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Hello from New Britain, CT

t3mac21 I reload for my Saiga .223. Yes, the rifle does ding the cases. To mitigate the problem, buy some black self adhesive door edge molding at an auto store and apply it to the edge of the receiver cover. Read this thread. It works. You may still see a mark but it is very much reduced and is not dangerous. If a round catches the neck and distorts it, a nail set will fix it enough to run through a resizing die. Reloading can be fun especially during the winter months if you live up North and can't shoot often. Lee reloading equipment is probably the most economical way to go to

Have had a Blackjack buffer in mine from day one. Don't know if it helps or not but it hasn't done any harm either.

Hoppe's #9 always works for me!

thanks foreign firearm friend for the quick response, i plan on doing exactly as you say, and GO SLOW... any tips on that digital micrometer tho?....i picked one up when i got those carbide cutters earlier, cause i didnt have a micrometer lying around either lol...but it looks like i had envisioned them working out better... i just went with the inexpensive "general ultratech" digital micrometer...but i cant squeeze them into the frame of my ak...so im wondering if there are better micrometers out there with longer "arms" that will get me into the tight spot i need them...otherwise i was goi

There's been a lot written about M.S.A. in this forum, unfortunately, much of it has been negative. I just want to relate my own experience with Nathan and M.S.A.. I was one of a group of folks to pre-order an AR-15 mag adapter over two years ago. At that point, the adapter was basically a great idea but did not yet exist as a final product. We were trusting Nathan to produce a great product and he did not disappoint. When I received mine, Nate made a personal follow up call to inquire about the installation and offer advice. I've ordered lots of stuff online but that call was unique

Toe-Mah- toe!

I really like my Choate Dragunov thumbhole stock. I got an optional cheek piece on mine but don't use it with my POSP scope.

I have a 20" .223 that I've converted. I use a POSP 4X scope and it works well at 100 yds shooting 3-4"" groups. I haven't used any of those rails but any should work as long as they snug up tight. If you take off the stock for-end, you can install a swivel stud (Uncle Mike's or similar) and use a Harris bipod or a cheaper knockoff http://www.amazon.co...d/dp/B0002INWLY I did and it worked well . I even moved the stud to the AK style for-end on my conversion.

Should have read Cobra's post before I bailed on this topic. He's right, it's beaten to death. Zambidis, get a grip and have a good life!

That rifle came out super, a night well spent. Great job!

What gun?

Nate/MSA, I'm glad things are coming back together for you. I know that you were very committed to a quality product from the very beginning. I ordered my "vaporware" adapter very early on in the concept phase. Many of us followed the design and testing process as things happened. You were very frank about the problems you had in development and kept us informed all along. When I received my adapter, you contacted me personally by phone to inquire about any installation problems. I am very pleased with the quality of my adapter. To you "Johnny-come-lately's" that want to disparage Nat

What's the point of jabbing a new member for asking a valid question? I guess you're correct "Asking us doesn't mean anything" Does NALIOTH stand for Never Allow Legitimate Inquiries On THis website?