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Selling some spare mags & what not. Came across these in a box of AK mags in my garage. Five SGM Saiga 12 10rd mags new in the wrapper and two used 5rd Izhmash mags. $40 + $5 shipping for the SGM mags, free shipping for 2 or more. The 5rd Izhmash are in pretty decent shape.. make an offer. I can accept payment via credit card, echeck, or money order.
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Been awhile since I posted. Looking at purchasing some AR kits wholesale in bulk for resale. I can pickup AR15, AR10, AR9, & AR45 kits rifle or pistol pretty cheap but do to cash flow and minimum purchase quantities have to chose one or the other for now. All the kits come with M-lok or Key Mod rails. Want to know what you guys think I should get? Which are you most interested in? Retail prices would be about: AR45 Pistol with Shockwave Brace and 9.5" barrel - $475 AR45 80% lowers run $120 no finish and $160 Black Cerakote. Glock Mag compatible. AR9 Pistol with Shockwave B
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I have a Tromix Saiga 410 conversion with Russian side folder.. thinking about selling it to offset the costs of a light weight performance AR build. Been quite awhile since I bought any Saiga stuff, what are they going for these days?
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Saiga Internal Internal Stock Adapter for AR15 Milspec stock
icarus replied to MAAnew's topic in MississippiAutoArms.com
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Digi Camo Template
icarus replied to icarus's topic in Conversions and Modifications for the Saiga firearms
LOL. I just did it on a whim but it is really starting to grow on me. I did two ARs & a bunch of mags too.. got a quad rail & optics which had to match the rifle. Had to hide the cans as it was getting out of control. -
The modified bolt cutters are a good option if you don't have a press or want to spend much. Or you could even use a ball peen hammer (after all they are made to peen rivets). If you don't mind spending some money get a decent press. Also the rivet tool from AK builder is specifically built for riveting AKs.. I've built at least 15 AKs using his jigs & rivet tools. http://ak-builder.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=29972
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A CSS tappet with a concave face would increase the power transferred to the piston. I had assumed (incorrectly) CSS was trying to increase surface area on the face, like KA & MD, but the nipple facing backwards gives the CSS tappet the same length as a regular puck but with less weight. Since it has less mass it can be moved with less force than the standard puck but still contacts the piston at the same time as the standard puck. The KA & MD pucks have a concave face, giving them more surface area than a flat face of the same diameter, which means less force is required to mov
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GTFo, You could just buy some regular acrylic craft paint and add it to the bedliner mix. Thats what I used when doing concrete countertops and it worked really well. I've also used it to color epoxy. Most "colorants" are just water based acrylic paint.. walmart sells a 4oz bottle for $1.50. Fap, It only took me a couple minutes of actual painting. Waiting for one coat to dry took longer than it did to apply it. Although cutting the template out took awhile too, if anything that tried my patience the most. Dat, I've never been a camo fan either. Never had a camo'd rifle before either
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The rust idea sounds is interesting. Post some pics if you do it. I posted the template I used in the conversions & mods section.
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CSS, I thought maybe the pic was backwards. The King Armory Tappet is nipple towards muzzle correct?
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Forgive my ignorance.. but isn't that puck backwards in the pic? The purpose of the nipple is to provide more surface area for the gas to push against. That would mean that the nipple should point towards the muzzle.. not "back" towards the bolt carrier.
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What "irreplaceable parts" would be broken? There is very little on an Saiga that is irreplaceable. Even the receiver can be rebuilt.