If you have access to youtube, can borrow a dremel tool with a cutting wheel (from Home Depot?), and can afford to spend $6 on a set of punches two bits (and a zip tie) to go with the hammer and drill your grandpa gave you, then you can convert your gun in about an hour.
I spoke to a guy at Mississippi Auto Arms, told him I wanted to convert, and I had the parts in a couple of days.
If I can do it, anyone can. It is a lot of fun and very rewarding.
ok i am new here and just bought my first saiga 12 IZ-109 two days ago. I want to do the trigger conversion to add the pis
