HobbyMachinist

Try putting it into the shotgun instead of the rifle...

I knew it wouldn't be long before you came along! It is the best, though, no arguement there.

Care to elaborate? Sure, just for clarity's sake I'm going to define a word; the hole. The hole refers to the space between the front face of the disconnector and the back edge of the trigger hook(s) Poeple wanting to "bumpfire" sometimes enlarge the hole by filing on the disconector face or the edge of the triggerhooks (or both) This causes less disconnector or trigger hook engagement which makes it easier to bumpfire (and also creates a less safe rifle/shotgun IMO) In order to turn a G2 into a 2 stage trigger, you must close the hole. This is accomplished by removing materia

A G2 is a 2 stage trigger, if you know what you are doing...

I dig it!

With the Tapco G2 trigger group, nearly all AK's do this, and my S12 did at first too. I always cut out the area of the selector that contacts the disco. It's a pretty unlikely chance that you'd ever have a ND this way, but it is a possibility. That's enough for me to want to fix it. You can't take back a fired shell...

This Romanian 40 rounder works perfect for four 10 round AGP's Cheap too. https://www.apexgunparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/21_89/products_id/443_id/443

That? It does this: Why doesn't your S12 have one yet?

I checked with the Manuacture and I am now able to sell the top ends seperate. http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-574/POLY-dsh-CHOKE-BREACHER-SAIGA-12/Detail http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-575/POLY-dsh-CHOKE-SAIGA-12-STANDARD/Detail http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-576/POLY-dsh-CHOKE-SAIGA-12-VENTED/Detail Wow! CSS rocks! Awesome stuff for sale, stupid fast shipping, and now this! as a responce to a forum question? Do you guys do home loans?

Is there going to be an "upgrade" for those of us who already have a polychoke?

Damn! That's nuts! What does the broken metal look like? granular or shiny? I wonder if that piston wasn't tempered properly after heat treating.

Thanks man! It was some pictures you posted that helped me with the magwell.

What would be a good technique for testing for bad springs without ruining good ones?

Thanks, and it's a keen eye for you to spot it from those crappy pics I just checked out the tango down. I never considered it before because I had only seen the short one Krebs sells. The longer ones look good thanks for the heads up.

Yeah, I use a syringe and white molyresin. After several apply - dry cycles when the letters look full, I wipe the area lightly and quickly with a shop towel damp with acetone. I repeat this process untill I'm happy with the result, then bake and enjoy