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So what the fuck is the difference?? I have the GF plug and it works great. I dont need any tools to turn it if I decide to shoot different brass I simply use my fingers and give it a twist.

Someone offers to sell a product without showing what the plug actually does except for a picture. Smells like a scam and the only guarantee you have is that it is probably a guaranteed piece of shit. I'll pass but thanks for the demostration on its performance

Remember on the bird loads the amount and size of shot is irrelvant. What matters on the birdloads is the amount of powder!!! They are already light loads for Saiga since it is designed for high brass. When purchasing ammo only buy bird loads with at least 3 Dram EQ. of powder. The more powerful birdload the more gas hence more energy to eject and load the next round. People get all caught up in the amount and size of shot and it does not matter. I have some AA loads that have 2.75 Dram EQ. and they wont cycle worth a fuck. Bought some Remington Sporting Loads with 3 Dram EQ. and it run

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Unscrew the plug. Disasemble the weapon and run a cleaning rod from the rear. Tap gently on the cleaning rod and puck will come out.

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To get this thing running without spending a lot of money ummmm??? THe first thing I would do is buy the Gunfixer plug. I inserted my GF and on setting 1 with birdshot it would fire and nothing. Setting 2 it would fire and the empty would hang up in the chamber. Setting 3 runs like a bitch in heat. The factory plug does not have setting 3 and that is probably the problem. Second I would run more rounds through it before I spent any other money. Check your gas ports and make sure they are line up so they proper amount of gas is being used. Dont get down over one shooting. These fucking

Why did they break???

Will they work in my Saiga? I know they wont fit in the MD-20 but what about my Surefire 12 rounder?? Tks in advance, I'm gonna go buy some rounds tommorrow so I was wondering if they would run ok. 3 inch 000 Buck Remington Magnum ??????

The drum is not the problem. The problem is your gun and it could be several different things

Have you ever heard of West???

Remember the amount of shot and size of shot dont matter. When you"re shooting low brass the only thing that matters when buying shells is the amount of powder in each shell. Make sure you buy 3 DR EQ. or higher. Anything in the 2's is to weak and the gun wont cycle due to lack of gas. I but Remington Sport loads with 3 DR EQ. and they run great. The case on the shell also is smoother than the Winchester crap which helps cycle too.

Throw it away and buy a new one. start over!! Think of it as a divorce, kick the shit out of it, cuss at it and throw that bitch out the back door. Find a new one and make sweet love to it

If it wont run with 00 Buck then you have an issue, I'm assuming it a gas problem. Have you checked the ports to see if they are clear and lined up properly?? Is it still in warranty?? If so send it to Cadiz!!

I think I know what the problem is!!! I learned on my Saiga if I didnt hold the gun snug into my shoulder I would have FTE's out the ass. Example, if I shot it from the hip it would do exactly what yours did. If I held the gun tight into my shoulder throughout the dump it ran like a bitch in heat. The more you and your body allow less recoil and the let the gun receive the energy, those piss ant birdloads will run. Not telling you how to shoot but stick that stock in the heart of your shoulder and pull that bitch back into shoulder just before every squeeze. I thought the butt was a litt