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Looks pretty darn real to me.

Oh good, someone else is alive in this place.

Give him a minute. Big phone call tomorrow.

He appears to have started the ball rolling.....

Saiga 223!

Well, stranger things have happened. I have hope that Trump will do something for us Saiga and Russian firearm lovers. I know he is all about America first, and for that matter so am I, but if somebody could just whisper into his ear how the Soviet ammo bans have devastated our sport, perhaps he may do something about it.

Since I already owned a converted 223, I decided to bring the pawn shop find back to original configuration. Luck for me I had a AK101 style dust cover that I bought from Rifle Dynamics a few months back to keep around as a spare. After some adjustments with the dremel it fit right on. I then used surplus saiga conversion parts that I've accumulated over the years to do the rest. Here she is next to my converted 223.

Found this at the local pawn shop. I think it's a 2002.

Still looking around from time to time.

I know it's been "a while" since I've been here, but life happens. Hope everyone is doing well. I have a rather odd question that so far has eluded answers. Here goes, is the extractor supposed to hold the round in place on your bolt (if not on the rifle) or should the rounds be able to move around a bit and even fall out of say the extractor is towards the ground? I've observed some rather interesting things on some of my American 5.56 AK's and want to hear from you guys.

Hey guys, long time. I've been busy for the last few years doing contract work for a friend who started his own company. Basically, busy as heck. However, I have not lost my love for our beloved Saigas. I noticed that several folks have the Lynx 12's on sale pretty cheap right now and have a question about these. Do you all think one would make a decent platform for an SBS? Also, is anyone here in the states making a Saiga 12K style gas block and system? Basically, I want to try and turn a Lynx into a Saiga 12k clone. Has this been done yet?

They sell/make good stuff.

I've built 5 AR's using their kits and all turned out reliable and extremely accurate. If you want to build a rifle comparable to a Colt 6920, try the CHF M4 carbine kit. Same forge markings as Colt but for hundreds less. Also features a BCG that has been high pressure and magnetically particle inspected as well as a chrome lined barrel made by FN that has the same tests.

Anyone find anything on what exactly the idiot used? Media keeps saying AK style, but that could mean that he dude used a 10/22 Ruger since they don't know shit about firearms.

She saw the Kel-Tec finally. She gave it a long look and asked "is that new?". I said "nah.....just haven't taken it out in a long time". She believed me. Up next, the WASR! Although I did just get her a 1913 St. Gaudens double Eagle in a diamond bezel for our anniversary. That cost a pretty penny.