John Smith

In another thread here it says that the stock mentioned does not violate 922r as it counts as a thumbhole grip http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=32718 I do rather like the look of it too and it's made by izmash which is a plus in my book.. Thanks for the offer Racer but I'm all the way out in PA. Those do look like some good deals. I was looking at Tromix custom work to try to figure our conversion prices. I've actually already payed for the two pieces in the pictures, so basically I'm just trying to figure out whether I need to get a foregrip or gas piston or somethi

Those two parts cost around $220 all together, and yes price is a factor. Honestly if I don't have to modify the gun it self I'm not sure that I want to. Plus the nice thing about this plan is that it would still be suitable as a sporting shot gun. Does anyone know of another way to make a Saiga 12 922r compliant for $250 or less?

You may be using low brass on the high brass setting...

I'm new here and before I ask my questions I would like to thank everyone, posters mods and administrators, for their role in making this information available. I have a saiga 12. I want to attatch this stock to it: This is a russian stock. My first question is does this count as a pistol grip on my Saiga 12 or is it still suitable for sporting purchases under 922r? I believe that some saigas are imported with this stock but I want to be sure. Also, my Saiga 12 came with a threaded barrel: If I put this US made choke on it does this affect it's 922r status? ie does a threaded cho