American Capitalist

My local Fleet Farm has a pallet of the 1080 packs for $165. Seeing how hard they are to find makes me really want to pick up a Saiga and a couple of cans.

First off, don't waste your money on a slide fire stock. If you know what you're doing you can easily modify a Tapco stock and make your own for about $70. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIcYVOJqWgk As for the rail, I would say that a Titan is the absolute best you can buy. If you don't feel like spending that, get a regular hand guard. Any other quad rail looks bad in my opinion. If you like the looks of it, then you should buy whatever you want. http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.php?16689-DIY-Homemade-Slide-Fire-%28bumpfire%29-stock-for-AK-47

If you want AK style sights, buy a Krebs sight. Don't pay so much for a wooden stock that (I'm assuming) you are going to throw out in the conversion.

1. Check the gas ports 2. Try polishing yourself (if you have a dremel) 3. Buy the kit 4. Glassbolt Instead of buying the kit I bought a Tac-47 autoplug and the CSS gas puck and now I can cycle most low brass loads. Winchester Universal even works on a good day.

You seriously rock.

I have decided I am sick of all my FTEs and am finally going to invest in some quality parts. At first I was considering the CSS Reliablitly kit, but then I heard about the Autoplug. What I want to know is if the Autoplug is any less reliable with low brass loads than the MD Arms or DPH plugs. If I get the okay with the Autoplug I will buy that and buy the CSS puck and spring separately.

All those upgrades and he never bothered to convert it?

How do Promag 20s compare to the MD Arms?

Obtain a dremel and try polishing the bolt yourself. If the problem still exists, send it in to get it polished. I would reccommend a glass bolt over the reliability kit.

Way to deliver! There are way too few instructional videos on Saigas.

I demand a how-to