Casimir_Pulaski

Yes, I bought it from its all created. I messaged the person who tried the Dragunov stock but I never got an answer.

Dang. Will a stock Saiga foreend work on the v21? I was thinking about getting the choate stock and making it fit, and using some standard black saiga 308 handguards.

I got a good deal on a Saiga 308 v21 for $700, It's in perfect condition and doesn't look like it was shot much at all. I love the wood furniture, but I don't want to ding it up when I take the gun deer hunting this fall, or just from going back and forth to the range. I read that the Choate Dragunov stock might work? And does anyone know if a Synthetic Saiga 308 forend with fit the V21? Thanks.

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I had Aimless on Arfcom change my username there, told him he could pick whatever he wanted. This is what he picked lol, I'm glad he did Casimir was a cool guy to read up on, I'd never heard of him before then. Theres a county in my state called Pulaski county named after him

Dang, just saw that... So I need the normal one, and then the conversion kit with the PG screw and nut, and I should be good? just get the ram diy and drill the extra holes Will I need to buy any other parts if I get the trigger guard kit, the pistol grip kit, and the .308 g2 trigger?

Dang, just saw that... So I need the normal one, and then the conversion kit with the PG screw and nut, and I should be good?

I just bought a Saiga .308 from a member off of another site, a 21'' unconverted model. I want to do the conversion. but I am completely new to this (up until now I had a M&P-15 and a Remington 700, sold both to fund "commie" guns) My question is if I get the Ram trigger guard kit that includes the hardware, and the Saiga 308 modified G2 trigger, and a pistol grip screw what else will I need? Do I need a pistol grip screw and nut, or just the screw? I plan on putting the choate dragunov stock on it, if that matters. Thanks in advance

Thanks, I thought thats what it was just making sure

do all you want to the factory trigger but it will still be crap. just my 2 cents. I didn't find the stock trigger all that bad, really. Just a long and odd pull, but certainly workable in a pinch. Hell, I have met guys who actually changed a stock Glock trigger to the 8 lb. NY kit because they preferred it. Different strokes. Here's my latest iteration ... 18" barrel, PWS FSC30 brake, K-var NATO length stock and rubber pad, Tac Ops stock pack, Nikon Monarch 3-10 mildot scope, blah blah blah ... Shot two sub 1" groups Monday morning but only for three rounds, then they opened