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  1. HEY! COOL!

    in Dinzag Arms - DinzagArms.com

    Posted

    Thanks guys! Wouldn't be here without you all.

    Been slowly growing it up, trying to manage stuff & do it right.

     

    Takes a lot of time to sort through communications, but most of you all know to shoot me an email if you need anything. 99% of the time we'll get to you within a day.

     

    Thanks to Max for letting me lurk around here & peddle some wares. Also to Jane & the mods for getting everything set up.

     

    Keep in mind there's some old topics moved in here, some of the stuff is a couple years old. I'll get to editing those soon. Many things have changed.

     

    For now, current products, instructions and pricing please refer to the Dinzag Arms Website.

     

    And if you need to catch me, shoot me an email - dinzzag(at)yahoo.com - I'm usually around.

     

    Thanks,

    Brian & crew

    Dinzag Arms

  5. RSA vs Dinzag vs Tromix FCG

    in Saiga .308

    Posted

    Thank you for the support guys. Here's a few additional tidbits. (GOB beware - it's a little wordy)

     

    The Saiga 308 is an oddball application, hence the price - $80. There's several extra mods to them to make them a true drop in. Build up material to engage safety, cross member relief, hammer face rework, bho relief, hand polish every contacting surface, refinish. All of the factory Saiga hammers have a chamfer at the rear and it really affects cycling and assembly. Notice on the plain G2's they have a rounded hump back there, many times it will hold the bolt back cycling by hand. Also the factory 308 triggers have sheetmetal spot welded over the trigger body which in turn requires a larger hole in the receiver. Tossing any ole' trigger in there you should notice it floating left to right. That is addressed as well.

     

    The RSA 308 adjustables are nice and you can get them dialed in pretty sweet. You do need to address the trigger floating (which can jam up the rifle or break the hook on the trigger) and cut clearance in the hammer for the Saiga BHO lever. The Saiga-12 & 308 ones listed on their site are identical to the VEPR-308 ones. They do have the cut for the cross member and taller trigger legs for the safety.

     

    If Tromix's 308 FCG drops right in, requires no mods, then by all means buy from him. I can't make them for that cheap.

     

    I totally rework and polish them all by hand. No parting lines and all contacting surfaces are smoothed out. Then they are washed & degreased, baked & refinished. All the other PG converted Saiga FCG's are $55 each. Only the PG converted 308 set runs $80.

     

    If you want to do the mods yourself, I also offer unmodded G2's, the Arsenal FCG's and the RSA's will be up shortly as well.

    All will come with disco spring, e-clips & hitch pins. Tony also sends a retaining wire and disco spring with his.

  6. dpharms muzzle attachments are in!

    in Saiga 7.62 X 39

    Posted

    I think if he takes a little wider survey he will find that they range anywhere from 0.695" to 0.720".

    The majority of older ones were around 0.710"+/-0.005".

     

    I quit making them for that exact reason.

     

    I have about 30 FSB's that I have collected over the years and they were all fairly consistant until RAAC started bringing them in.

     

    Be careful with them guys. Loctite them on, check screws often. :up:

  12. barrel threading

    in Saiga-12

    Posted

    They've been done before. Tony Rumore did one on his competition version, then if I remember correctly, installed a muzzle brake with 3M bearing locker. I don't tink I'd let anyone but a professional gunsmith do it. The barrels are chrome lined,so it takes a quailty$$$ reamer to start with, then it has to be threaded on center or you'll F your pattern up. Tony's work around on the muzzle device was pretty slick as there's not enough barrel material to thread both the inside and outside diameter.

     

    I will add to that, someone makes a low-profile thin wall internal choke reamer set, can't remember where I seen it, but it would put the Saiga right at the minimum wall thickness if it had external threads as well. Brownells maybe? CHokes were more expensive though.

  15. Black 5mm hole plugs - Pay it forward

    in Unsorted Ads prior to November 2012 (WTS / WTT)

    Posted · Edited by dinzag

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    Here's a pic of what they're for.

     

    Nice idea you all got going! :up:

     

    I got a pile from widgetco back in the day, just had some pop out since they don't have the locking tabs, but of you heat and flatten them on the inside they won't come out...

     

    I'd be happy to toss in these I have left as well. Drop me an email for whoever wants them to get it started - dinzzag@yahoo.com. Probably 60 to 70 left of those. Up for grabs...

     

     

    edited to add: the ones I got were 3/16" or between 4 & 5mm. Same ones maybe?

     

    edited to add again: sometimes you need to drill the holes with a 3/16" drill bit to get them in...

  18. MD Arms 12Ga 20 Rd Drum TEST SHOOT

    in MDARMS.com

    Posted

    He didnt say the spring broke, but that it popped out of place possibly from being over tensioned.

     

    Actually he DID, on Saturday, hence the "when we were out there" part

     

     

    I am sure that you are happy to hear that it didnt break but popped out of place instead, as he noted in his post above. I know I am.

     

    Yeah, I thought it broke when we were there because it was making a scraping sound when I spun it, but that was just the end of the spring rubbing inside.

     

    All good now... :smoke:

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