pedal2alloy
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Probably around $40
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First texture it with a soldering iron to make it rough, and then add the epoxy. Go bigger than you need and grind it down for fit. It will work for filling space but it won't be reliable for structural strength
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If the grip mounts to a picatinny rail, I would just mount a short section of rail under the handguard with recessed screws and nuts. If that is not possible, post a picture of the handguard and I can advise further
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It depends on which version of S12, the earlier ones with the long barrel were full choke with no threads
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It's around $1,200
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If you do a search on here you can find most of that. Also, I think it will fire folded
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Who is that?
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Maybe around $650
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The things that will be hard to find are already hard to find. Basically anything specific to S12 that can't be adapted from an AK rifle
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It won't match up exactly with a rifle receiver, but with modifications it should be possible to build. I think a 1.5mm receiver would be a good starting point.
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It is not unusual for mags to need fitting. You have to figure out where the interference is and file off a little bit. Just do a little bit at a time. When you get it to lock in place with some effort, stop there because it will loosen up over time and you don't want it to be too loose.
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Yeah, I part of the mag release will be behind the sight lever lock, but it is the thin part so it should work
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If your are saying that the mag inserts all the way and seats properly, you can stop. But more likely that you will have to continue hogging out until you match the interior boundaries of the magwell
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You do have to hog it out to the full interior boundaries of the magwell. It is scary, but people have done it and it works If you look around on here, there are examples of people who have done it
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Advice on how to actually mount AK handguards to my KS12
pedal2alloy replied to Maccaroni's topic in Saiga-12
You have to start with the retainers that you can buy for AK handguards and then severely modify them with dremmeling and cutting, fabricate mounting clips or tabs etc, then do TIG welding, detail grinding and finishing. If you look around on here, you find examples of guns that people have done. You could also contact a guy named Dinzag, he has manufactured some of the parts. At one time, he had a bolt-on kit. It's actually not hard, it is just a lot of detail work, like building a model airplane or something
