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Finally grew some ballz and decided to convert my saiga 7.62. I absolutely have no gunsmithing skills, no tools, no garage to do the job. I picked up all of the tools at walmart and the kit from CSS. I say that it was fairly easy but drilling out the trigger guard plate was no easy task those rivets and welds were extremely hard to get through a 3/16 drill bit did nothing i used a slightly larger masonry bit. Anyway take a look.

 

ThankS to every1 on the forums for the Do It Yourself Attitude answering any questions i had u guys gave me the courage to go thru with it.

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Here's my Arsenal/Mime (no fighting please) 7.62x39 Russian Red Saiga convert "desk conversation piece" and weekend warrior...  

This project was actually finished around this time last year, but I thought it was time to finally put it up for the Izhmash/Saiga purist like myself out in the crowd.     While it's nothing s

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did a 104-style conversion to my SGL21. bulgy fsb/gb, bulgy rsb (had to replace it because the original was bent like shit and crooked), added pistol grip reinforcement plate. extended brake by chris butler / ak-usa. sandblasted, and refinished with duplicolor low and semi gloss, then baked for a little over an hour (forgot todo the gas tube though). just need a 100 series stock and 500m rear sight leaf, then refinish, and thats it, but right now im happy with it :)

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haha, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice! smile.png, you used a russian fs/gb i see, extra points!

 

Thanks. yeah, I was lucky and got one when rusmilitary had them. Im happy I did. I love the look, not to mention your extended brake by chris butler. that things sick!

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what tool do you use to adjust for windage? i tried using my crapco tool, and though it barely held on straight, it did move it a little after tightening and hitting the handle with a rock. but it left marks on my sight, and then the threads stripped on the tool. ugh

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what tool do you use to adjust for windage? i tried using my crapco tool, and though it barely held on straight, it did move it a little after tightening and hitting the handle with a rock. but it left marks on my sight, and then the threads stripped on the tool. ugh

 

Sorry, didn't realize you were asking a question. Mine did the same thing. Now I just use a hammer. Or hammer & punch.

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Here's my brand new one, recorded for posterity as it won't look like this for long! I have the Carolina Shooters Tapco conversion kit sitting here under the desk, a box full of 30 round AK mags just arrived from AIM surplus, the Tapco handguard and gas piston should be here around Monday, the Barska scope and mount are here as well. We go out on Saturday for initial breakin to make sure she's fully functional before making any changes.

 

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Just completed the conversion. I got the wood from MarkW1 and refinished it myself. Handguard retatiner from Dinzag. Bullet guide, pistol grip nut and bolt, Tapco G2 trigger and trigger guard from Carolina Shooters. Gas tube from K-Var. 20 round mags from What a Country. Guess i like to spread the business around!

 

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