Rickj427

I'm definitely going to look into the four piece. I need to do a little more research on them. They seem like they might be kinda hard to find. Anyone else have something different on their Mini's? Anyone else with experience with an FSC or four-piece?

How much louder does the FSC make it? Quite a bit or just a little bit? Does it help with flash supression on your Draco? As far as the 4 piece, do you think it may cause the gun to be overgassed? From what I understand it can help with reliability because it creates significant back pressure.

I'm looking for a muzzle attachment that will reduce muzzle rise and (if possible) tone down the Mini's fire ball. I've been doing a lot of research on the Primary Weapon Systems FSC47. It has had a ton of great reviews, but all reviews were with the attachment on full-sized AK's. My concern is the FSC47 making the Mini already loader than it is. Or pissing off the people next to me at the range ever more! Does anyone have any experience with this attachment on their Mini? Are there any muzzle devices that would be considered better or more appropriate? Thanks for any help!

After doing more research, I'm leaning back towards to full length Draco. It sounds like there are no replacement parts, such as the buffer, for the Mini. Plus, there would be replacement parts for the full-sized Draco.

I'm kind of leaning more towards the Mini right now, but is the gas block made of plastic? And do they sell extra internal parts for that version?

Do you think the prices will go back down? If so, I'd probably be willing to wait.

Thanks for the link! I'll have to call/email Atlantic to see if they have any in stock. I tried just using "Draco Pistol" for searching, but every site I found was out of stock. If you don't mind, what description did you use for searching? Thanks!

I'm looking for a Romanian Draco Pistol, but it seems like everyone is out of stock. Does anyone know where I can find one? I've seen a similar version sold by I.O. called a Hellpup Pistol. I found a few review that say they are not worth buying. Any opinions or a source for the CAI Dracos?

The first thing you want to do is make sure that the tiny ball and spring are inserted in the bottom of the sight. These provide the detent when changing between sight settings. Next, insert the windage adjustment screw. Here you can see how the bottom of the rear sight fit into the windage adjustment screw. [/img] [/img] The larger screw, star washer and oval washer are used to hold the rear sight on the sight base. [/img] To adjust the sight for windage, loosen the large screw and turn the windage screw clockwise or counter-clockwise as needed. The elevation is adjus

Ok cool. I just ordered the front and rear sights and the rear sight mount. As far as silver soldering, what type of solder and torch do you use?

Do you cut the front sight around where the red line is or where the blue line is? The kit that is sold by MAA shows a sight cut about where the blue line is. I couldn't tell from your picture where you made the cut. If you posted a tutorial that would be great! g3 sight.bmp

Do you have any pictures of how you mount the front sight? And what is involved when using silver solder?

If wanting a LRBHO, would it be a better idea to buy a new Izhmash S-12 with one already installed, or install or have one installed by Cadiz? Does anyone know what the differences are in the designs?

Anyone, anyone...?

Taking from the sticky "Why you should convert your Saiga": Intro: Your Saiga is made in the same plant, by the same people, and on the same lines as all Russian AK's. The 74's, the AKMs, the 100 series, etc, are all made at Izhmash, the Russian factory where Mr. Kalashnikov still works. Yes, the man that designed the AK-47 still works there. Now look on the side of your gun, it says Izhmash on it and has their arrow in a triangle symbol. Now is when you can crack an evil smile. Importation/Legality: In order to be imported into this country, it had to be neutered. It had to be in "spor