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Thanks 3-gun!
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I'm interested too.
Thanks!
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I got the OK to post these from the original poster over on Brian Enos website. Thank you going out to "3-Gun Sweden" on that Forum for
posting them and then allowing me to post these here.
Notice the nice stippling job on the grip also. I hope we get these imported into the U.S. sometime soon! Lots of fun...
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I asked permission from the poster over on that forum to repost the pics here. I'll put them up when I get the OK.
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The thread is near the top of the "shotgun" forum on that website. I don't know if it's ok to link to it here.
Wow, they are really nice looking! Will these be importable?! I don't see why not.
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I wouldn't buy a random spring. I'd take what's left of the old one and match it as close as possible. It's only a safety detent spring. You safety may be a tad bit tighter or slightly looser, but it will work with no problem.
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Hell, can't be hard to find a replacement. Look at different AR detent springs. Go to your local hardware store and find one then cut it to length.
This should be a pretty easy fix...
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Picked up my MKA1919 yesterday and really like it but I have some questions about making some modifications. I'm thinking about changing a few things. The stock, the grip and the handguard. Not sure which stock adapter I'm going with. Don't know anyone that has the Firebird adapter instock. I kind of like the looks of Tony's(Tromix) adapter more anyway. I'd like to put a Magpul ACS stock on it, so what would I need to make an AR buffertube/receiver extension fit onto Tony's adapter? Looks like I'd need an ACE Stocks "Hognose" adapter, am I right?
Also, how hard is it to mod the receiver to install Tony's grip adapter? I know that you have to cut off the factory grip, but how hard is the procedure to do? Is it a precision job? Can a person do this themself?
I really like the Firebird aluminum handguard. Will be thinking of adding one when they are released.
Thanks for any help!!
AKATTACK
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Got mine home, really like it so far!! Got it from Cheaper Than Dirt, they have the Eksen manufactured shotguns. They guys at the gunstore
were really digging it, they had never seen or heard of these shotguns. The owner asked for a range report whenever I could get time to test
it.
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I pick mine up this afternoon after work! $615 total out the door. Can't wait!!!
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I decided to snag one from CTD. Figured my Saiga needed a friend...
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Where are they stamped with the armory/factory's name? The upper or lower?
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No big deal to me about missing the sale on the MD drums, Mike will have them on sale again
sooner or later. I might buy a ProMag for now. I'm in no hurry and I will buy from Mike
sooner or later, as I've heard that he's a good guy to do business with.
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Just to make sure of any doubts - I wasn't bashing Mike, I was bashing myself for waiting.
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I already have an S12 and wanted a MD 20round drum for it and figured that I might go ahead and order one today.
I was kinda watching their website, mainly the 20round drum with the clear back, this morning and saw that there
was 100 instock. I kept refreshing the page every now and then and was watching the number and every now and then,
it would drop by one or two. It was down to 95 when I went to eat lunch with my wife. When I got back, I refreshed
the page and "wow", they were sold out! I get the feeling that someone bought a large number (or all) of them. The
black back and smoke back drums didn't seem to drop in number much.
AKATTACK
Editted to add: Welcome to the site Pvt. Joker!
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Big +1! Haven't been around here in awhile, but I've learned a lot from this forum and always enjoyed it!!
Thanks Makc!!
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That looks a standard AK print. It is a nice print, but I do not think that it is accurate for a Saiga 12.
You are correct, it is indeed for a AK rifle, however it will work in locating the pistolgrip nut hole because it is in the same exact location on both the rifle and shotgun. I used that template when I converted my S12 several years ago. The square with the X in it is the hole that needs to be marked and cut.
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Hope this works.
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Ok. but what parts? A complete bolt? The bolt carrier? Extractor? Firing spring & pin? Lets say in 10 years no parts are available. What parts should be purchased for safe keeping? Better safe than sorry.
I'd email Doug first and see what he has in stock and how many parts are available. You'll probably have to buy a complete bolt. Everything on the S12 is built so tank-like, I doubt you'll have trouble with anything but the small parts contained in the bolt. I do remember some guys had trouble with the carrier cracking where the piston screwed into it. But I don't know if this was a widespread problem or not. I'm not sure if it was even cracking, they thought it might have been. Like you noted-better to be safe than sorry.
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Kobra all the way! That's what I have on my Saiga 12. Got mine from Tantal/Doug Ford.
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Hey nice to see ya AKATTACK.
Hey man! Good to get back in here! Been lurking on the HK forums. Hope all is well.
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Tantal - also known as Doug Ford of Texas used to stock spare parts for the Saiga line of shotguns. I don't know if he still does, but he has it noted on his website that he still has parts for them. He's a super guy to deal with! You'll probably have to email him for a price list, and I'll warn you now - his website is packed with eyecandy!!! I love looking on his site!! Here's a link: Doug Ford/Tantal Website.
factory 10 rounders over on Brian Enos forum
in MKA-1919
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I remember some folks on this forum ordering and receiving 8 round mags for the Saiga 12 shotguns from a dealer on Britain many years ago when this forum was just takin off. You don't need a permit. I ordered a clamp on front sight for my 12 and .410 from the same dealer and got them.
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