VERY slightly (took about 10 seconds with dremel) to leave room for the rear most screw head of the DIY Trigger Guard. I took a picture of what I had to trim from the tang...I made a tiny u-shaped notch...simple stuff...you can barely see it in the pic (look carefully at the rearmost part of the tang), removed a TINY amount of material...just enough to clear the head of that rear screw...
  6. Coincidentally.. I had actually made a quick video for a buddy of mine (who is thinking of getting an S12 and converting) this morning while I was doing my conversion. He had asked me what exactly the Tromix diy trigger guard did...I uploaded the video to photobucket not sure if it will help out "wheel" and "starman"...the video is there already might as well use it
  7. Maybe you are right but I have read several posts stating that the Tromix DIY will accept other AK grips...I personally am happy with the saw so it's no biggie to me. But I always assumed that I could put other grips on it with the right screw. Not trying to start an argument or anything but just throwing the info out there See below... I'm pretty sure the nut is in a different position. I could go measure it, but I'll just safely assume that it is different, considering there is 1/3" gap between my pistol grip and triggerguard now. The BHO sticks into my finger, as
  8. My 12 rd surefires fit perfectly without touching them.
  9. Yes, 1. it moves the trigger group forward, 2. it also covers up the old rear trigger hole, and as if that wasn't enough 3. it gives you a pistol grip nut all in a part that takes less than a minute to install. The S12's do NOT have the pistol grip holes cut in them so you would actually have to cut out the square hole yourself for pistol grip. With the DIY guard you cut nothing! Remove the stock plate (paint bottom of receiver where plate was) and slap on the new trigger guard...DONE.
  10. I just converted mine THIS MORNING using a Tromix DIY trigger and I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT!!! I am soo happy I decided to get one, it made the job a snap and it is really a VERY nicely made piece. I actually prefer the fixed pistol grip nut that they use and if you use the right length screw I don't see why you couldn't use any pistol grip that you'd like???? The nut is in the standard position and standard angle if I am not mistaken?? I'm pretty sure I could slap any AK pistol grip on there with the correct length screw for it. BobAsh, can you guys PLEASE make a bolt on guard for the x3
  11. Got mine a couple days ago, thanks Greg. Perfect and solid fit, easy to pop in and out...converted my 12 this morning!!! Took me half the time it took to convert my 7.62, man I'm getting good at this...lol
  12. I am a newb when it comes to AK's/variants..so forgive me if this is a silly question. When was the side mount first introduced? Did original/old/first (whatever the correct term is) AK's have them? I see photos of AK's that don't have them so I was just wondering. Thanks
  13. Never noticed that in your sig...It would be cool to maybe have a sticky or something listing guys in various cities/areas who are willing to help others out.
  14. Perfect...that's what I figured but I just wanted to be sure. Thank You!
  15. Standard 16" Saiga 7.62 x39.... Changing/Adding Tapco T6 Buttstock, Tapco Pistol Grip, Tapco G2 FCG I believe this would be 922 compliant using the factory saiga Magazine as well as 30 round Surefire's correct? Standard 19" Saiga 12 IZ109... Changing/Adding Tapco T6 Buttstock, Tapco Pistol Grip, Tapco G2 FCG I believe this would be 922 compliant using the factory saiga Magazine as well as 13 round Surefire's correct? I have read through tons of info but I am still confused since I am "adding" a pistol grip...just want to confirm this please. Thanks!!
  16. I agree 100%...I think $600 is the max a stock one should go for...it's obvious that a lot of dealers are taking advantage right now...as long as people keep paying more they will keep charging more, sadly
  17. Yes sir, that is the Tapco T6 with the optional butt pad...I know some are anti butt pads but man I gotta say this one fits the T6 perfectly and it sits REAL nice! I am going with the same combo on the IZ109!!
  18. Yeah, that FAL one looks exactly like mine. Looks like they shipped me the wrong one Looks that way to me also. Tapco AK (SAW style) grip: http://www.tapco.com/proddesc.aspx?id=b798...14-b456d5cc1c81 Tapco FAL grip: http://www.tapco.com/proddesc.aspx?Id=a42e...fd-6cd570e4a05e
  19. How can you tell? My invoice says Tapco AK Pistol Grip....I did notice that this grip DOES NOT say Tapco anywhere on it, only says "USA"...all the other Tapco stuff I have seen says Tapco on it...hmm???
  20. I got my IZ109 last week...I already ordered all the conversion parts. I wasn't going to convert anything now I'm converting 2 who would of thunk it!!
  21. You know what...I didn't even notice that!!!!!! But yeah it was a pretty crazy process...it started off all nice and dandy but because of the issues I was having with the PG I found myself at Home Depot at 9pm trying to find a longer bolt Finished the conversion at 3AM.
  22. Thinking about adding a red dot too..lots of good info in this thread. I want something with a little bit of mag and I still want to be able to use the iron sights...any recommendations?
  23. I know you guys have seen tons of pics of folks just finishing there conversions but I just had to share Gun feels great in my hands now...can't wait to get her to the range!!! Also, I have a question. The hardest part of my conversion was getting the PISTOL GRIP on!!! That was going to be the easiest and most satisfying part but I think I got the wrong PG nut/bolt or a bad pistol grip because I had to modify the heck out of the grip to get it on and it still doesn't fit right??? Is the PG's mounting hole supposed to be centered? Mine was off center and it makes the PG sit too far fo
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