Saiga .223 doubling

Sam1911 · Nov 19, 2017

Ha ha ha! Man, it sure will shock you the first time, won't it? Your story sounded so familiar.

I almost guarantee you'll never have this problem once you're done with the bench and using the rifle in practical/field situations.

entropy · Nov 19, 2017

Well, at least it was the cheapest fix! :thumbup:

And now you know how to bumpfire, should you ever intentionally want to.

M1key · Nov 19, 2017

Well, I've converted 3 Saigas in .223 and never had your problem firing from the bench.

Regards

M

Sam1911 · Nov 19, 2017

Well, I've converted 3 Saigas in .223 and never had your problem firing from the bench.

Uh, good then.

M1key · Nov 19, 2017

Sam1911 said:
Uh, good then.

Yes it is Sam.

M

jhansman · Nov 20, 2017

M1key said:
Well, I've converted 3 Saigas in .223 and never had your problem firing from the bench.

Regards

M

Glad to hear it. Honestly, I never had this problem either, but it sure reared it's ugly head last week. All I can attribute it to (now) is sloppy range technique. Unfortunately, our range only has a few lanes for offhand rifle shooting (and they go fast), so the best I can do is shoot the rifle from a handheld, seated position. Heck, if I ever have to use it on zombies or the like, I most certainly will not be sitting.

Sam1911 said:
Ha ha ha! Man, it sure will shock you the first time, won't it? Your story sounded so familiar.

Ummm, yeah. Woke me right up. My buddy in the next lane looked over and, very calmly, said: "That's not good." Understatement of the week.

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