LKB3rd

I have my .308 converted with an RSA fire control group. There is some side to side play if I move the hammer with my hand. It doesn't seem to do it under normal operation, but I am concerned that it will make for a safety issue, possibly breaking off the disconnector in the trigger piece. What can I do to remedy this?

I don't have a digi cam, but I'll try to be more clear. It is the hook that grabs the hammer, on the trigger part. As the hammer cocks, it is the piece just forward of where the hammer sits when cocked that hooks onto the forward part of the hammer. When I am trying to field strip it, after I remove the spring and attempt to push the bolt carrier all the way to the rear, I am pretty sure it is the bolt that is hitting the very top of the hook piece. If I depress the trigger, it moves it forward and down, and it clears it. Like I already mentioned, it doesn't seem to be hitting it when ass

I don't have a digi cam, but I'll try to be more clear. It is the hook that grabs the hammer, on the trigger part. As the hammer cocks, it is the piece just forward of where the hammer sits when cocked that hooks onto the forward part of the hammer. When I am trying to field strip it, after I remove the spring and attempt to push the bolt carrier all the way to the rear, I am pretty sure it is the bolt that is hitting the very top of the hook piece. If I depress the trigger, it moves it forward and down, and it clears it. Like I already mentioned, it doesn't seem to be hitting it when ass

If I don't pull the trigger slightly, the bolt carrier hangs up on the piece on the trigger that holds back the hammer, during a field strip. I am concerned about it hitting it hard under fire and breaking off, and going into full auto slam fire mode. With the spring in, assembled, it doesn't appear to hang up when hand cycling. It is an RSA adjustable fcg. Is that what causes the trigger slap back I have read about? Should I adjust it so it sits slightly forward and clears the bolt, or is this normal?

I also cut mine slightly further back than the factory cut, not on purpose. Turns out it works just as well, no problems at all. So, there isn't an *exact* location it has to be to work. You can flex the trigger guard to fit a small range of locations, and as long as the trigger guard fits, and the PG doesn't hang off the back of the receiver, I think it will work fine. Mine does.

$45 each for 20 round .308

I just ordered 3 tonight using that number. Thanks Correia.

I called them last week and they told me they weren't taking orders but their website would be up this week, and taking orders. I haven't followed up on checking their site.

You could remove the old one and install it(pg) b4 you add the new fcg.

1. No personal experience/your personal preference 2. see above 3. Yes, very easy. Hardest part is working inside the receiver. A pair of needle nose pliers pretty much solves that. 4. The two pins that hold a trigger linkage, just above the original trigger on a Saiga x39 are not present on the .308. It has the weird swept back trigger. Forward/AK trigger opening is under the plate on bottom of the receiver. Pistol grip nut cutout may or may not need to be cut by you. 5. It's the lever that allows you to lock the action open. 6. right 7. not a question 8. I don't have any expe

Mine needed the hole to be cut. It needed to go right where the trigger cut was in the unconverted state, so I just widenened the trigger cut in the right place with a small triangle file that is meant for guitar fret filing. ETA: woops. Did threads get merged, or did i answer twice lol?

The denting happens when the spent casings are ejected. So far as I can tell, they hit the rear corner of the dust cover , and occasionally the charging handle. I used "goo" in those two spots and it 90% solved the problem. Occasional small dings. Others use automotive slip on molding, or a valmet ejection buffer for the same purpose.

But...I thought 'regular' AK mags were foreign made too? You'd have to convert enough other parts to get it 922r compliant.

http://www.blackjackbuffers.com/index.php?...104a0dbef84ddc8 .30 cal bore, 14:1 lh thread. Isn't the x51 slightly larger daimeter than a x39? Will this brake work on my Saiga .308?

1. Yes, the hole is covered under the plate on the bottom of the receiver 2. Mine needed to have it cut (pg attachment hole). I did it with a triangle file made for guitar fret filing, but it is easier I am sure with a dremel attachment of some sort. Not sure if all .308's need this cut or not.