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I'm no master at this either, but if it's just a parts count question then does that mean I could stick the new AGP 10rnders in a S12 before converting? Could I stick a 30rnd USA magazine in a 7.62 without converting? Could I add a US made PG to a sporter gun just b/c it wouldn't increase the parts count? I think the answer is "no" to all of those questions. AWB or not, I thought if you changed the configuration of the gun as it was imported, it becomes non-compliant. Can we get some further clarification please?

Removing a gas-block or FSB. And re-aligning/installing them is almost as difficult. Thank goodness for Dinzag's new HG retainers.

I highly doubt that he damaged it: it takes a ton to really hurt these puppies. That'll really just help to break it in, though I'd suggest throwing in a buffer before prolonged magnum use on gas setting #2. And you can mess around with the extractor a lot. As long as it grabs the next round, you'll be good to go.

Same question... That finish is awesome! Do share...

Haha, I remember that post...Many of us have been there before. It took me forever to get my S12 back together first time I took it apart. Soon you'll be doing reassembly with your eyes closed and both hands behind your back.

I'd not say it's much of an empty threat...theoretically you're committing a federal crime if you violate it = 5years in prison. It's probably hard to prove and hard to enforce, but I'd not risk it, but that's just me. Get the followers and the floor plates and a US piston and you'll be good even with the little Saiga 10rnder.

There's ways. I believe there are 15 parts on an AK with foreign handguards? Is that right? And gotta stay at 10 or less as foreign, so... FCG=3 parts, so that's a must. Then there's a few choices: 1) domestic piece of furniture (PG or Stock) and domestic gas piston 2) domestic magazines=3 parts 3) domestic gas piston, domestic magazine follower, domestic magazine floor plate All my furniture is foreign, so I bought a bunch of pro-mags and will never let any foreign magazine near my gun again.

There were rumors a while ago about a factory in Ohio making domestically produced Drags...anything ever come of that? I can't remember where I came across it, so I'm not much help.

+1 Does the stock fold? Either way, she's pretty, awesome job.

So pretty! That's exactly what I hope mine looks like if ever I finish it... How did you attach the rubber butt pad?

Thank you! I must say that badman400 is an excellent buyer. Paid incredibly quickly, communicated well (always a key when not doing face to face transaction) and waited patiently while I finished my schoolweek before I shipped. Awesome transaction! Also, Okami is a great buyer too. He paid super quickly, kept in good contact too, and also waited patiently while I finished my academic work before shipping. Thanks y'all!!!

Have y'all seen the magpul 5.56? It's a beauty too.

These are the times when I get frustrated with our legal system. Vigilanteism would fix things very quickly, but it costs too much to go through the proper systems to make it worth while. Grrrrrr

Bigger is better, the more the merrier, size matters, etc. I mainly wanted to see if it could be done, and really it's not too bad. I'll try to post a picture of a 15rnd 20ga mag vs. a 30rnd 7.62 mag. It's not any longer than a 7.62 40rnder. Wait til I get the time to start hacking up the AGPs. A twenty rounder is within the realm of possibility, but definitely 15s.

Sounds like it's going to be a beauty. I'm glad someone else decided to go the route of the S20. It's like Barbie's little sister: less popular, but so hot!

I love her, but I'm still debating. If I get a good summer job, I'll keep her. But if I don't, I'll need money more than I'll need a S20. I just hate to think about saying goodbye: she's such such a dream to shoot. Your wood-stock one still is my favorite shotgun I've yet shot. Something about the weight and structure of the wood made it feel so steady. With the recoil reducer it almost feels "sproingy" like with an AR, but your wood stock just feels solid. But the reducer does help minimize recoil and it helps the balance of the gun a lot. It'll be on my S12 too, amongst some other go

That's an awesome site, thanks!!!! It was exactly what I was looking for.

Think 82rnds is enough before I have to reload? Rifle sights HUD Optics 16.5-17" Barrel Polychoke Welded FSB Rifle Sights Vented Handguard with Rail Flashlight Tactical Mag-Release Frankenmags Bolt Hold Open SAW PG CAR Stock with Mercury Recoil Reducer Buttpad Gas Block Modifications Bolt Carrier/Rail Modifications FCG Modifications Dust Cover Modifications Feed Ramp Modifications A most special thanks to Cobra who did/taught me the conversion, for the awesome magazine ramps, the ventilated handguard, and for all the help! Thanks to Dinzag for teaching me t

What goodies are you getting on your S20? Most steer away from them b/c it's a bit more finicky than an S12, but I LOVE mine. It's lighter, smaller, kicks less, higher capacity, and is more unique than the S12s. But the s12 has more availble magazines, packs more of a punch, and are more available. I can't wait to finish my S12 build that is my S20s twin. Then I can walk around like Rambo with a 20 in one hand and a 12 in the other.

That is hot!!! I love the wood stock with integrated PG. Once my parts from Kvar get here I'll have my 7.62 set up like that! Nice job man!!!

I seem to remember there being mental health requirements for the purchase of guns, but are there any requirements for continued possession? I got my pistol permits 4 years ago and can't remember, and everytime I buy a long-gun I just glance over all the questions on the ATF form and write "no" beacuse none apply to me. Does anybody actually know/remember the requirements for purchase (pistol permit or long-gun ATF form)? Are there any requirements for possession? If Hilary gets into office I know a lot of gun owners who will become horribly depressed and seek therapy...will they be

I've shot my old S12 one handed with magnum loads and was fine. You won't get the fastest follow-up shot, but the gas system is so good that with magnum loads you can limp wrist to absorb the recoil. If you're shooting with two, it's cake and allows for very fast magazine changes because you don't have to unshoulder/reshoulder your gun. I keep a Mossy 500 on hand all the time, and usually I let my Sig P226 out whenever I'm home. You're definitely right about space concerns, the Mossy has a 20" barrel and full-size stock, so it's super long. That's why I keep the Sig out...I'm not sure

BR3 grabbed it up, sorry rebel. I think he's going to put his skills to work on it, so it will be 100x better once he's through with it and you probably can convince him to sell it for a great price. Thanks all!!!

You have nine saigas?!?!? I thought Cobra was the only one that was approaching that many...

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=14033 Stocks and more. I pobably have a sling swivel too, I'll take a peak in my tool kit. What size handguard are you working with?