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1 NeutralAbout MIAMI VYSE
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- Birthday 02/02/1985
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houston, TX
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stuff that goes boom with the desired effect of destruction!
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excellent work party on gunguy
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1.no 2a. replace the front sight block because you can always install a 47 fsb if you ever get tired of the 74 brake 3. use a hack saw blade and go slow and steady if you dont replace the fsb, or use a dremel with a cut off wheel at your own risk those are my secret plans for my .223 conversion. oh yeah good luck and have fun i hope your conversion happens the way you want it too party on dude
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SGM tactical 100rnd beta C mag Saiga .223 specific!
MIAMI VYSE replied to vintagedude88's topic in Saiga .223
later this week at mississippi auto arms 170.00 ive been drooling too since i just gat a .223 to compliment my saiga 12. -
damn thanks for all the info guys......if you guys all keep it up we all just might become semi pros
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COOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLL .................... the only thing in the way is cash money!
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this was a great write up thanks moe.... i converted my s12 last saturday and tested it at the range sunday and the truth is i was hesitant about converting because i firmly believe in the "dont fix it if it isnt broken" attitude. Then i sat around in the garage and eyeballed it and found your post and said it will never break so why not just do it. i did it and now im never looking back unless i get an iz-107 for trap, skeet, sporting clays, and ducks. thanks again and great write up.
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500 rds later and my agp 10 rd'ers still burn holes in my wallet like champs:dollar:
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thats cool. i wish they imported it. i want to try an IZ-107 24" barrel s-12 and get the muzzle threaded so i can slap a poly choke on it and throw a twister puck in it and get a few 2 round mags so i can be ready between stations and not p.o. the fudd shooters with mags that can be loaded with more than 2 rounds so i meet all their rules. i really want to crush a $2k italian "afraid to get scratched by flying brass" o/u with a $600.00 russian "we stamp our receivers from bought in bulk steel" saiga. fuddshootersaywhat?
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i use "F.R.O.G. LUBE" it was developed by and for u.s. navy seals. its very water resistant and will not wash or run out when fully submerged for extended periods of time (i don't recommend doing that to a fire arm they kind of have to for their line of work). If you heat the part you want to coat with a hair dryer and "knead/rub in" the lube it soaks into the steel and fills in the pours on the surface of the metal (like z-max engine oil additive without the catastrophic engine failure). its really really great stuff and if you put it on "cold" its just like regular grease. i shoot mine sligh
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the advice here is awesome from everybody, i tried a "crazy quail" game at my local range (it is the best of trap and skeet without the stupid mag rules, bring a 20 rd drum and say "pull em all" then let the shells fly if you really want to). To be competitive im seriously considering an izhmash 107 (non threaded 24" barrel) with a twister puck, 2 round mags, and a poly choke fitted after threading the barrel with a 22x.75 METRIC tap/die (i can never remember which is which) so i meet 922r and range rules for mag loading so i can show those fudds how to really shoot a clay, and remind them rus
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Ya know, something always puzzled me. If you make a part in the U.S., but you make it out of foreign metal stock, is it 922r compliant? At what point does it become 922r compliant? Can you import a part from Wherethefukistan that just happens to have the same dimensions as the puck, make some lightening cuts in it and stamp it with "Made in the USA"? Why stop there... you can get a russian made AK gas piston, cut it to the right length and diameter for use as the operating rod on the Saiga-12 and stamp it with "Made in the USA". What constitutes being "made"? And another poin
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You forgot to mention the Franchi SPAS 15. I live in Argentina and have the three ones (USAS 12, Spas 15 and Saiga 12). And the most reliable one, is the Saiga. The other two are heavy, and terrible to handle. I never knew why you accepted the Saiga, and restricted the other two. cool pics and we never accepted the other two because bureaucrats are retards and think all fire arms are evil:devil: (and they fall under the ever so cool full auto category)
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Try them on #1. If they work well, then yes. If not, go to #2. cool thanks i was just wondering because i already went to the range and wiped out a whole case (yes all 250 rounds of high brass by myself with a box stock saiga 12) and in my excitement of actually finally getting to break it in, and the guys next to me getting in trouble for rapid fire i forgot to check which setting it was on. unfortunately it was on "2" and if i did any damage its already done but it doesn't look like anything major the finish is wore off of the rear trunnion in the shape of the rear of the bolt and car
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would a high brass 2 3/4", 1 1/4 oz load be considered a "magnum" and require gas port setting #1?
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my 10 rd mags rock, the only thing that complains is my wallet because ammo gets used so freaking fast now. I cant wait to get a 20 rd drum.