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Impact Data Books and Storm Tactical Books are the 2 most widely used. I use Impact mainly because they're more active on the Hide and their website is easier to navigate. Both provide free target downloads on their sites and Storm even provides ballistic/reticle hold sheets. Start off with a standard premade book and just get extra inserts as you use them. And just to ease frustration on the range get a cover that holds pens and other nerd stuff. Rifles Only cover w/ Impact Data Book <--what I use Impact Data target downloads Storm Tactical target and reticle downloads Write up by Impact Data Books with a video

The Magpul grip comes with a screw that works with the grip nut. Once you do the bullet guide be prepared to fit the magazine catch. You're most likely going to have to trim it down to work with standard AK mags. You can modify your Saiga mags by filing down the front lip to fit under the bullet guide if you don't want to tackle the mag catch. If you do decide to fit it, please do it right and drill out the mag catch rivet, remove the spring, and file the mag catch off of the rifle. Use a screw in place of the rivet to test the mag catch. You can even reattach it with a screw and nut until you can rivet it back in. It will look much better than a chewed up mag well due to the slip of a dremel tool.

If someone is considering a Rifle Dynamics AK, I'm pretty sure the cost of the Toth Tools wouldn't really matter lol

Ginsboy2003 builds an entire AK at his kitchen table! http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdVd3Ak_wHYC73cSwSck8Wz4Nz8_kFuG8

If you can turn a screw driver and run a hand drill you can convert a Saiga. Just watch a couple YouTube videos and save yourself a ton of money so you can go buy a ton of ammo.

110% agree... Charging precision rifle prices for an AK is a crime!!

Build it yourself.

It fits a stock Saiga gas block and front sight post fine, I just don't like things stock.

Correct. I was going to put a retainer on when I had the barrel striped but I liked the length/look of the Zhukov. I had to hack apart the sight block/gas block combo to get it to fit.

My Saiga rebuild: Canis stock adapter Lantac Drakon < Tier1 Defense did the chop/thread Magpul furniture Texas AK trigger butchered Bulgarian front sight/gas block (AK-142B)

Cut the barrel to 5" and I'd buy one.

I suggest visiting SJSC. Banger's Sport Shop is onsite and its a really nice shop despite prices being on the higher end. SJSC has a country club feel about it with 15, 25, 50, 100, 300 yards ranges and an active shooting pit where they hold 3 gun and other matches. Supposedly either a 600 or a 1000 yard range is in the works. I havent been to USANA in about 2 years, but every time I went the 100 yard pits were either flooded or not in service and the whole place had a very run down feel about it.

Kits are completely legal as long as you assemble them onto a registered receiver like a Childer's or NoDak. It's illegal to bend flats and create your own receiver in NJ. Just make sure you take care of the proper evil feature upon assembly just like you would an AR. The build process is completely different then that of an AR though. You'll need the proper tools, rivet jigs, shop press, etc. It's extremely addictive and way more fun than any other gun/rifle I've assembled.

And now the AK-142B is out of stock.

I was wandering through some threads about a month ago and someone had mentioned a gun shop in Celmenton on the White Horse Pike that I had never heard of. I have driven passed it almost every day for the last 2 years and never knew it existed. It's J&J Gunworks and it is ran out of the back of J&J Auto Sales. The township won't allow him to put a sign out front which explains its elusiveness. It's a little blue building with a small parking lot with a couple cars for sale in it. You walk in the front door and say the secret words, "I'm here for the guns!". You are then led to the right through an office and into a garage that has been converted to small gun shop. The website is a little misleading compared to what is actually in the store. The site links to his wholesaler's inventory that is available to him but the actual shop only has about 8-12 long guns (rifles and shotguns) and about maybe 8 handguns. The rest of the inventory consisted of a little bit of ammo, some neutered mags for various firearms, targets, blah blah blah...it's a small place so there's not a ton of inventory. Now to the meat and potatoes, prices. Transfer fees $45 + NICS, ammo $ I dunno...lol...I forgot to look but he did say that he would rather customers go to the gun shows/big box stores because he feels bad charging what he would have to just make it worth it, guns $extremely reasonable. I asked about a Tavor and he quoted me at $1750ish depending on which vendor has it that day, but another place with a range attached to it told me $2050 that same day...wtf. And he said that he can do minor compliance work like pin and weld, but really nothing beyond that. Overall the guy, Joe I think was his name, was really cool and personable. We talked for a little bit and he said I was the third guy to come in that week that heard about him on the forum. So if you're in the Camden County, Gloucester County black hole of bad FFL's I approve of J&J Gunworks and urge you check him out.

If any of you guys build AK's, the insanely hard to get Bulgarian front sight gas block combos are in stock at K-VAR. Specifically the AK-142B and KR-008B. https://www.k-var.com/shop/Front-Sight-Blocks/

I'll take 2 Paul lol

Tavor 9mm conversion

Just buy a M85/M92 off of a friend from a free state that already pinned/welded a fake suppressor on. You'll save about $300 and have a badass pistol looking carbine.

I want to see the MP5 clone!! I got hit with the AK and HK bug at the same time and my wallet does not appreciate it.

Nice... Do you get strange looks and questioned every time you shoot it?

Anyone ever pin the stock in the folded position? The cheek weld sucks so as long as your 26" folded it's go to go, right?

I had the pleasure of doing business for the first time with Jack today and it was well worth the 1 hour and 15 minute drive. JT Custom Guns is everything I look for in a dealer. Jack knows his stuff and does not try to BS you at all. He's a stand up guy with solid prices and delivers on everything he promises. Communication back and forth was very fast and there was never a point where I didn't know what was going on with my order. I will definitely be doing more business with Jack.

MRAD EBR-2C

AIAT Vortex 4.5-27x56mm in a Spuhr mount and an Atlas PSR... top is 20" .308 w/ JEC brake and bottom is crappy pic of the 26" Hawk Hill 6mm Creedmoor w/ JEC brake in my reloading dungeon. I will always have a quick change setup for now on, it's amazing.