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I have that micro dot on mine and it works great. So far, so good w/buck and slugs. Its on a ultimak mount.

This would be "cut the tang" application I assume? Plate weld?

Thats the berries. Now the final user could add a magwell and...... viola! GJ Cobra.

I have the Ultimak rail on my 20 gauge and the Chaos tri-rail fit. Unbolt the 2 vented sides from the Chaos tri-rail, install the Chaos tri-rail and then bolt the Chaos vented sides back on. Worked for me. I'm ordering a Chaos tri-rail for my 12 gauge with the Ultimak rail. Cool. I asked in this thread... original back on March 12th but never received an answer. A member was having problems w/the tri fitting w/his ultimak. Cameron said the wings were .05 smaller now in his new batches but there was never an update if it worked or not. Just trying to get a comfirmation they work

Do we know if this will fit w/an Ultimak mount now?

Has anybody had a significant improvement on rocking in loaded mags by shaving the bolt? I'd maybe hit it again with the Dremel if I thought it would make a more noticeable difference. A very significant improvement on mine.

I have heard of the push buttons being wobbly from other forums before. Seems that is just they way they are.

2 gen I's and 1 gen II.....work perfectly. No modding what so ever. I will buy some more shortly. The gen II came w/o the spring steel lip. Called and told AGP and had one at my door in less than 4 days.

Question: Why bother w/winchester if federal works fine? Federal is actually less expensive around my neck of the woods.

Mine has done that before but it actually came half way out. I put it back in place and put some loc tite on the ends. So far, so good.

Here ya go headshot. But like Cobra stated...... Thread

Yeah, I sent an email about 6 months ago about parts and never heard back either. I gave up after that.

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Yes, the new plug should help with the different ammos. You can dial up the gas better. Kings Armory gas tappet would help also if you need to go that route. Winchesters are about the bottom of the barrel for bulk packs. Try Federal and that should help. Made a difference for me and my drum. There is a thread tacked up top that tells you what you can smooth out that will help cycle your rounds. Most shoot heavy loads at the start to help smooth things out and break in the shotty. Glad you are enjoying your new boom stick. Have fun.

Damn Joe. Didnt he plastic weld that back for ya?

Pic?

Mine did the same thing. Twisted it to where it finally would stay in the right spot and havent had trouble since.

Have a pic w/it on the saiga?

The above. Did mine last night and what a difference it makes. Loading a full mag on a closed bolt is now simple.

Thx fellas

My bolt just did the same thing and went flying. Luckily I believe I found all the parts. So, is the firing pin actually 2 pieces? Parts I found were the bolt face, roll pin that you can just pop out whenever you want obviously, spring and 2 firing pins (one short which I believe you put the spring over and a very long one that goes in to the stem portion) Did I miss anything. Searched for a bolt disassembly thread........

Got it, deleted it right away. Noob w/o a post count even.

So I went and tried out the new gas plug from GF yesterday. Everything cycles fine w/the original. Basically, everything cycles fine also w/the new plug but here is the question. Shooting Federal wally world value pack, I can get everything to cycle fine on setting 2 w/o problems w/AGP mags. When I try w/the drum, it would not eject properly on setting 2. Setting 3, no problem. Moved it back to setting 2. After failing to eject the first 8 or so, it then cycles no problem on 2 after that. Same thing w/slugs. At +1 w/AGP, no problems. With drum on +1 FTE. Moved it to 2, no pro

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