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45Bretired

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  1. Twitch has a point. Thats not a big job well the back plate is something any good welder can do. They could also fill the holes but if they aren't gun people I don't know how the finished product would turn out. Sending it out will take a while for the turn around. Most reputable shops have huge waiting list. If you were needing a whole conversion then it would be worth the wait but like alot of us here you sound like a DIY'er. I weld like shit. If it's something that can be seen I get my buddy to do it. 15yrs welding in chemical plants without any gunsmithing knowledge or skill hell I don't think he even shoots outside of deer season but he can weld like nobody's business and thats all you need when it's not cosmetic beautification stuff. My buddies welds are actually like a machine did it pretty but he says thats what happens when you do it correctly. I think thats just a nice way of telling me how much my welds suck but hey, they hold.

  2. I'm a AR guy that loves and appreciates the AK. That being said I HATE THAT GUN! Shot one at the range a month ago and was not impressed. I wanted to be impressed enough to have a reason to add one but I'm not. It's less attractive in person than in pictures meaning all that plastic looks and feels cheap. Even the guy who owned it admitted without me saying shit that he was scared to drop it for fear of it breaking. I did have to do alot of work to my S12 to get it to run so I'm not going to do a comparison between a bone stock Adkal and my tip to tail modified S12 as it wouldn't be fair. I will say that out of the box it didn't do any better with quality or crap ammo than my out of box S12 did. Which may be an indication that it can be modified to be just as reliable and I know alot of quality names are playing with it and I'm sure if they put thier names on it then it will run fine but can the average Joe with a average garage shop do it? I've built parts kit AK's and that knowledge did me no good at all when I tore into my Saiga 12. Maybe when I get the chance to shoot a built MKA I'll have a have to have moment, after all thats what it took for me to fall head over heels for the Saiga12. I guess we'll see.

  3. I myself am torn between a Eotech 552 I think, Aimpoint Comp M2 and a Aimpoint Comp M4. I have all three sitting in the safe and I'm going with that 1913 rail rear sight replacement that CSS has. But I guess I'll have to try all 3 to figure out what works best for me. If I didn't have them I'd probably go with a micro dot of some kind.

  4. Thank you IPSC45 I appreciate your patience. I have never asked these questions nor have I checked any of the legal areas on any forum because I've always been compliant and never needed to so I really didn't know it was a dead horse issue. Thank you for being kind. I agree with you on the whole search thing. Why get on these forums if your not willing to discuss and sometimes debate things over and over and occasionally over again. I'll be abandoning this post now and I'll go on back to the Saiga 12 side.

  5. I've always made it a point to be compliant. Triple check everything and every source of information on my guns and 922 compliance. My question is has anyone ever been caught or know anyone who has been caught out of compliance? Accidentally or didn't care doesn't matter. If so, how were they caught? What were the penalties? I'm curious but this could also be a teaching tool. Please share any stories or info you may have.

  6. My 4 port needed 5/64 ports to get her to run Winchester Universal. I wasn't concerned about over gassing because I stepped up the ports in small increments and I have a TAC47 Auto Plug. It was almost 100% reliable like that like 99% but I put a CSS puck in it and that was the ticket. 100% reliable every one of these guns are a bit different. I know for a fact that this gun is going to go BANG EVERY TIME I PULL THE TRIGGER! No matter what I feed it. Honestly I don't see anymore crap in the gas system when I clean it than before I opened them up. It really runs like a sewing machine.

  7. Don't be so quick to give up. Nothing about these guns is rocket science. There is all the info you could ever need on this forum. Read up and don't be afraid to tear it apart you'll be glad you did it'll pay off later.

  8. I happen to like the SAW grip. I strongly believe a PG should be about the way it feels to you not how it looks to you or anyboby else. After all isn't it the place most touched on the gun? I think a guy once said it's seldom the same whats appealing to the eye and touch. I think he was talking about fat chicks but it makes sense.

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