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O ok, thanks.

I've seen it on several saiga 12s but mine doesn't have one. I'm just curious as to what it does.

I haven't tried it but it looks neat.

A bullpup saiga 12 would be awesome, I just don't like the generic design of that one. There's not much to modify and "make it yours."

Holy damn, that's nice. I'm sure now it was the low power spring causing a slow/lazy feed. The carrier moves a lot faster with the normal spring in it. Thanks everyone for your help and suggestions, and nice shooting Corbin

I think some HK weld on sights or krebs battle sights will add to it nicely.

I don't know what size you would need, I do know they are usually ground to fit. They screw/bolt into the stock. Sorry didn't read the "slip on" part. Take the stock off your gun and bring it in, find which one would fit. If your worried about ATF raiding your house while your gone, just put the factory stock on in it's place. It will look ridiculous but will keep it legal.

I don't know what size you would need, I do know they are usually ground to fit. They screw/bolt into the stock.

Happened twice on the same mag. but that was it. I was using the promag drum (the only mag I have currently) and It hasn't caused me any problems.

Mine replaced my hands, as it is the first gun I have ever owned

This sounds like what it might be.

No, just trying to see how fast I can shoot it in a normal stance. The hammer seems fine, it was slightly re-profiled and polished. When I pull the bolt back, the hammer locks back wether I'm holding the trigger or not.

I ground the profile to be a little smoother and polished it.

When I hold down the trigger and pull the bolt back the sear catches the hammer.

Just basic stuff like see which puck is more effective, test which spring worked better, which forearm functions best. Testing would have probably been a better word choice. All that was done after the "skipping" occured though, because I haven't been to a range since then, I just test in my backyard. http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-205/%232-Competition-Reduced-Power/Detail This spring was in it when it happened, could that have been the problem? Perhaps the action wasn't cycling as fast because of it.

It did that once but it was because of an FTF. It hasn't failed to go into battery without FTFing. Is it possible to just be pulling the trigger too fast? I had the light recoil spring in at the time, but I've since taken it out because it runs just fine with the factory spring (long story) I haven't shot it since then except for a couple test fires to check mods, could that be it perhaps?

Both hooks work. I can hold the trigger, push down the hammer until the sear catches it, and when I release the trigger the trigger hook catches it. The trigger guard bolts don't interfere. I think it's because I'm pulling the trigger after the carrier has left the hammer, but before the carrier is all the way forward. http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/935/00saigaparts.jpg

It's so hard to be patient while waiting on such a potentialy awesome product.

It does lock the hammer back when I hold down the trigger, but when I pull for the 2nd shot it let's the hammer down on the back of the carrier when it's not in battery.

The stocks are actually different, had to pull up both and switch between the two, they're just different styles. The more expensive one is longer and has a groove. I use the Tromix guard, it works and it looks good. I haven't used the CSS so I can't say much, other than it looks beefier.

Has anyone had a problem in their gun when firing too fast? A couple times the hammer dropped with the receiver and I had a loaded chamber with the hammer down. Is this common?

Those kits have everything you need for a compliant conversion. CSS is generally the best for parts and mags.

I think I'm going to die of "Christmas Eve Syndrome" before these even ship

Ouch, that is quite a bit off. I stay with my opinion of send it back.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Heemeyer This glorious man inspired me.