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I dont know how much poxy is usa made qualified, lol, but this one was full of it and then reshaped a little. My friend didn't care about 922 much so I never explore it further. I dont know if he still has it but if he does I'll try to get some pictures.

There is really no way to show it exactly. Pin goes in the hole on left, through trigger hole, and that's it. Unable to get this pin into the secong hole.

Today I started putting together my Saiga in 5.45x39. I was trying to install Tapco G2 and I was not able to. The pin goes through left side, through trigger "tube" and then is off the hole on the other side. I cannot line it up. Also, from the trigger guard view it doesn't look very pretty. Looks like there is too much room around. Like gaps. So I don't know.

I know someone filled up the stock with some kind of poxy to make it a little heavier and then reshaped the whole stock and paint it.

I got mine from BlackMarketArms for little over 300.00. It has nice dimples and mags just fit perfectly. The importer name is gone so I don't know who imported those.

I think from now I am the official member. Lol

LOL! It's the Polish way my man

Oh what an idiot I am! Of course!!! The carrier!!!!! My last conversion was done few years back and I already forgot! Thank you guyz

Hello I'm converting my 5.45 and for some unknown reason I have difficult time removing the gas tube. Lever is in proper position. Tube goes up a little but then I cannot even move it with a plastic mallet. Suggestions? Am I missing something here?

Since I'm in CT I either go 922r compliant or leave it as is. There is no choice here as we have parts of 94 ban in the law.

Hammer, dremel and screwdriver are the tools I got. No problem here. But with muzzle brake one just gotta do it right. And honestly, I got none experience with brakes. Never actually used one on any of my rifles. With my 5.45x39 I'm not even sure if I really need one since the muzzle rise and recoil are rather minimal. But to keep the nice looks of AK74, 2nd type of cool I'll look around. Maybe there is some other gunsmith who can do that for less. Thanks guys for the info.

Thanks for info. I bought this bracket this time. Last conversion I didnt use one. I dont know but it worked fine without it. It was in .223.

Hi there I am looking for someone to do conversion on Saiga 5.45x39 here in CT. Especially need help with bullet guide intallation. Please pm your phone number if anyone is here from CT. I'm in New Haven area. Thanks, Mike

Ok. I found the Bulgarian surplus at low cost. Just gotta count my 922 parts to see if I'm compliant. CT sucks here.

Well. Gunsmith would be (maybe) doing the muzzle brake. I have no proper tools for it nor want to buy them just for one brake job.

As soon as I get the parts I will list yhem for you. But just off top kvar stock 100.00 lower retention bracket 49.99 gas tube 39.99 (everybody is out of stock now) plus trigger group bolt hold open spring trigger guard bullet guide and few other parts mostly from css and kvar I found plum bayo for 90.00+15sh and sling for 15.99+5.00sh so nay get these two also. No muzzlebrake. Gunsmith said job cost: AK74 brake 300+brake price AR15 brake 120+brake price

You got a source of those? I only found k-var for 119.00 plus shipping so kinda pricey for my pocket. Any info appreciated. Thanks guys You got a source of those? I only found k-var for 119.00 plus shipping so kinda pricey for my pocket. Any info appreciated. Thanks guys

What is so special about PLUM stock that it costs almost 50 dollars more than black stock? Is it harder to make?

I found few in my local stores in CT. One had them for 499 and the other for 399. Same gun. Same caliber. So I went online and got it under 400 delivered.

Hi there Few years back I converted a S .223 and it cost me like 175.00 to do it. Today I purchased a set of parts needed for 5.45x39.5 and paid 350.00! Damn. Them prices went up. I had to sacrifice plum stock to black because the price difference was almost 50.00. Too bad. Really liked that color. I wonder when the ammo is going to go up.

Hello Quick question. Is all "AK47/74" marked furniture fitting well as a replacement for Saiga sporterized (mine is 5.45x39)?

I just bought one from gunbroker. 329.00 plus 29.00 shipping. They still have a few left.

Hi All Here's me again we a series of questions. I have found a nice mil spec plum furniture in both Warsaw Pact and Nato lenghts at k-var.com The website doesn't specify if this will fit the sporterized saiga in conversion. Is any of those stock good for fit, or they differ that much? Aren't Arsenal Saigas the same thing?

OK. Sounds wonderful. Thank You for the help.

So you are saying, that if I install a bullet guide, I can use any standard Ak 74 mag?