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  1. Mr Smith
    Well I was at a gun shop yesterday and the 39, 223 were $460 plus tax in PA I paid $499 for mine 4 months ago!
  2. Mr Smith
    I don't see any ammo listed on their site. Is it local p/u only? Call I'm sure he will ship! His site is not as good as what he has on the store.
  3. Mr Smith
    http://www.snakerun.com/ $280 a case...Near Pittsburgh! Yahoo!
  4. Mr Smith
    http://www.snakerun.com/ $280 a case...Near Pittsburgh! Yahoo!
  5. Mr Smith
    Did you call in or was it on their website? I am not seeing it right now. Thanks! I saw the same thing on Sat and woke to order today and it was all sold. I will never wait again. I'm p($)($ I did find Wolf military 7.63x39 at dicks sporting goods In Pittsburgh $7.99 for 20 I bought all they had 10 boxes. I think I have a line on bulk $280 for 1000. I'll know for sure in the morning.
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    I know everyone is in the same boat..but Im looking for a case (1000) of 7.62x39 non-corossive ammo...Can any one help ? Thanks Bill
  7. Mr Smith
    I know everyone is in the same boat..but Im looking for a case (1000) of 7.62x39 non-corossive ammo...Can any one help ? Thanks Bill
  8. Mr Smith
    I know everyone is in the same boat..but Im looking for a case (1000) of 7.62x39 non-corossive ammo...Can any one help ? Thanks Bill
  9. Mr Smith
    I have this one and its great! it allow you to remove it quickly and use your iron sight just in-case you need them! http://www.cdnninvestments.com/aksiramoqude.html
  10. Mr Smith
    Great Vid! Well done sir!
  11. Mr Smith
    Sent u a PM about the Fore Stock for sale!
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  14. Mr Smith
    O.K., you're starting with 14 of the 922r listed foreign parts (Saiga rifle, as imported). -1 for US made Tapco T6 butt stock = 13 of the 922r listed foreign parts -0 for US made pistol grip (it wasn't imported with one) = 13 (note: if a foreign pistol grip is used, add 1) -0 for US made muzzle device (it wasn't imported with one) = 13 (note: if a foreign muzzle device is used, add 1) -3 for US made FCG = 10 (922r compliant) -3 for US made magazine = 7 (922r compliant) (note: still 10 and 922r compliant with foreign magazine) -1 for US made piston = 6 (922r compliant) (note: still 9
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    The first post in this section.... http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=18530 .... will let you know what parts "count" when it comes to 922r. You never mentioned if you have a Saiga shotgun or rifle. For example, if it's a rifle, you pick at least 4 parts on the list in the link I posted, swap them out for US made versions, and you're set. Yes its the 7.62x39 rifle. So if I swap out the FCG and the gas piston I should be OK to put on my tapcoT6 stock and Muzzle compensator and 30 round mag. I have the pro-mag 30 rd mags so us made and the 10 rd mage that came with the ri
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