crafty101

As long as he fixes it properly and stands by what he does, I cant afford to send my gun to a custom shop out of state someplace just for a trigger conversion so far he has no complaints against the all the other conversions hes done. If he said hes guarranted to make it right he will.

when i took it too him as soon as he took the top off he seen that the hammer was hitting against the frame keeping it to go forward to hit the firing pin, thats why i had to reach behind the trigger with my finger and push it up then fire it.

i talked to the gun smith and he said he would make everything right.

Ok i took it out agian this time it fired several rounds before it done it again. this time i took my finger and pushed the trigger forward then pulled it and it shot?

I had a local gunsmith do it which he has done alot of these conversions.

i Had a gunsmith install the conversion.. and I checked the spring its still in there..

Just to be sure, put the factory puck back in before your next test fire. Also, leave your factory gas plug on setting two. Setting one effectively cuts off the gas, and for break in you will need all the gas the gun is capable of directing to the piston. Don't worry about the trunnion in the rear, unless you are using something crazy like magnum turkey loads, or you have had someone weld the back -- which can anneal and soften the trunnion. WS Ok thanks ill try again tomorrow if it dont rain thanks for your help and ill let you know what happens

using an after market puck but they look just alike.

i'm going to put the old plug back in first and try that then work with the fixer plug i was using high brass loads, and low brass and it did it on both of them when i was trying it out this morning. thanks for the reply

heres a photo hope it helps

i ordered the tromix g2 trigger group bu CCS sent me one that said tapco on the side of the trigger. The G2 is a TAPCO product. heres a photo hope it helps

i ordered the tromix g2 trigger group bu CCS sent me one that said tapco on the side of the trigger.

when you try to pull the trigger the second time you cant even pull it its that tight that what it was doing today but when you have the cover off and pull it by hand it pulls fine.

when you try to pull the trigger the second time you cant even pull it its that tight that what it was doing today

Ok i took my saiga 12 out for a test run and it would shoot the first round cycle the next but you could not pull the trigger to fire the chambered round. I have a g2 trigger group with the spring instead of the wire spring, i have a gas fixer plug and the recoil spring from ccs. I tried several types of shells all cycled, but it would not fire the second shell unless you ejected it and loaded another round any ideas? thanks for the reply

What about the Federal brand at Wal-mart? will it function properly?

what about the Federal brand at wally world? low brass

True very true about what you guys said. Ill give it a try since i already have it i should go ahead and install it all i need now is the mag release extension thanks again for your replys

Well that kinda sucks i hate to have to ruin 40 dollar something mags.

If i install the magwell and after modifiying my mags to fit if i take the magwell off with the magazines still work? Thanks for your reply

will the magwell work pretty good i'm using surefire mags and i ordered the surefire magwell, with the stay open plate, with the performance hammer spring, will it also work on the MD 20 drums and do i need the mag release extenstion also? thanks for your reply

has anybody tried the 3 slot selector gas plug, I have one on mine but i havent tried it out just wondering which setting would be good for lite loads.low brass thanks for your reply

Ace folding stock mako forend grip with flashlite Green laser light quick detach scope mount baska red dot scope 20 round md drum chaos forend chaos warthog

I have a ace folding stock with an external block on both my 308 and my 12 i just ordered a internal block are they hard to change out i like the more inner look than the outer look? thanks again for all your help guys

i need to move the fore grip back, thats why i'm looking for a different tri rail or quad rail set up