AcezHi

I have had good luck with Remington 2-3/4" Slugger slugs in my 76mm mags. I couldn't find 3" and wanted to sight in my seeall sight. I gave up on anything less than 3" for birdshot and got a case of Fiocchi #4 3" that functions flawlessly in my 5 and 8 round mags. Now I just need to shave off or remove the BHO so it doesn't cut into me when firing.

If anyone is looking I just saw 3" 5 rounders for $38.95 each. http://www.saigastock.com/saiga-20-ga-5rd-magazine-for-3-inch-shells-p-6765.html They also had the 2.75 as well

I hear you. I have 3-5 round- 3 inch ones and 2-8 round- 3 inch ones and I am good with that.

I hear you. I have been on their list for a while as well. I had the 12 and gave it to my son. He loves it. The CSSPECS site still shows promise for a fall run, but it has changed in the past.

That's unbelievable! Still holding out for CSSPECS.

Wow if that sells I may post a 20x76 5 rounder.

http://saigaclub.net/saiga-ak-vepr-svd-parts/spare-parts-saiga/muzzle-paradox-saiga-410

Installation of the sight went not so well. I got the old sight off with a couple taps which was nice. I installed the dovetail for the rail and mounted the rail. I noticed that the rail seemed to be angled pretty far to the right just by looking down the top of the gun with no sight mounted. I am guessing the great Saiga quality control of the dovetail is the cause. This will not allow me to adjust the sight far enough right to be on a 3 FT square target at 10 YD with slugs. Not good! I have sent a question to support to see if there is any yaw adjustment on the rail. There is plenty

Based on this response from the ATF are they legal or not? It took a bit , but I got the following reply. I asked as Saigaclub.net has mags available in 20x70 and 20x76 various round counts. Federally manufactured magazines may be purchased here in the US. there may be State/local restrictions. Russian made magazines are only importable if they are for a firearm enumerated on the Voluntary Restraint Agreement. Thank you! I have posted what they sent for the list as well below. I see Saiga listed generically, so they are ok? VOLUNTARY RESTRAINING AGREEMENT (VRA) Annex

Well I bought one of their night rail sights and a Carolina Shooters 4" rail. Figured I would try it before I did a elevated front sight. I should get the rail today. The sight is smaller than i expected and weighs nothing. I will post results as soon as I get a chance to mount and try it. I need to pickup some 3" slugs to get a basic zero going. I would post a pic, but can't seem to upload an image.

Has anyone tried the See All Sights on a Saiga shotgun? Looks like an interesting piece. https://seeallopensight.com/product/see-all-nite-rail-sight/

Just received the following response via e-mail this morning. As of now it is only a 13 round magazine. We are waiting to see if they can make something other than the 10 round magazine. They are in the $60 range right now, so we are trying to see if they can do something with the price. Rob Lets hope. I would love some 10 or 13 rounders.

I filled out the contact us form on their webpage yesterday. I specifically asked about Saiga 20 mags. I will post when I get a reply.

March 13 got the following about the coming csspecs 10 rounders. Still a ways off.. But we are still intending on making them. I am also waiting for a few.

PM sent

Last time i bought some a few months back I got buy 2 for $49.95 and get one free. I bought 3. I don't see them on the site where i bought them anymore.

I throw them in the wood stove for a bit and clean them out with the ashes and throw them in the metal pile. Drives are cheap these days. Having worked with various agencies over the years total physical destruction is the only real way to be sure. I have seen data recovered from drives of some pretty crafty people. We have them shredded at the office. There are services that come to your door to shred them.

AcezHi is a play on Aces High a 1976 movie about WW1 pilots.

Link clearly states they expect that item to be AVAILABLE in January of '17. I need to fix that.. Back in August it looked good, a few things changed since then. Once we heard the election results we shuffled our schedule to catch up two years of maintenance over the next couple months.. I figure if I have four more years, I'm going to fix all the annoying broken stuff right now.. We have been knocking machines apart one after another for repair. Getting my flickering lights fixed, got the musty smell out of the shop A/C too. We should be back to running full speed soon. The 20 gauge i

I know I am ready for 2 or 3 of these when they are released. I have been watching their site for months hoping to see them available again. Fingers crossed as there doesn't seem to be many options.

Has anyone else tried this? I just did a conversion and a 12 BHO seems like an easy part to swap if it allows loading on an open bolt with a full mag.

From the CSSPECS website. There is a page to put your name on a list. I am checking back almost daily. I did buy a few 5 round 76mm mags at http://www.saigastock.com/buy-2-saiga-20ga-3-inch-2-rd-magazines-get-1-free-p-6749.html (buy 2 for $49.95 and get one free) to get me by. We expect this item to be avalible again in September of 2016. We expect this updated item to be lighter, stronger and more reliable.

Drilling was the right choice. Just enough. Keep it minimal I suggest that when you get your conversion parts, you profile your hammer properly and smooth up the rails before even installing them. Then use the stock spring. If it needs more to get to 100%, then bump up your port size a couple thousandths. Also, leave out the autoplug until you have it running perfectly. It's easier to troubleshoot with less variables going on. After a few hundred shots, the poppet spring in the autoplug may be broken in and need another half turn or so in to get back to the same behavior. I think

After installing new puck and spring I went to a much better 11 of 15 normal with 2 FTF and 2 FTE. I would say that is much better with Federal 2 1/2 walmart bulk loads in the 76mm mags. I am sure after a few hundred rounds it will only get better.. Next round of ammo will be a little higher brass loads. Now time to start thinking about the conversion parts.