Yankee Dog 0 Posted February 13, 2016 Report Share Posted February 13, 2016 I have an unmolested 308, 16 inch barrel, less than 200 rounds fired out of it in the 14 years that I have owned it. I guess it's time to dust it off and do something with it. I have been reading up on doing the conversion, and the two names that keep coming up are CSS and Dinzag. I was going to go with CSS, but the kits I really liked (with the stock) are "out of stock" even though they sell the stocks separately. So I guess my question is, who makes a better conversion kit? The trigger guard on the CSS kits looks a little beefier, and I like that the pistol grip female threads are cut into and a fixed part of the trigger guard as apposed to the Dinzag trigger guard looks like it uses a stamped steel nut that is loose or free. Seems to me that nut will fall out when switching out the pistol grip on the dinzag? The Dinzag includes drill bits and the CSS does not (no big deal, I have bits). The CSS includes the pistol grip, the Dinzag does not. Just looking for a little advice/direction. Anything else I need to purchase? I have read that the safety needs modification...I can weld, and am pretty good with a arc welder and 1/16 inch rod on sheet metal, so while it is not mig or tig, I can probably handle building up the safety if needed, but, I can purchase one if needed and save me the time of welding one up. Can I use my original stock with the new pistol grip added while I decide on which replacement stock to buy?? I have a drill press, drill bits, carbide bits (for the welds), and arc welder (ac/dc) and I have plenty of satin black 2 part automotive epoxy paint. I will use an air brush with the epoxy paint for touching up the bare metal. I just want to get the right kit, and have this conversion done right. I am looking forward to the improved trigger as well. I have 300 rounds of .308 military, and am loading up some more... Thanks, YD Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Yankee Dog 0 Posted February 14, 2016 Author Report Share Posted February 14, 2016 Ended up ordering the kit from CSS today. YD Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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