[Saiga .223 Dinzag Bullet Guide]

Hey everyone,

 

I'm thinking of installing a Saiga .223 Bullet-Guide from Dinzag, but I'm wondering what magazines would work with it after I install the BG. Also, are there any modifications I would have to do to the magazines or the rifle's magazine mag-well to make the magazines fit properly?

 

Thanks in advance.

[Saiga conversion question]

So lets say you end up owning a sporting config Saiga .223, you do a AK pistol grip conversion, which consisted in Tapco products (Tapco G2 FCG trigger group, Tapco collapsible stock, pistol grip = 5 922r compliant parts) So now you have a pistol grip converted Saiga that has 5 compliant parts, leaving your Saiga with only 10 foreign parts, but would it matter if you use the factory Russian Saiga .223 magazines? by using those magazines would your Saiga be illegal, because now it has 3 more foreign parts added onto it, making your rifle having a total of 13 non-US parts. Can someone please clear this up for me? thank you.

[RAAC Saiga .223 Question]

Good evening guys!

 

I just have a question, I'm not seeking legal advice, but I have a Russian American Armory Corp. Saiga .223 and I have converted it to it's pistol grip configuration, I have the Tapco G2 FCG (From Dinzagarms.com) and a Tapco AK retainer (Also from Dinzagarms) along with a Tapco Intrafuse T6 adjustable stock and Tapco pistol grip nut, but I'm using a TDI Arms pistol grip, and a TDI Arms handguard both were made in Israel I believe. I'm very curious to see if I am p22r Compliant while using the TDI Arms grip and handguard. All the Tapco products are stamped "Made in and/or USA" (I'm not sure about the FCG, but I think it counts as 3 compliant parts?) I really hope someone can clear this up for me, thanks!

[Searching for .223 mags]

Awesome thanks, how can I contact Cobra?

[Picture Post ,Lets see your .223!]

[Searching for .223 mags]

Hey fellas,

 

Can someone rebuild a 30 round Surefire magazine to 10 rounds, then sell/ship it to me? I live in California and I'm limited to 10 rounds and can't seem to find any 10 rounders in a 30 round body. This is going to be for the Saiga .223

[Where to get Saiga .223 10/30 magaines]

Hey all,

 

Just like the title states, anyone know of a good website to order .223 10/30 magazines for an unmodified Saiga?

[Is my RAAC Saiga .223 California and 922r compliant?]

Hey all,

 

I just registered to the forum, but not entirely new, I've been browsing Saiga-12.com for a bit now. Anyways, my question is regarding my Saiga .223; I have recently converted it from its "sporting" configuration to it's intended AK form, using the Tapco G2 trigger group, Tapco AK Retain plate and Tapco furniture (Buttstock, pistol grip and handguard)

 

I have also installed the AK Raddlock, magazine lock/bullet button. Note: I have done all the aftermarket installation myself. I am not a licensed gunsmith, or FFL dealer.

 

I have taken my AK variant to the public shooting range once, being discreet, only to hear other fellow shooters claim that my Saiga .223 is illegal because I have modified it.

 

Thanks to Calguns.net and Saiga-12 forum members, I believe I have followed the Cal AW ID flowchart and 922r guidelines, but still unsure if my rifle is California and/or 922r legal. Can someone please clarify this for me. Thanks in advance. Be safe out there!

[Replacing Saiga Handguard with AK Handguard Question]

That should be all you need.

 

Excellent, thank you!

[Replacing Saiga Handguard with AK Handguard Question]

I want to put an AK handguard on my Saiga .223, and I know that I'm going to have to replace the Saiga's gastube with an AK's and get lower retainers. My question is, if I purchase Dinzag's AK gastube and bolt-on lower retainers, am I eligable to put an AK handguard on my Saiga .223 without any furthur modifications? OH! and I just wanted to say thanks for all those and this forum that had helped me with information regarding converting my Saiga, I've only owned this rifle for three weeks.

[California legal Saiga .223]

I did a bit more research, because I was curious myself. I've seen some butt-ugly "no pronounced handgrip" stocks on some firearms, but apparently you can have an AK with a pistol grip, you just have to have the bullet button mag release and magazines of 10 rounds or less or permanently blocked to 10 rounds or less. The following is info from a Cali legal dealer - not posting their name in case they are not a paid vendor:

 

California Legal AK47 Rifle For Sale , 762 x 39 semi auto rifle, these rifles have all the normal AK rifle features that you crave !! Pistol grip , bayonet lug, 16 inch chrome lined threaded barrel , able to take detachable mags, the rifles are built for us by Allied Arms on No Dak Spud top quality receivers with a pakerized finish. We then install a Bullet Button style device and ship the rifle with a blocked mag that will only take 9 -10 rounds this allows the rifle to be compliant in California due to the fact the magazine can not be easily removed. You will need to manipulate the mag latch with a bullet , small screw driver or other device & this is easy once you are familiar with the system . Rifle comes new with a 2 year warranty , mag catch bullet button style device , 30 round mag blocked off to 9 - 10 rounds. We will also be offering CA Legal AR 15 Rifles, CA Legal Saiga 12 Shotguns and CA Legal FAL .308 Style Rifles.

 

Thank you for all the awesome info! and thank you, once again, for researching it and posting it.

[California legal Saiga .223]

Yes, I have searched this forum and Calguns.net, but came up with nothing. My question is, I currently live in California and I'm going to convert my Saiga .223 with a pistol grip and raddlock (bullet button) my only concern is how am I going to reload the rifle if I can't/allowed to detach the magazine. Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[Just got a new Saiga .223 rifle]

Thank you all for the warm welcome! I have done a bit of reading on this forum, and have ordered the conversion parts from dinzag, and also a raddlock magazine lock. I live in California. Now I just realized how I'm am I going to reload when I go shooting. in califonia, if we have a pistol grip on our rifles, we are not allowed to detach our magazine at all.

[Just got a new Saiga .223 rifle]

First of all, I just got this rifle and absolutely love it, but I was wondering if these rifles are just as reliable and durable as their forfathers.

Also, I'm want to attach a UTG 5th gen quick detachable side mount and was wondering if these mounts are quality and they truely retain zero, even with detaching it on and off and firing. I plan on mounting an EOTech holographic on the mount. Thanks in advance guys!