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if i install a Dragonov style butt stock like this http://www.saigastock.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=26&products_id=141 i will be OK as far as Fed compliance because its not a true pistol grip, right?

 

if i install a Tapco t-6 style stock like this http://www.tapco.com/products/saiga/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=159 i will have to change additional items to remain in compliance correct?

 

if i go with the Tapco T-6 what else at minimum will i have to do to get it to be AOK for uncle Sam.

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Where do you live? Are you in a State with an Assault Weapon law, where such matters?

 

Also, neither of those are for actual conversion, they do not move the FCG forward.

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if i install a Dragonov style butt stock like this http://www.saigastoc...products_id=141 i will be OK as far as Fed compliance because its not a true pistol grip, right?

 

if i install a Tapco t-6 style stock like this http://www.tapco.com...d&productId=159 i will have to change additional items to remain in compliance correct?

 

if i go with the Tapco T-6 what else at minimum will i have to do to get it to be AOK for uncle Sam.

 

If you go with the Saiganov stock as many call it around the forum you would be fine because it is not a pistol grip, and is imported on some Saiga rifles. You can not legally use high cap mags only ten rounders.

 

If you go with the tapco stock you will need to change the hand guard to usa speck, and that should cover you. You'll aslo be able to use high cap mags at that point. At that point you would have a parts count that is like this unless I'm mistaken:

1 stock

1 grip

1 hand guard

3 for a usa (SGM/Surefire) mag

 

6-922r parts total. 5 of the parts would be replacement and the 1 for the grip would be extra. But it's not just adding parts that matters it's replacement that matters.

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The pistol grip was not on the gun when it was imported. If you want to use the tapco t6 stock, you need to replace the handguard and 2 other parts.

 

You could get around that by using only us made magazines, because they count as 3 parts each, and you need a total of 4 replaced parts. Since there was no pistol grip to begin with, adding an american made one just ups the part count instead of replacing a foreign made part.

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