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Second that. Did you notice how phat that barrel was? It looked like it was at lease 1.25 inch in diameter. Interesting that they used such a short piston/gas system.

That'll work for me.

Ballistic knife!! lol

You have this thing right? If so, it will contain a rifle buffer and spring.

I'm interested.

Para Ordnance TTR rebarrelled (Say 10.5" - 12.5") to 300AAC with suppressor. And if I was bazonkers rich, I'd put it on Class III M16 lower.

Excellent choice, but way too rich for my blood.

Dog and pony show.

Definately a SBR with suppressor.

Who was selling that 12k round drum again??

I haven't hunted in eons, but this is interesting, especially if shooting them with a 308 AR is legal. I have a Witness in 10mm that I can use too.

This is a closeup of my MD V plug. Note the different size cutouts to adjust the amount of gas entering the system. These correspond to the detents on the periphery (below the screw thread) of the plug which will have the detent pin riding in them when the plug is on the gun. Sorry Lunker, but you will need the stock detent pin to make this, the Tac 47 autoplug and most gas plugs to work in a Saiga 12. In the case of the MD V plug, you won't need to depress the detent pin in order to adjust the plug.

1) The MD piece you have is called the gas piston and it counts as a 922r part. It probably isn't any better or worse than the stock part. 2) I would prefer slightly over rather than under gassed and then use a good aftermarket gas plug (The thing that screws in) to regulate the gas. 3) As mentioned by others, the stock plug only has 2 settings. The gas holes are arranged in a "V" with the point facing the rear of the gun. You can remove the gas block by drifting 2 pins out and tapping the block free

My Saiga was 3 holer with 1 partially obscured by the GB. Even with the MD plug (have since gone to a Tac 47 Auto Plug), it wouldn't cycle Rem Target loads on setting 5. I took off the GB and enlarged 2 of the holes to 3/32, drilled a fourth hole and enlarged the main GB port so that it wouldn't obscure any of the gas holes. Now it will cycle the Rem low brass on setting 4, slugs and buck run on setting 1.

You need a lawyer to tell you that there is no law?

I think he is just trying to cover his a$$. The previous FFL I used to use wouldn't deal with AR type guns because he said that it was a "Grey area". No harm, no faul I guess.

He is in Kendall Park and I've been just told to get a definative answer from a suitable lawyer.

My FFL seems to think that there is a federal law that prohibit one from permanently altering high cap mags to something with a lower capacity. I think he is totally wrong otherwise NJ won't have a clause that states permanently altering a high cap mag will no longer cause it to be considered "High cap".

If your gun is bone stock then it won't cycle target loads at all as it was designed for slugs and buck. To get it to work with low brass you'll need to take the gas block off and drillout the existing holes to 3/32 and probably drill an extra hole to the said diameter. Swapping out the stock gas plug with a aftermarket will help also. Head over to the Saiga 12 forums for lots of info on this subject.

Nice!

We should form a MW forum and get playing together. The zombie squad could try out some new tactics.

Which will be "reviewed" on youtube the day after the auction by the lucky winner.

I think the sights are where they are because the prototype AR had the charging handle on top of the reciever, under the carry handle. (Which was there to protect the handle from accidents?)

Just put in the spring a couple of days ago. It fits and ejects the cleaning kit perfectly.

My Hungarian pattern one took less than a week.