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If I was going to dump the money it would take to set up a Saiga I would get a good American made gun that is 10 times the quality.
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If you're a collector who wants a replica of an AK-103, then you will pay for the trigger relocation and the shorter gas tube, but the guy who mentioned the Saiga probably wants a tool, not a collector's piece. He can correct me if I'm wrong. Quote:
A Saiga carbine that has been modified to feed from standard AK mags is so much better than the SKS. The SKS, once again, is too long, heavy, and cumbersome for what it is. It's got nothing on a proper assault-type rifle, and it is inferior to a dedicated marksman-type rifle. They made sense when they were $69.99 in the 1990s, but they do not stack up against the AK and similar weapons. LOL, you just got done ranting about how Warsaw pact weapons are so much better than "sub-quality" American guns (the "leftovers") and now you tell us that we should get American guns because they're "10 times the quality" of the Saiga? |
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You talk like a gun magazine of gun forum person, lots of information and all of it false.
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You think it is legal and won’t get you a felony record, tell that to all the felons in prison. Guns are not something you want to start cutting on, Feds don’t need a real reason to snatch all your guns and put you in prison. A racist with a hacked up Russian gun is enough to spend life in prison. If you ever have to use the thing you are guaranteed a prison term unless you have some juicy info that puts someone else in prison. Quote:
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I have been around the block and know my stuff. I am not going to waste any more time debating you. It is pointless so don’t bother replying because I don’t care. But you will. Gun nuts are predictable, they can't accept that they are wrong. I am not talking about you in particular but gun nuts are the whiniest people I have ever seen. Go to any gun forum tell some clown he is blatantly wrong and he will nearly cry then spam the forum with 50 consecutive posts collected from all over the Internet. I would figure gun people would have thicker skin, which is why I enjoy provoking them so much. I would beware of anyone on a forum telling me to cut my gun to modify it to take something it wasn’t made to accept. That sounds like a Fed or entrapment. Before you cut anything off your gun aside from sites you need to consult the local and federal laws. It doesn’t matter who tells you it is legal, they won’t be the one paying your $10,000 fine or spending 10 years in prison. Edger Steele had an article on this subject where he said just that and he was 100% right. A rule I would follow, if you are a novice then take no advice on gun mods. Buy it already modified that way it is legal. I read a story about a Kwap that spent some time in a California prison because he moved there with his modified SKS that was legal everywhere else in the country. It was in Backwoods home or some similar magazine.
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I am not I a "gun nut". I just want to make sure that the readers of this forum get accurate information. I have some knowledge in this field, so I am just sharing it.
What you are saying is false. There are perfectly legal ways to modify the Saiga carbines. There are tutorials available on how to do it, and if one doesn't feel like learning, he can get the mods done for a small fee. You are spreading information that is not true. Stop it. |
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I am not saying what is legal and what isn’t, I am just issuing a warning to all would be gun hackers that don’t take the word of anyone online myself included on the legality of grinding on a gun. Edger Steele has an excellent article (and recent as well) on this very subject. If you or anyone else chop up a gun and get hauled into Federal court I won’t show up to defend you and I am sure no one else on this or any other forum will either. Stay safe and stay legal, don’t put things where they don’t belong. This applies to your body as well as guns.
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I bought the ATI monte carlo stock and couldn't feel more satisfied.
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So many technical inaccuracies contained in this thread I regret bumping it...
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I've been to about a dozen gun shows, and 95% of these people aren't looking to give anyone a good deal on a gun. I'm talking about them asking for 95%-100% of full retail price of a brand new one for a gun that is heavily used and not in top condition. Maybe its just gun shows in my area?
Going to a gun show might net you that rare, or hard to find gun you've been looking for but you're gonna have to pay full retail for it. The only gun I ever bought from a gun show was a Browing over and under 410 gauge/.22lr, and paid $100 for it. The guy wanted $150 initially. |
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