Big Baba

Well, the Chaos gas puck most certainly does *NOT* fit. *GRRR* That was a waste of money. *sigh* Sorry if I led you astray-I have not tried that I my 410 but I thought the gas tube was the same diameter for all the saiga shotguns. any one else been able to replace the 410 gas puck with a US part?

Springs are not countable parts. I suggest you refer to the 922r list for the parts you can use. Oh well, looks like my master scheme wouldn't work and you need a US mag (plus one of the "good" parts I listed) or do a full conversion.

I"m not sure what you mean by "not enough parts on the maket". Were you wanting to keep it "rock stock"? All you need to use US made "non sporting" magazines (the term "high cap" is a legislated term and means the same thing as 'frogfeathers' or 'picklehair') is a US made magazine (unless you have a threaded muzzle, and then you'll need one US part in the shotgun). THe US made mag counts for 3 parts and factory Saiga shotguns have 13 countable parts. The object of 922r is to have 10 foreign parts or less on the firearm. My .410 has a threaded muzzle. It was my understand

Thanks! I have some regular ranges I shoot my handguns (S&W model 19, S&W 6906 9mm), but they don't allow rifles. Nalioth pointed me in the right direction when I asked specifically about this in the 410 forum. Looking forward to following his advice and burning through some ammo!

That's cool. Top Gun also rents full autos, but I don't think they let you shoot 7.62x39 there, and I sure they don't let you shoot shotguns. Will Pasadena Gun Center let you shoot shotguns inside? I heard there are some gun clubs down in Pearland. Anybody shoot their Saiga's there? Having read your original question, I would not have answered as I did with an answer that would do you no good. Let me be blunt: At Pasadena Gun Center, you can shoot ANY LEGAL FIREARM as fast as you can empty them. This includes the Striker-12, USAS-12, etc. No rate limits apply (they re

That's cool. Top Gun also rents full autos, but I don't think they let you shoot 7.62x39 there, and I sure they don't let you shoot shotguns. Will Pasadena Gun Center let you shoot shotguns inside? I heard there are some gun clubs down in Pearland. Anybody shoot their Saiga's there?

It's been raining here, Good Lord know we need it, and I have not shot it yet. It's just like money burning a hole in your pocket and I want to make it go BANG! I do like the stock, I wish it was adjustable though. I noticed this today while I was looking for other accessories: http://www.saigastock.com/index.php?main_p...products_id=212 It is the Saiga skeleton stock that has been modified to make it adjustable. I haven't seen one in real life or know how well they did the modification, but it looks exactly like what you just wished for. I am also a newbie and I got the s

I recently bought a new x39 Saiga and somehow I managed to get a .410 in short order! Now I am trying to find a good place to shoot these fine weapons in the Houston area. I see that there are a number of members on this forum from Houston, so I was hoping people could pipe in with recs. Obviously, I would like to find somewhere that I could use these weapons to their potential, especially the .410, so it would be nice if I could shoot them at a decent rate with a full clip (I have surefire 30 for the x39 and surfire 15 for the .410). Of course it would also be nice that the cost did