Bridis
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I got my refund. Invoice #52. I sent my original payment of $750.00 to Red Dragun in February of 2011. And I received my refund check today. Brian is paying us back.
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Rubber mallet.
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I hope we haven't forgotten about Youtube.
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When you take into account what I paid for my Tromix skeleton stock, that's an awesome deal.
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Some good news on the refund front. I am invoice #52 and put $750.00 down on an 030. I got this email from Brian today. -----Original Message----- From: Brian Skinner <brian@reddragunweapons.com> To: Sent: Thu, Jun 6, 2013 3:53 pm Subject: Refund Hi Brian, Can you please confirm your address for me for your refund check. I am currently able to knock out a handful of these with yours included, so if you could confirm for me I will have it cut and out to you within the next week. Thanks! Brian
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Where's Evil when you need him?
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No pics?
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3 MD 20's 1 PM 12 1 12 rnd stick
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That is a forend with integral iron sights. That looks like a Halo quad rail. I don't think they make them anymore. But sometimes they pop up on gun broker listed for $350 to $450. They are supposedly pretty heavy too. I suggest you look into the Chaos rail systems. They are cheaper, lighter and have more options.
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Saiga S12 Oversized Gas Block/Tube? Unable to Rail!
Bridis replied to rec_shooter's topic in Saiga-12
rec_shooter I'm pretty sure I could get you the Saiga you are looking for if you were so inclined to give me your shotgun in exchange. -
Saiga S12 Oversized Gas Block/Tube? Unable to Rail!
Bridis replied to rec_shooter's topic in Saiga-12
You do not have the typical Saiga-12 that everyone has conversion or modification parts for. Maybe you could sell this one and buy the S-12 model you want. For more info on what type of S-12 you have, post up the numbers stamped into your gun or google them yourself. GL -
Looks like gunfun was getting pushed around by that S-12. It also looks like you didn't clear the weapon at the end of the last video. Glad you got your shotty running good.
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Good looking stuff... Not sure how ur suppose to order anything.
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I'm sure it can be discouraging to an amateur to make adjustments without achieving the results desired. Plus, amateurs don't have all of the time to go back and forth to a range for testing. I recommend taking the advice of the Pros who have spent the time and identified a fix. Why waste time reinventing the wheel? Especially if you don't have the previous experience.
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Maybe when you read the multiple threads about drilling your gas ports to resolve reliability issues you should have drilled them to the recommended size?
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I say, buy all three. They're both quality product that do basically the same thing, except I believe the MD Arms plug has more settings. Again, I say buy them all. This question has a lot to do with specific tastes and problems. All of which require being addressed specifically. Welcome to your new addiction and the Saiga platform.
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Do it yourself could be an option. It's really simple. Just knock out a couple of pins, remove the block, drill holes to 3/32 and put back together. Simple. Much cheaper too.
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I live in Florida and this is what my S-12 loos like now. Not sure why this got dug up though.
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Yeah go Chaos and wait a month to get your rail. I guess Im going homo. Thanks for the clarification. Dig up a 4 month old topic to come out of the closest by commenting on a year and a half old post? Gay and weird.
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If all those parts you've changed out are made in the USA then you should have no 922r compliance issues. So I would say that you could run the drum. There are capacity restrictions with regards to hunting. But for home defense or target shooting there are no restrictions in the state of FL.
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Sounds like the one of the arms of the hammer spring might be jumping off the trigger axis pin. Skip to 6:30
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I live in PSL. Sounds like we need to put together a good ol' Saiga shoot.
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If it's cheap, buy a box and go shoot it. I'm sure all 00 SG ammo will work in your s-12.
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I just use my fingers.
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Mod your bolt to load while closed... there are plenty of threads to help you out. Nobody needs a bipod on a shotgun. Sometimes the factory gas system works flawlessly with all types of ammo. It just depends on how much vodka was consumed prior to the manufacture of your specific shotgun. The S-12, when properly modified and tuned, is always the superior shotgun. No other manufacturer can compete.
