InRange Saiga 12

45forme

April 19, 2010 00:35

There are a few of these up for auction right now, going for about $700. That seemed like a pretty good price for a Saiga conversion. Does anybody know anything about InRange?

Does it look like a good buy?

Here is a link

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=164277537

What to look for on a conversion?

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  ElMuertoMonkey

  April 20, 2010 20:35

  Haven't heard anything about InRange, but as far as what to look for in a conversion, the forums at Saiga-12.com are very informative.

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  DRP-AZ

  April 22, 2010 17:21

  I don't know about InRange, but when I do the SAIGA-12s I charge a lot more than most, because I WELD the "bastich holes" on the sides, instead of putting plastic plugs in them. Copper backing and welding holes requires polishing out the welds after the trigger guard is relocated.
  
  Hence, I do a complete moly over park refinish on the entire weapon, since the receiver needs it after all the holes have been welded up and smoothed out.
  
  That one has plastic plugs in it.

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  45forme

  April 22, 2010 20:18

  quote:Originally posted by DRP-AZ
  I don't know about InRange, but when I do the SAIGA-12s I charge a lot more than most, because I WELD the "bastich holes" on the sides, instead of putting plastic plugs in them. Copper backing and welding holes requires polishing out the welds after the trigger guard is relocated.
  
  Hence, I do a complete moly over park refinish on the entire weapon, since the receiver needs it after all the holes have been welded up and smoothed out.
  
  That one has plastic plugs in it.
  
  
  Thanks for the info. I had heard the biggest complaint on Saiga guns was the crappy finish. I think I'll pass on these.

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  DRP-AZ

  April 22, 2010 23:33

  They look awesome when I'm done with them.

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