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You may want to seek warranty work on that one, but I see you already converted. Cadiz is one I think. Pictures are really helpful.

Very good advice!

You probably should have done some polishing/reprofiling first, but you'll be ok. Look in the stickies. All the information is there. BTW the front trunnion is not where the shell enters the chamber. See: http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=63485&st=0&p=608574&hl=+front%20+trunnion&fromsearch=1entry608574

Do you know when they are going to pass this? I would say vote...but we all know that will be a joke. No, I don't know. The bill history is as follows: LEGISLATIVE HISTORY: 2010 - S.4084/A.6294 Referred to Codes 2008 - Referred to Codes 2007 - Referred to Codes FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: None to the State. EFFECTIVE DATE: Takes effect July 1, 2012. Which means the bill was introduced in '07,'08,'10 and defeated those years, but has been reintroduced this year (Jan.7, 2011) immediately following the Arizona shootings that became VERY political. I believe Hillary Clinton was

Good. Next is bulk sport loads on setting 2.

Goes to show we have it quite easy in this part of the world.

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=63362

What Cobra said ^^^^........... This full mag has been in my gun on a closed bolt since I bought the Fiocci #4 buckshot at a gun show on 1/29/11. The only time I've taken it out was to shoot some clays with birdshot and for this pic.

Seems that he has his patterns copyrighted, too. If you copy them he'll swing the legal hammer.

I hadn't thought of that.

There is a very old and true saying goes like this...... "Negligence of the law is no excuse."

That means the magazine was fitted to your particular gun. The numbers should match the last numbers of the serial #.

Top upper right corner of this screen, right under your name.

Are you serious? How do you achieve cheek weld?

Did you even watch the video? The guy tuned it in with the cheapest low brass he could get at walmart. He even said that!

That looks like a bloody cheek waiting to happen.

If you're sure about the metals/design, why do you want to go changing parts such as the designed spring, puck, and gas plug? Polishing makes so much more sense than spending money on unnecessary parts. All of my parts are stock except for the polished (U.S.) TCG, the polishing I did to the bolt, bolt carrier and rails, and the trigger guard, and it doesn't hiccup no matter what shells I put through it. Your money, you can spend it any way you want. I prefer to buy ammo with mine.

I need to go get cut some firewood.

Lots of splinters on the berm at the end.

Damn, remember when the "Doctor" used to take care of everything and didn't have to refer you to a specialist. They were good doctors then. I went to the doc for a wart and he tried to send me to a Dermatologist. What a racket! Having the fluid drained won't be too big of a deal. He'll numb it with a spray. The real problem is what's causing the fluid.

That's a lot of weight on that table!

I somewhat understand. Being in NY I needed a wooden thumbhole stock for my converted S12. Couldn't find it so I made my own. You could take that stock and match it with a hand guard form Ironwood.

You must mean like this one........ http://www.mississippiautoarms.com/saiga-762x39-and-223-rifle-wood-forearm-buttstock-p-1348.html

NP, hope it works out for you.