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  1. Oh, this is a 5.45 conversion. I thought it was a 7.62. But anyway, I tried to cut the end of my FSB off with a tubing cutter, but didn't have the right wheel. Made a good scored line though, and was able to finish it with a mini plumber's hacksaw. Mine wasn't threaded, so I bought a die from carolina shooting sports and did it myself. And yes, this was my first time working on an AK. Surprisingly easy, I must say. Replaced the gas piston (had to drill out the dimples) and threaded the barrel in about an hour. Now, if I could find an American made wooden monte carlo style stock, I'd be done wi
  2. From there, A little more indexing, and then a wood block on top of the brake, pounded with a sledge hammer. I had a hard time rigging it up in the vice, do I just held it in one hand with the other hand using the hammer. After it was on about 3/4 the way, I took the wood block down and just used hammer to the brake. Once it was fully down, I indexed it one final time. This time I used a piece of string tied to the buttstock, put it in the rear sight notch, and then had the string (dental floss) against the top of the post, and eyeballed how even it was with the barrel. Not really the most sci
  3. Hello, Have the bone- stock Saiga sporter, looking to replace the crappy black factory stocks with a sporter/ monte carlo mix type stock. Anybody making something like this? Here is a pic of two I found on another site. I would like the buttstock to resemble the dark one in shape, with a forend like in the other pic. Who is making these????
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