saiga 308 quad rail and m4stop check rest

[Ad4m48]

Hi long time no talk... I got a saiga 308 and just got it converted. I'm looking for an m4 style quad rail system for the saiga .308. I have had no luck finding this on my own. Also I am looking for a cheek weld that snaps into the side of a m4 stock (thats whats on saiga...) i'll up load pictures with some paint editing to show what I'm looking for. Thanks for all the help.

 

[Chopdoktor]

http://www.combathunting.com/AK47_AK74_MAC_MAADI-ATI_AK_Strikeforce_Collapsible_Buttstock.html
Stock. This has a ton of upward cheek weld adjustment. I use one on a Saiga 12.

Or just the cheek riser, as you asked for:
http://www.combathunting.com/AR_15_M_16_M4-Collapsible_AR_15_M4_T6_Carbine_Stock_Cheek_Rest.html

No offense, and these may not be what you're looking for, but could you seriously not find anything like either of these? They're pretty ubiquitous. Hope this helps

 

[Chopdoktor]

NOTE: The 7.62x39 quad rails do not fit the .308 without a lot of dremel work, but for the price and availability, I'd say that's the route to take; that is, if you have confidence in being a do-it-yourself'er. Shouldn't be too terrible.

 

[Ad4m48]

http://www.combathunting.com/AR_15_M...heek_Rest.html that thing is gross. I found this one http://aa-ok.com/ema-cheek-rest-for-existing-stock-2-6cm-rise-polymer-made.html and placed the order. I have seen those all over the place and it was always out of stock, but I found one... Just my luck. And I dont own a dremel... And when gun smiths say ALOT of work that means too much for a guy like me... I'll talk to my gunsmith were I take my gun and see what they can do..

 

[Chopdoktor]

Ok, good luck! I thought the one at 'combathunting' looked a lot more solid, but since I don't figure you'll be smashing doors or caving in skulls with it, the reduction in weight makes the one you bought a definite good choice, haha. And if you find one for cheap, get a dremel! You have no idea how much you can do with one until you own one. It's a must for all kinds of fun gun-related stuff, especially on AK's where the fit and finish can be kind of coarse. Be brave; I did my own Saiga conversion in 2.5 hours with a hammer, a drill, a punch, and a $15 Autozone knock-off dremel tool. Just gotta believe in yourself!