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I hate to be captain obvious but for an 8" barrel you're going to have to get paperwork from the ATF. Your state may not even allow NFA weapons. Check up on that.

wow, awesome collection guys :-D

Translation: "I love AK's and military rifles and all that cool stuff but I'm really not that good at shooting. But why learn to shoot good? I'll just go on the internet and pretend everyone who cares about accurate shooting isn't as smart and cool as me."

i did not feel the need to own a scary looking russia rifle until I began to seriously think Congress was going to outlaw them. Do you think I'm a CIA agent?

$265 for a handguard? I'll stick with the TAPCO one!

my second cousin was an NJ state trooper, murdered during a routine traffic stop by a maniac who shot him 14 times. the guy belonged to a domestic terrorist organization prior to murdering an LEO. He's still in prison, warm and comfy. In fact, he even submitted artwork to a gallery in Maine that he made in prison.

What kind of slings do you guys use on your Saigas? I'm looking to buy a sling for mine, I'll need one that's adaptable for a hook on one seide and a loop on the other. I found a nice one at CSS (http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-94/SAIGA-AK-47-HK/Detail) but they're sold out. Where else can I get a nice sling like that? What do you guys recommend?

Interestingly enough, when I went to take pictures of this problem, it stopped ocurring. I will be taking it to the range tomorrow or saturday to see if it does it again.

damn, very nice but they're out of stock. i'll check back in a few weeks.

L O L owned.

Looking to get a sling for my Saiga...I have the TAPCO galil handguard in the front so that has a circular hole thingy on it and the stock is an ACE block with the oval shaped loop. What kind of sling is good? What do you guys recommend?

it almost was like cnn was trying to hide beck by having him on their headline news channel and not the main one. O'Reilly is a fucking joke. If O'Reilly is a joke, what does that say about all of CNN's and MSNBC's commentators? It takes all of them put together to surpass O'Reilly. It says the average TV viewer is a fuckin moron.

http://www.gilbertsguns.com/Clips-Magazine...agazine+US+Made $30 a pop but hey, what can ya do, we're blue state guys. and yeah, no mods necessary to the gun at all.

happy st. patty's day

it almost was like cnn was trying to hide beck by having him on their headline news channel and not the main one. O'Reilly is a fucking joke.

what the fucking fuck? his company is based in NJ but will not sell ammo to NJ.

i paid $559 for mine here in NJ, I hear they go for mid 3's or so in the red states, I'd say your gun with all that stuff is probably 700-900 dollars new.

Ok, I'm going to get a picture going on here tonight for you guys. i took it to an area gunsmith today and the guy was a total dickbag. I showed him the rifle and explained what I thought the problem might be, he pulled t he charging handle and dry fired the gun and said "looks fine to me" then walked away for a while. i got his attention again and at which point he said "yeah, that aftermarket stock is probably the problem" and walked away. what a douche, didn't even want to look at and fix the gun, doesn't even want my business. comes as no surprise that the only area gunshop is badly a

weren't those things like $19.99 only a month ago? What happened? People losing confidence already? lol

I'm pretty sure we're all talking about the correct parts. His issue seems to be that the disconnector catches the hammer when he fires a round and still has the trigger depressed (as it is designed to do), but it does not release the hammer when he lets go of the trigger. Because the disconnector isn't releasing the hammer it isn't being caught by the trigger hook and thus can not be released to strike the firing pin when he pulls the trigger. He can get the disconnector to release the hammer by pulling the charging handle back a second time. I presume what is happening at this point i

I'm pretty sure we're all talking about the correct parts. His issue seems to be that the disconnector catches the hammer when he fires a round and still has the trigger depressed (as it is designed to do), but it does not release the hammer when he lets go of the trigger. Because the disconnector isn't releasing the hammer it isn't being caught by the trigger hook and thus can not be released to strike the firing pin when he pulls the trigger. He can get the disconnector to release the hammer by pulling the charging handle back a second time. I presume what is happening at this point i

theres some hooked black metal piece off to the side that does not properly let the hammer go. the trigger stays loose for some reason.

i looked it over again, trying dfftc's "experiment" and i see that when i replicate what he instructed me to do, when the disconnector grabs the hammer, it "reaches" just a little too far over it and when the trigger is pulled, it does not release the hammer. what would cause this? also, when i do the experiment, the trigger is loose after the bolt goes forward, not stiff like usual. it almost just kinda dangles there until i do a full bolt pull back. if i press the trigger slowly all the way back it will set the disconnector into the right place, and then after that will fire as normal. w

i was shooting lake city m855 ammo. i was thinking the same thing, i hear people saying they never cleaned the thing at all and no probs with it. dfftc i just tried what you said. i take the cover off, hold the trigger down and pull the charging handle back and release it. the hammer gets caught by the disconnector hook. once the bolt is returned forward i let go of the trigger, and then attempt to pull it and dry fire the gun, the disconnector does not release the hammer at that point. i have to pull the charging handle back again and release, after the bolt returns forward again th