gotcha, sorry for the newb question

ive always wondered

Hey man, we all gotta start somewhere

Always learnin new shit

cause i always was like man if its the same size then how does anyone shoot that damn thing

We all still learn i don't know shit

anyways, deagles are for posers unless you're hunting a bear imo

I know just enough that I don't know shit

Am moving my way up to like us all

I do know i sent in my form 1 to build a surpressor

mmmm das a sexy rifle

Was my 18th birthday present to myself

See i was thinking my ak would look better with wood furniture

i love a good gun

The problem with the Saigas as far as handguards go is that they lack front retainers

You have to have those installed, I believe

But if you want a full length rail, the stock system is actually awesome

Nice i should look into that i just got the romo 5 on it now

That website I linked you, that sells the bullet guides? They stock the same handguard that I have

I do like the EQ tech on my ar15 better then the romo5 but its never failed

It's a pretty nice piece, but it's machined aluminum. If you got a lathe, a bridgeport and an indexing head, you could make your own fairly easily

Nice what did ur cost

The handguard

When I bought mine, which was like 4 or 5 years ago, I think it was like 150 bucks

Still not bad i paid like 300 for my light weight one for my ar10 308

https://www.carolinashooterssupply.com/CSS_Saiga_rifle_forearm_Ar_style_ventilated_VEPR_p/css-rifle-ar-slots.htm

120 actually, but out of stock right now

Which I am still pissed about i put so much into that rifle and still have some problems

AR10s are tricky because they lack standardization

Idk it was a stainless steel heavy berrel then I put on a light weight handguard, lightweight berrel, adjustable gas block all odin works and stage two tigger and now it loads a round high and jams

Only thing I can think of is the feed ramps

Should i just get new mags

The feed ramps are internal to the rifle

But since you mentioned magazines, do you have any cheapos for that rifle?

Just got what they had at the local gun shop

If you don't mind sacrificing a mag for the sake of experimentation, you could try shaving down the front of one a little bit

I can do that

Theoretically that should push the round up less

Lil by lil till it work

Yeah, check it periodically