[Ejection problems after new furniture install]

Thanks for all the info, being new to the Saiga 12 I wanted to make sure I wasn't going to do anything that could "overtake the plumbing". Will get busy with these suggestions this weekend and will let everyone know the results.

 

Mark Young

[Ejection problems after new furniture install]

@ rnemhrd - no I haven't "back tracked" was hoping I wouldn't have to. Yes it was working flawlessly with the TAC-47 before I put the new furniture on it.

 

@ misterT - I cleaned it after first shooting it with the new furniture, thinking that might be the problem. Shot it after the cleaning and actually had one of the 00 Buck stovepipe on me. I will check out the gas piston tonight.

 

On another note, when I cleaned it before this last shoot, I noticed on the left side on the upper front part of the forearm there was some carbon on the inside part of the forearm. There is a hole in the gas tube there, is that normal? BTW, I bought this gun at an estate sale so am not the original owner so I'm not sure if there was any "modification" done prior to my purchase.

 

Thanks,
Mark Young

[Ejection problems after new furniture install]

Recently purchased a forearm/stock kit (SKU: DE_KIT_02) from Saiga-12. After mounting the new forearm and stock I'm having trouble cycling rounds. Before the install my Saiga-12 would cycle low brass Winchester shells as fast as I could pull the trigger. Now it won't cycle them at all and even have had a couple stovepipes with some Remington Express 2 3/4" 00 Buck. I have a TAC-47 Autoplug and didn't do anything to it when I put the forearm on. Has anyone else experienced this? If so any suggestions?

 

If you need any other info to help with me out just ask and I'll provide it as best I can.

 

TIA,

Mark Young