Rustie

Thank you for the explanation. If slant brake "prevents almost all of the muzzle climb" 74 "reduces" muzzle climb, I'm thinking I will be more interested in a slant brake. I am truly not to concerned with muzzle flash or a little more recoil ither.

Yes I already know, thank you tho.

I'm looking at the G2 trigger and it says Axis Pin Retaining Plate or Spring needed and disconnect spring not included. I guess (Plate) or (Spring) is what i need. The spring is only $2 where as the plate is $8, is there an advantage to the plate over the spring? Is the disconnect spring the spring that is already on the trigger assembly that the rifle comes with or do I have to buy it separate also? Are there any other pieces like this that I may be missing?

I think I may end up going with the cheaper G2, the problem does seem few and far between and that is a hefty price difference for a problem that I may never even experience. I don't really want extra work to do on the muzzle break right now, so I don't believe I will be going with one that needs drilling out. However I hear alot of people talking about the Slant Muzzle Brakes. Would a slant muzzle brake be better than the 74 style muzzle brake. Or is it really just coming down to personal preference at this level? Later on I may go more in depth with it and try some other things, but righ

Hey guys, I’m new to the forums and new to the weapon modification scene. I’ve done my fair share of research; however I still have a few questions about my build that I’m having trouble getting answered. I’m starting off my build with a Saiga 7.62x39 16” BBL. I want to put a Bulgarian Wooden Stock Set on it. From my research I have read that the Bulgarian AK-74 Gas Tube fits the Saiga 7.62x39 very well; however I was unable to find one of these. I did find an AK-47 Polish gas tube and from what I have read online, these fit with minor adjustments, i.e. a small amount of filing. Does the o