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EddieMossberg

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  1. Recieved mine today! Number 3138. My drum fit perfectly out of the box, no fitting required. I haven't fired it yet, but it loads and hand cycles easily. Not to mention it feels very solid and well built. Thanks alot Mike!

  2. Hi all, I'm new here, but I've been into AK's for a couple years now. I recently recieved my Saiga 12 and I see it was made in Russia. Is the S12 considered a Kalshnikov? Or is it a clone? I would love to be able to say that I own a real Russian Kalashnikov! What do you all think? Thanks.

  3. I don't know about Federal, but my Winchester low recoil slugs work fine in my Saiga 12. These work fine on setting number one, I've fired roughly 75 of these shells. I don't know if Federals will have the same results. Could you just buy one box to try them out? Never tried the TAP shells.

  4. While I don't have the MP12, I do own the Saiag 12 RAK from Atlantic and Redstick. It is my first Saiga, so I can't reference it with anything, but I can say it is very well made. Two thumbs way up for RedStick and Atlantic.

  5. Trigger not resetting? :cryss:

     

    Try removing the top cover and check to make sure both hammer spring legs are resting on top of the trigger bars. They apparently can have a habit of slipping off. You might have to slightly bend them outward to make em stay. ;)

     

    (Just to give credit where its due, this is not my own fix. This is from Tony's list of operational tips on the Tromix website. Thanks Tony!) :up:

    OK I went ahead and cleaned the weapon up and looking inside, it appears that the spring is only on top of the trigger bar on the left hand side, not the right. The sping leg on the right seems to holdthe BHO in place. So is this right hand hand spring leg supposed to slip over the right hand trigger bar? It looks as though it could be made to slip over. If so, what technique should I use. I wish I had a camera. Thanks.

  6. Eddie welcome,

     

    Did you get the one that has the mp5 front hg on it? If so how do you like it and what about the angle of the rails?

    Thanks guys, AllJacks, actually I got the one with the Russian handguard with the lower rail. This rail worked pretty well today, it stayed cool enough to fire as many rounds as stated above. I don't know about the mp5 rail, but it looks slanted.

    So I may be going back out tommorrow, I'll see if this problem persists.

  7. Hi all, I'm proud to say that I now own a Saiga 12 RAK from Atlantic Firearms and Red Jacket Firearms. I'd like to say that Atlantic was great to do business with. They answered all my questions promptly and shipped quickly upon payment. I can safely say I will be ordering from them again. Red Jacket also gets my praise, the weapon was in perfect condition and the workmanship is top notch in my opinion. I still want a Tromix, but this weapon is very high quality as well. BTW, I have no ties to any of these companies.

    I received the weapon about two weeks ago, and haven't been able to fire it until this morning. My friend and I went out to a secluded spot out in BFE to try this beast out. First impression.... WOW! I've never had so much fun firing a shotgun! I fired nearly 300 shells of 00 buck and slugs in roughly 45 min! I'm truly impressed with the capabilities of this weapon. I'm not a huge guy, yet the recoil was so very comfortable. It beats the s**t out of my old trusty 590 A1 as far as recoil. Like I said, we fired a substantial amount of lead, yet I could have kept going all day. Even now my shoulder is practically 100%! I'm not sore at all! This is far and away the best shotgun I've ever owned, and I'm a shotgun guy. I'm still excited, I just got home.

    Here's the rundown, in the first 100 shells, it failed to feed twice. Both failures occured with the AGP 10 rnd. mags, somewhere near the middle of the mag dump. The factory five rnd mag was flawless from the start. After about 100 shells, all mags functioned perfectly. I think I've worked the feeding problem out through firing it out. I'll continue testing.

    The ammo was all Winchester 00 buck and full power slugs. I did fire some low recoil slugs as well, which worked fine on setting number one. I didn't try any birdshot this time out, but I will soon.

    Now here's the problem. Near the end of the shooting session, approaching 250 shells fired, the trigger would not reset itself upon firing a shell. It would stay in the rearward position. I had to manually pull it back into the proper firing postion with my fingers. This happened four times and each time I had to pull the trigger back out to continue firing. The weird thing is, it would do that and I'd fix it, then it would fire several magazines before happening again. It seemed the trigger would do this randomly. Could it be from fouling up the works due to firing several hundred rounds in short time? It is pretty dirty right now. Any suggestions? Thanks!

    I'm new, but feel free to ask my anything about the weapon. I'll try to share any way I can. Sorry, I dont own a camera.

    Eddie

  8. If anyone is looking for a bunch of misc parts and possibly an S12 pistol grip converted for sale I will be posting them in the for sale section in a hour or so.

     

    Just a heads up:)

     

    I am getting a Tromix S17 and need to free up some funds:)

     

    Thanks

    I'm looking for a top cover for an S12... It would be great my hands on one! Any luck for me?

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