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I purchased one of the first ones coming into the US and have many thousands of round thru it....the day I got the MKA 1919 I cut the stock and prototyped a stock adapter for AR stocks. I slowly drilled out the gas ports and started by running 3 dram shells thru it . Bought the aluminum lower from Ohio....made for a more reliable shotgun. I built 12 or 14 Saigas....if you work on them you can make them run relialby but they are all differant in some way. Check out Tooth and Nail and Firebird and see what they can do.

With over 35 years in law enforcement and security...the simple proposition is we either hang together on this one or we will most assuradely hang separately....boys the Popo are not our enemies....who the hell took down these terrorist in the first place....it is the turds whoe are not calling this a terror attack....look at all the media, they are afraid to insult anybody but us followers of Christ. Dec. 07, 1941 coming up...if we look at that the same way we looked at this attack we would be speaking Japanese of German.

Same here,,,I have two 1919 and c-mores on both. Have over 3000 rounds thru my main gun and no problems plus C-more stands behind their productc...I bought a used C-more and they put a new body on it for $55.oo and shipping.

Jim, going to Brownell'/Rockcastle Pro-Am this next week---was looking to run your drum...can we make this happen in a week?

Call it a rraiga!

Jim does March mean spring is here? Up in the northern states I have my first 3-gun match coming up end of the month, an all shotgun match we run locally to tune up for the season. My brother and I are signed up for the Nordic shotgun and I would like to get you drum all broken in by then. Hint, Hint.

Jim it is almost Feb...can you give us a copletion date on your drum....need it for the up-coming 3-gun season.

I had one of the first MKS's to come into the country...just bought the $399 er last week. The day I got the gun I had the stock cut and started on a front tube...I did not like the original forearm. I then proto typed an AR stock adopter and a machinist freind of mine made one for me and I have run the gun the last two years in open. I read this forum and got mag extention from Jim and triggers from T&N...the only problem I have is light primer hits every now and then....so do what AMERICANs do and make it work...the MKA is a real fun gun to shoot and fiddle around with.

Put the part with the stuck screw in a vise, level the stuck screw to the drill chuck, secure the vise to the drill table, chuck up the proper hollow ground bit. PULL DOWN on the drill handle put bit into screw slot and slowly turn the drill chuck by hand, adding more and more pressure to break the screw loose.

Check with Nick Kalishek (fastshooter3). He makes his own AR upper and can modify it to a right side-charger. Nick is a grandmaster IPSC shooter, has won a number of big 3-gun matches including thee CMMG twice, and is a machinist....my brother and I both have his uppers and they are the most accurate you can find...just my opinion.