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Bingo... Even if the difference was $50 for the T6 setup and $100 for the full conversion it's still worth it. If you can't wait a few weeks to save up the extra $50 then maybe you shouldn't be spending it at all. Theres nothing wrong with the stock rifle. There are shitty aspects. But nothing broken. Boomsick, if you haven't caught on already we are trying to tell you that T6 setup is no improvement over the stock rifle. So that is a waste of money. Which it sounds like you want to conserve. But hey it's a free country spend your money on whatever you want. I'm sure e

its not pointless to polish the pieces. i would not recommend pulling the FCG out to do it though. The effort to reinstall outweighs the result. The way the factory FCG is designed with the extra linkage between trigger and disconnector creates a lot of the poor trigger issue. Polishing will do nothing for this piece. I would just do the contacting metal points on the FCG. Also do your rails where the bolt carrier slides. I ll have to dig into it and see what the FCG looks like. I am a big fan of polishing contact surfaces, I dont think it could hurt.

Im not much into metal work so this will be mostly new to me. I will have to get some type of high rpm tool to do that. Would a cotton tip with polish work with a cordless drill?

That is total bull. Almost like the old saw if you have to ask how much you can't afford it. People ask questions to learn not to get condescending answers. If nothing else a helpful no and this is why not would be in all helpfulness. my sentiments exactly, Well put. In most other cases, with my guns, some polishing can do wonders for contacting parts. Maybe Ill learn the hard way

A mess to you may be a good starter ak for me.

Lets all take a dump in a box and see whos smells better.

GOD ALMIGHTY GUYS, HOW MUCH MONEY IS A PERSON SUPPOSED TO HAVE? We cant all build a perfect setup on the first try. Maybe after Ive shot it unconverted for a year Ill gradually start replacing parts and trying to stay legal. Im tryin to get used to the factory config, and then make it awesome, and Ill truely appreciate what Ive got. I dont have the money to do much else. Diapers, food, rent,gas, come way before AK The questions Im asking are basic for you 'high up' ak shooters, maybe someday I can aspire to your greatness. Im not tryin to say your knowledge isnt appreciated, it

Ive just become aware that When I slap my tapco t6 stock with the pistol grip attatched, I cant use my factory mag. Ive seen a coupleUS made followers that work with saiga mags but what kind of floorplate would work?

lol. Just wait. I said the same thing and converted after I got home from the range. I wouldn't waste five minutes doing anything other than "restoring it." Ive spent enough for now and truthfully I dont have very much to compare it to. Ill see what I can do with it (if anything) and go from there. Ill be happy enough to get a stock saiga rifle and slap on a cheap cheap t6 with the pistol grip. that should do for now. Ive already told the old lady that she will have a nice selection of christmas presents for next year. Can I use the factory 10 rd mags with the ta

I have not recieved my new rifle yet, so I have not had the chance to pull the trigger. I have heard that the stock trigger is heavy and sloppy. I really have no desire to move the FCG forward, yet. Would there be anything you can do with sand paper to at least make it smoother? Before I would replace it, do I have any options for an easy fix? or at least make it a little better?

I bought a saiga 7.62x39 from a guy on gunbroker. It looks really good in the picture and I figure that this is an awesome gun for 360 bucks. Its being shipped out monday and Ill hopefully be picking it up by the end of the week. What should I look for to make sure its not messed up before I take it home(canted sight/gas block)? It is not new in box but looks to be in very good shape. What red flags should I look for?