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  1. "They"? Sorry I was trying to avoid directly mentioning Alliance armament. See post two.
  2. They make their case very visible on their webpage "This is an American made receiver, this is the firearm everything else is just a spare part." This thread is becoming is rather confusing.
  3. I can't get my polychoke to pattern buckshot any where as good my patternmaster. 8 inch patterns at 25 yards with 12 pellet OO buck http://www.patternmaster.com/ I wish I could find a Saiga to Remington threading adapter-extension.
  4. See, that's funny because the spare parts I like to keep around an AK is another cheap ass dead-reliable AK... Sorry man, couldn't resist. Yes. I do that too. The problem with an extra rifle is that not all parts are equally likely to fail. First extractor breaks - OK. Second extractor breaks, now you've got TWO useless rifles because you can't buy spare extractors. I wish RAA would finally get the ball rolling and at least get the non compatible parts from Ishmash for Saigas and Veprs. Bolt carriers, bolts, extractors, and springs.
  5. I don't think that will fit correctly on top of the Saiga trunion. The left side looks to tall. I have read of people using 3/4 inch interior diameter steel pipe cut to fit.
  6. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=104127385
  7. Pure Horseshit. Quote me. Is there a better source to reference about nylon other than Plastics Machining & Fabricating online magazine? I take it your not a fan of their online publication. Plastics Machining & Fabricating P: (847) 634-4347 F: (847) 634-4379 EMAIL: hfrankurba@aol.com P.O. BOX 1400 LINCOLNSHIRE ILLINOIS 60069
  8. After one hour in 140 F water, dried the mag and tested it. It functioned perfect. Some of the info I read on nylon suggests that it will also absorb silicon based fluid. This is a good thing because silicon helps the surface by plasterization which is why armor all or similar is used on dash boards. Another mag I treated internally and externally with Black Magic Pro Shine but dried the excess off seems to feed way slicker than a plain agp mag. The mag follower slides through much better less friction and it keeps the polymer from drying out and dry rotting.
  9. Time for a warm water test. http://www.plasticsmachining.com/magazine/199702/nylon.html "Nylon is hygroscopic. It absorbs and releases moisture in response to changes in the humidity of its surroundings. Nylon can absorb up to 8 percent of its weight in water when immersed. If placed in a dry environment, absorbed water will be released. This is typically a very slow process. The rate will depend on conditions of temperature and humidity, and part geometry. Use of water-based coolants during machining will have little or no effect on the moisture content of the finished part. "Wet" nylon ten
  10. I just removed a whole agp mag after 2 hours in the freezer on the coldest setting. Filled it full of slugs and performed a function test. It worked perfect.
  11. After soaking for 12 hours in water, I dried an agp follower with paper towels. I reinstalled it and it functions acceptably. Now for the freezer test.
  12. This might explain the problems that some have had with their AGP mags. I am going to try and really test this out by soaking a follower by itself in water for a day and then drying it and reinstalling it in the mag to function test the mag. This sure makes an excellent argument for steel mags and metallic shells.
  13. Are most of the 7.62x39 Saiga trunions lately flat or round?
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