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Also, can one tap the rifle for the guide with a drill or do I need something fancier?

On the S12 trigger not resetting. Make sure the legs of the main spring are on the back of the trigger. You may need to put a small bend in the right arm towards the BHO to keep it on the trigger. The 5.45 will need a bullet guide. http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-MAGAZINES-dsh-DRUMS-cln-SAIGA-5.45X39/Categories The right leg of the spring was on the trigger but kind of laying diagonally across it and the "foot" was not on the back like it is supposed to be. Hopefully that will fix it. I thought I had read on several occasions that only the x39 needed a guide

I took my three latest projects out to old family land to test out today, my range being closed due to idiocy. Damned if there weren't poachers there I had to deal with, but thats beside the point. 12 #1, md20 wouldnt lock up, but otherwise ran perfect. Should be an easy ten seconds with the dremel. 12 #2, trigger stays stuck back after firing, and had to be pushed forward in order to fire a second time. I havent opened it up yet in case I need to look for something specific before I start messing. Im hoping this is an easy fix. This one DOES have a BHO if it matters. 5.45, Fi

Stuck it in the freezer for a day, then had a friend hold it steady. Got em out. Thanks

I did my older import s12 with no problems, but this new 545 is being a bitch. Have ground the three rivet things holding the trigger plate on to flush, and tried to knock them out. I succeeded only in knocking the trigger plate off, but apparently didnt push the rivets down at all. FWIW, on my old s12 these knocked out with minimal problems. Just curious how others have dealt with this. I dont know if a drill press, or a press press, would be best to get them out. I have neither. Now that the plate is gone I am hesitant to grind or drill with the margin for error much smaller.

Good to know, anyone know about the shotties, or the 308?

Like the title says, will a 223 tube fit a x39, or a 12 ga. for that matter?

Working on a project right now and over the years Ive aquired a few G2 FCGs. With my recent s12 conv I used a G2 that had clearly been assembled and then re-sold to me, as such it had the spring. Just opened up a supposedly brand new G2 and there is no spring, although the spring is in step 1 of the instruction booklet. Looked at my other supposedly new g2 and I dont see a spring in there either. Is this common, and can someone recommend an acceptable substitute I can get from Lowes?

Got it thanks

Just realized that my x39 saiga which someone else converted does not have the Tapco logo on the left lower side of the trigger. Opened it up and I can read FSE USA on the left of the hammer and disconnector and sear, but there is nothing I can see on the trigger. Does Falcon mark their triggers?

Recently did my conversion (S12) and realized that even with the moved PG, it is still quite awkward to get your hand on the HG with an MD20 drum in it. So I just got my intrafuse HG and the "Finger groove" forward grip from CSS. Got to say, Im not thrilled with the forward grip. Most of all, it doesnt tightly lock up with the rail and feels flimsy. It is also much fatter than I had expected. There are a couple of slim side panels that can be removed which helps a little at the expense of comfort. The storage tube in the grip is actually a separate tube which comes out of the grip, and t

Title says it all. All Ive found is a couple on auction.

OK, was just on the super-cool checklist, and realized with my FH, PG, and HG, and all US mags and drums, I dont even need a g2 for 922r gayness. Can the original FCG be used in the new location?

thanks CSS, how much of the right side of the hammer needs to come off? 1mm?

OK, I have her completely stripped and painted. Can someone explain the above to me, I need to get my FCG ready for when the paint cures, I am stoked!