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  • Geoloco_7
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2011
    • 5

    Dragumov Stock

    I just bought a saiga 12 shotgun and wanted to change a couple of things on it i wanted to install a dragumov style stock but i think it is illegal in california. anyone know for sure? if not what king of stocks can I use? also want to install a barrel shroud and change the stock fore-grip i think it's called. are all pistol grips illegal in california?
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    RustyMacHine
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 1401

    Originally posted by Geoloco_7
    I just bought a saiga 12 shotgun and wanted to change a couple of things on it i wanted to install a dragumov style stock but i think it is illegal in california. anyone know for sure? if not what king of stocks can I use? also want to install a barrel shroud and change the stock fore-grip i think it's called. are all pistol grips illegal in california?
    My post has been corrected:

    It is not illegal since your Saiga 12 most likely came with a mag-lock. However, changing its current configuration triggers the 922r compliance issue. You have to replace enough parts with U.S. made parts to be compliant. Check-out next post for the answer.

    Google is your friend... Since I can't find the 922 parts calculator.

    Is this the stock you you have in mind:



    I can't definitely say that his conversion is 922 compliant but if that thumbhole stock is US made then I'm sure he has enough parts on that table.
    There are better conversions than this.



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    • #3
      bigthaiboy
      Veteran Member
      • Apr 2007
      • 4795

      Originally posted by RustyMacHine
      It is not illegal since your Saiga 12 most likely came with a mag-lock. However, changing its current configuration triggers the 922r compliance issue. You have to replace enough parts with U.S. made parts to be compliant.

      Google is your friend... Since I can't find the 922 parts calculator.

      Is this the stock you you have in mind:

      I can't definitely say that his conversion is 922 compliant but if that thumbhole stock is US made then I'm sure he has enough parts on that table.
      There are better conversions than this.
      Installing a thumbhole stock does not trigger 922(r).

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      • #4
        RustyMacHine
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2010
        • 1401

        Originally posted by bigthaiboy
        Installing a thumbhole stock does not trigger 922(r).
        Thanks for the correction.
        What took you so long?
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        Originally posted by ARfan23
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        • #5
          bigthaiboy
          Veteran Member
          • Apr 2007
          • 4795

          Originally posted by RustyMacHine
          Thanks for the correction.
          What took you so long?


          Sorry, busy weekend, plus I only drop by the shotgun forum every couple of days.

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