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Those smileys...they seem intimidating... Alright...before I get in any trouble...what does "SS" mean?
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Juuuust in case you need some more reasons/convincing about the PRACTICAL advantages of converting your Saiga...a large portion of the "Description and Photos" section of my website (saiga12conversions.com) is dedicated to just that very subject. Besides the huge improvement in balance, converting your gun is the only way you can LEGALLY use a magazine with a capacity of over 5 rounds. If you ever find yourself convinced to convert...I can get it done quick for you. If you are worried about the gun looking "gaudy"...you can always go with a fixed black synthetic stock and keep the fac
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In time you might want to think about offering reliability services such as bolt and hammer profiles and also port work. I have previously chosen a gunsmith who has paid attention to finish details such as riveting the trigger guard, welding up the trigger holes, and refinishing with duracoat. Then you can move onto 100 series folder installs. I know previous members who have started profitable business model's doing just that. In fact, one is working on my 040 as we speak. But I think the real key here is expanding your client base by offering rifle conversions as well. Good luck, an- 50 replies
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Hey MBrent, I am knew here too...and I am not sure if it is ok to get "off topic" and answer questions in this topic...but here goes: As far as the retaining plate goes, I would recommend that you see if Greg at CSS would be willing to send you a shepards crook spring instead. They work great, are easier to install in my opinion, and will definitely stay put. CSS has a great tutorial video on youtube that shows you how to install it. Just search for "carolina shooters supply shepards crook" As far as the 3 inch shotshells go...good luck
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Thanks Spacehog. And even more thanks to Juggernaut for shielding me from all these trigger happy brutes! LOL! This is my first forum experience...and I will probably make more silly mistakes. Yall feel free to scold me when I goof up though. I'll get better . I am going to be lurking around this forum a good bit for the next month or so... You guys are going to be my main customer base...and I want to make sure that I make everyone very happy. If anyone sees something that they wish I would offer in my conversions, or has any (gentle please) suggestions for improvement....please
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Fixed, Collapsibleor Folding Stock?
saiga12conversions.com replied to BlackBird97's topic in Saiga-12
If you use a German or Polish style steel folder, the trigger and charging handle will not be blocked at all. You can operate all funcions of the weapon, including the safety, with the stock folded. They are tough as nails, and lock open and closed. Only available in 8 inch warsaw length though. -
Yikes man! You are definitely right about me doing things out of order...but Juggernaut was kind enough to guide me through the process of correcting that. (I am new to forums...spend most of my time shooting and tinkering etc...) As far as the Tapco comment goes... I would have to disagree with you. Tapco DOES manufacture some premium parts. Their SAW grip (which I use...and I am almost positive TROMIX uses as well on his conversions) is HARD TO BEAT. And their G2 fire control group is FANTASTIC...I have a hard time imagining how they could have made it any better! The Tapc
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$55 for a STEEL 8-rounder is a great deal if you ask me. That is only $10 more than the cheapest reputable (AGP) 8-rounders that I have seen.
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Hey guys! If anyone is interested in having their Saiga 12 professionally converted to pistol grip and customized...check me out at www.saiga12conversions.com or www.lebaneseforcesarmory.com . The base price for all parts and labor...which includes a tri-rail forend, magpul vertical foregrip, and tapco folding stock...is $600. I have a few upgrade options available as well, including a wide assortment of top-quality buttstocks. I also retain the bolt-hold-open feature on all of my conversions, unless you request otherwise. I am going to do my very best to maintain a 2-week turnaroun