Manco
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For sale is a discontinued Chaos Rail that fits a Saiga 12 or Saiga 12 pattern shotgun. Comes with all of the attaching hardware. Asking $200 shipped.
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Thanks for the feedback guys. As for an AWB, wouldn't it be grandfathered in?
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Hey everyone. I was just wondering if there is any value in the factory handguard and gas plug off my my saiga 12 to sell or shoud I just throw them away? Thanks.
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Oh, ok. I thought there were holes on the krebs model. I found this one the other day and it doesn't appear to have any pin holes either. Do you guys know if this would happen to fit a saiga 5.45 barrel as well? http://centerfiresystems.com/AK-P58.aspx
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Actually one more thing Finishman, are the bases of the gas block equal? Because wouldn't the holes be in different positions otherwise?
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Thanks for the help guys. Much appreciated.
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Will that fit/work on a saiga 5.45 barrel? Also does it have the ability to adjust the front sight? The one rifle dynamics makes is fixed and you can only file it down which I don't like.
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I was thinking about buying a saiga 5.45 IZ 240 to convert and sbr. I wanted to place a front sight/ gas block combo on it and attach a manticore nightshroud flash supressor to it. Does anyone know of a gas block/front sight that will work with this setup? Thanks.
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Crap, I wish I would have rechecked this thread sooner. I already threw it way. Sorry man. Otherwise I would have sent it to ya. Thanks for the feedback guys. How did the clerk know it was a trigger off a gun?
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So I converted my saiga a little while ago and I was wondering of there is a market for the left over trigger group, spring and trigger guard or if I should just throw them away? Obligatory pics, before after
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Hey everybody new member. I just wanted to say that I recently bought an unconverted S12 and this is exactly the guidance I was looking for to convert it myself. I can't wait to get started on this project. Thanks for the write up!