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Dshield55

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  1. Not that there is anything classic or used about the saiga shotguns. It's just that it seems like the teenager who gets a classic car (that was me) as their first car. It super cool, and it's super sweet, but the tradeoff is that you're gonna have to learn to work on cars if you get one because they're always breaking down, they're hard to get working right, you might be tempted to add some custom this or that every once in a while, but they're total eye candy and hall balls when they're going right. Same with the Saiga shotguns. They don't work right when you get them, it forces you to le
  2. Now all of a sudden it's working just fine again and the disconnector is grabbing the hammer when my finger is on the trigger. I wish it was okay for me to just go outside my back door and pop some rounds off to triple check, but i live in the suburbs. I'll go test it again tomorrow. Hopefully it was just a freak thing that happened once and wont happen again. I don't think it was the springs because they looked like they were in place this whole time while I was having the problem and after the problem was fixed. However, when mullet man told me about that I started wiggling the disconnec
  3. I ground it down a bit, but not too much. When I manually pull the bolt back, there is no issue and everything resets fine. I'll probably buy a new tapco hammer if I can't figure anything else out. Which main spring? The spring wrapped around the hammer or the spring wrapped around the trigger?
  4. I am using the factory gas plug. Do you think it could be something else besides a gas issue? I feel like it shouldn't be a gas issue because it's ejecting the shells just fine, how much more gas would I need? I'm wondering if it could be more trigger group related. I removed a little bit of material on the hammer's face as part of the polishing procedure. The symptom is similar to if how you rack your bolt carrier back while also holding the trigger how the trigger doesn't reset right. I'm wondering how that could happen while I'm shooting it.
  5. My saiga is only shooting every other round. I'll fire a shot, the empty shell ejects, a new shell gets loaded in the chamber, and then when I pull the trigger... nothing. It's as if when the bolt carrier slides back... it's ejecting the shell just fine but not resetting the trigger. When I pull the trigger it's just loose and I can keep rapid pulling it and nothing is gonna happen. So here's the sequence of events. I shoot the first shot, the bolt flys back ejecting the shell, the bolt flies forward and loads a new cartridge, I pull the trigger, nothing happens, I then manually pull back
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