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  • Colonel Monk
    Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 366

    New Saiga 12 needs New Buttstock

    Howdy

    Just got my Saiga 12 last week and hoping some help tricking this out.

    This Saiga already has the pistol grip and forward trigger like the AK, so as far as I can tell any of those combination recoil-reducing stocks + pistol grip won't work.

    We found a nice-looking piece to adapt the receiver to an AR style stock from Mississippi Auto Arms.

    From there, the plan is to use an Endine Shot Shock AR style shotgun buffer and a nice AR stock. Yes, the stock will need to be pinned in position to comply with the law.

    Big question, is what stocks out there are really well suited for a shotgun with a good sized contact patch and a nice plush pad?

    Also, I'm still open to suggestions on any hardware you all have used for recoil reduction.

    Thanks,

    CM
    CM
  • #2
    dunwitjayz
    Banned
    • Feb 2012
    • 73

    I put the magpul moe on mine and pinned it , also added the extended butt pad for a lil extra cushion . It works well . Theres no need for a shock absorbing tube , that's for girls !!! Haha trust me my girlfriend shoots mine all day long and doesn't complain

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    • #3
      Colonel Monk
      Member
      • Feb 2011
      • 366

      Ha, there's always at least one.... "my grandma can shoot yer gun all day" hahaha

      I'd have to ask what kind of rounds you're shooting. Though I just bought this I've shot more than a few boxes thru other Saiga 12s in the past. First saiga had the folding AK stock with a contact patch about the size of a deck of cards. Barely tolerable with game rounds, let alone mag buckshot or slugs.

      This one has a little better stock AK style, but still too short and not enough contact. And, zero cushion.

      OK, so if you were using the Magpul MOE then what adapter were you using? I see that R&R Targets also makes a nice one.....

      CM
      CM

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      • #4
        dunwitjayz
        Banned
        • Feb 2012
        • 73

        When she shoots it she usually shoots clays , so it's the value pack stuff . There's a huge diffrence between that and 1oz slug but she can shoot about 5 rounds of slug before complaining about her arm bruising ( I got the a Winchester shoulder pad to shut her up ) hahaha . But either way she shoots it all day , it's actually one of her fav guns . I picked up the polymer tube with moe stock for 90$ at missippi shooters supply ! Took about 10 mins with a file to fit but it worked out great , I didn't go with the back plate because I didn't want to cut the tang on my reciever

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        • #5
          Sam .223
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2008
          • 1576

          i have the shot shock on my S12 and its hands down the best recoil reducer i've used on a shot gun.
          5.56: reach out and touch someone.
          458 SOCOM: reach out and knock someone down.

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          • #6
            Colonel Monk
            Member
            • Feb 2011
            • 366

            Originally posted by dunwitjayz
            When she shoots it she usually shoots clays , so it's the value pack stuff . There's a huge diffrence between that and 1oz slug but she can shoot about 5 rounds of slug before complaining about her arm bruising ( I got the a Winchester shoulder pad to shut her up ) hahaha . But either way she shoots it all day , it's actually one of her fav guns . I picked up the polymer tube with moe stock for 90$ at missippi shooters supply ! Took about 10 mins with a file to fit but it worked out great , I didn't go with the back plate because I didn't want to cut the tang on my reciever
            OK then, that's what I guessed. I have shot my buddy's with an ACE and 1" pad and it was alot better. The value pack stuff isn't that bad even without a pad.

            We're not planning to shoot sporting clays, though I'm sure that will be done. It's gotta be ready to throw buckshot and mag slugs....

            Good to hear that others are using the shot shock. It's a nice piece of kit. Now just need to find the right adapter and stock.

            CM
            CM

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            • #7
              Colonel Monk
              Member
              • Feb 2011
              • 366

              Originally posted by Sam .223
              i have the shot shock on my S12 and its hands down the best recoil reducer i've used on a shot gun.
              Oh yeah Sam what receiver adapter are you using?
              CM

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              • #8
                TZL
                Veteran Member
                • Jan 2006
                • 3197

                I have 4 saiga 12s

                I'm running:

                #1 tromix + limbsaver
                #2 Carolina shooters + cheek rest and ace 1" recoil pad
                #3 ace 7.5" stock with 1/2" recoil pad
                #4 polymer tube adapter (http://store.carolinashooterssupply....4-Stock/Detail) plus pinned magpul Ctr with enhanced buttpad

                Try the tromix with limbsaver, it's a great piece without the need for a bunch of hydralics

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                • #9
                  atakacorp
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2012
                  • 846

                  Originally posted by Colonel Monk
                  Howdy

                  Just got my Saiga 12 last week and hoping some help tricking this out.

                  This Saiga already has the pistol grip and forward trigger like the AK, so as far as I can tell any of those combination recoil-reducing stocks + pistol grip won't work.

                  We found a nice-looking piece to adapt the receiver to an AR style stock from Mississippi Auto Arms.

                  From there, the plan is to use an Endine Shot Shock AR style shotgun buffer and a nice AR stock. Yes, the stock will need to be pinned in position to comply with the law.

                  Big question, is what stocks out there are really well suited for a shotgun with a good sized contact patch and a nice plush pad?

                  Also, I'm still open to suggestions on any hardware you all have used for recoil reduction.

                  Thanks,

                  CM
                  Good muzzlebrake(MOLOT GK-01) and AK RUBBER BUTT PAD ,




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                  • #10
                    TZL
                    Veteran Member
                    • Jan 2006
                    • 3197

                    or try this stock...remember to pin for CA

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                    • #11
                      TZL
                      Veteran Member
                      • Jan 2006
                      • 3197

                      Who has the MOLOT GK-01 in stock?

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                      • #12
                        atakacorp
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2012
                        • 846

                        Originally posted by TZL
                        Who has the MOLOT GK-01 in stock?
                        not cheap,worth every penny You'll be amazed what a difference it makes,looks heavy,but it's super light

                        Last edited by atakacorp; 04-25-2012, 5:48 PM.

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                        • #13
                          Sam .223
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2008
                          • 1576

                          you can get an adapter from Carolina Shooter Supply, they have various ones for converted and non converted guns, then use a pig nose and the shot shock will screw into that. if i can get pics om my setup i'll post them up for you.
                          5.56: reach out and touch someone.
                          458 SOCOM: reach out and knock someone down.

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                          • #14
                            TZL
                            Veteran Member
                            • Jan 2006
                            • 3197

                            how much does it weigh?

                            Originally posted by atakacorp
                            not cheap,worth every penny You'll be amazed what a difference it makes,looks heavy,but it's super light

                            http://firespeedtactical.com/product...-for-saiga-12/

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                            • #15
                              atakacorp
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2012
                              • 846

                              Originally posted by TZL
                              how much does it weigh?
                              My apologies to OP for a little hijack
                              very light , I dont want to take it of my Saiga to waight,you can ask this guy,got it direct from him

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