Which G2 trigger works with saiga12 is it the single hook or double ho

[expeditionx 1]

Which G2 trigger works with saiga12 is it the single hook or double hook?

 

I remember seeing the conversion page a while back but can not remember what the pins were that are needed to replace what is drilled out. Size, gauge, length, or width?

[stokstad 4]

Which G2 trigger works with saiga12 is it the single hook or double hook?

 

I remember seeing the conversion page a while back but can not remember what the pins were that are needed to replace what is drilled out. Size, gauge, length, or width?

 

 

They both work but you need to make an extra cut for the double hook to fit. The double hook isnt really necessary so I would just use the single hook unless you have a double hook laying around.

[topmaul 42]

The Single is fine I would use it. I have one in my AK, my Saiga shotgun, and I'll be putting one in my son's Saiga if there is one under the tree, Hope he does not see this.

[expeditionx 1]

Just noticed the replacement pin included in the Tapco G2 trigger group.

Or is that a rivet?

 

Thanks for the replys so far. I appreciate it.

[G O B 3,516]

The rivit looking thing should be a bushing to go in the trigger/disconnector to ease installation. Without it the trigger will be too sloppy on the pin.

 

G O B

[Wolverine 10,360]

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The rivit looking thing should be a bushing to go in the trigger/disconnector to ease installation. Without it the trigger will be too sloppy on the pin.

 

G O B

 

 

G O B is right. It is a bushing or sleeve that slides over the pin and through the trigger and disconnector. See the G2 picture below.

 

PS: Don't forget the small spring between the trigger and disconnector. The beauty of the bushing is it allows pre-assembly of the spring loaded parts and easy installation of the G2.

 

Wolvie