Conversions the same?

[NoLimit 1]

I will be starting a Saiga 223 conversion soon will I expect the same as I did when I did the Saiga 12 a month or so back?

[mscottrogers 56]

you'll need a bullet guide if you don't use saiga specific mags

[NoLimit 1]

I plan on ordering surefire 30 RD mags 1 or 2 and if I am lucky I would like to order the 100 rd drum just not sure if its 922r legal. Would the 100rd drum be legal 922r after I do a conversion. stock, grip, trigger group, and forarm? I just dont see the 100rd drum having us parts on it so wasnt sure what I needed to do to have it good for that drum.

 

is the conversion process the same or is there any difference?

[Cobra 76 two 2,677]

The trigger guard is different on the rifles.

 

[vulcan16 971]

I plan on ordering surefire 30 RD mags 1 or 2 and if I am lucky I would like to order the 100 rd drum just not sure if its 922r legal. Would the 100rd drum be legal 922r after I do a conversion. stock, grip, trigger group, and forarm? I just dont see the 100rd drum having us parts on it so wasnt sure what I needed to do to have it good for that drum.

 

is the conversion process the same or is there any difference?

 

1.No PG hole to cut.

2.You can use the Tapco FCG retainers with no mods.

3.No mod need for the BHO except shortening it(if desired)

4. No grinding the hammer hump

Much easier to restore.

If you use USA made FCG, buttstock, pistol grip,& handguard the total foreign parts will be at 9.(6 USA parts)

Adding a pistol grip brings your parts count to 15

With this you can use any mag you would like.

Edited March 23, 2011 by Jetmech