[Jeb027]

Troy's at it again. Just got my sgl-31 back fresh from conversion at Inrange. Weather wouldn't cooperate so here's some indoor shots.

 

[Newaza]

Re: SGL-3105

That's nice. What kind of gas block did you use?

 

[Jeb027]

Re: SGL-3105

That's nice. What kind of gas block did you use?

It's the only thing non-russian (except 922 parts) had to go with bulgy due to the fact that the Russian ones have become unobtanium.

 

[Blanco_Diablo]

How much?

 

[BLindeye_03]

Looks good but why not cut the barrel and weld the brake on there? Or is that what you did and I cant see that..?

 

[Jeb027]

How much?

I don't even want to add it all up

Looks good but why not cut the barrel and weld the brake on there? Or is that what you did and I cant see that..?

I was a little worried about shooting corrosive out of it and not being able to clean between the end of the barrel and the brake. I figured this would make cleaning much easier.

 

[SD01]

that's neat

 

[thirtycal]

How much?

I don't even want to add it all up

[quote="BLindeye_03":7gj563ts]Looks good but why not cut the barrel and weld the brake on there? Or is that what you did and I cant see that..?

I was a little worried about shooting corrosive out of it and not being able to clean between the end of the barrel and the brake. I figured this would make cleaning much easier.[/quote:7gj563ts]

Very nice!

So that brake on the front isn't really a brake then? It's just acting as a cosmetic shroud, right? In other words, the gas ports on top of the brake are not actually active I presume.

I like it

Thirtycal

 

[Jeb027]

How much?

I don't even want to add it all up

[quote="BLindeye_03":svbhua2i]Looks good but why not cut the barrel and weld the brake on there? Or is that what you did and I cant see that..?

I was a little worried about shooting corrosive out of it and not being able to clean between the end of the barrel and the brake. I figured this would make cleaning much easier.

Very nice!

So that brake on the front isn't really a brake then? It's just acting as a cosmetic shroud, right? In other words, the gas ports on top of the brake are not actually active I presume.

I like it

Thirtycal[/quote:svbhua2i]
Yes sir you are correct.

 

[helothar]

looks great!

any source on where more of those gas block/front sight combos can be had?

 

[Jeb027]

Had to trade a guy one of my other rarities for the fsb

 

[dead_eye]

If you are looking for the fsb/gb combo you will have to bite the bullet and get the whole barrel assembly from k-var. You will be using everything but the barrel, which you can sell to make back some of the cost of the parts.

I am doing the same conversion right now. I am using the bulgarian rear sight because it appears to have the correct ramp for the shorter barrel length. I also did not have a handguard retainer so that came in handy because as usual k-var is out.

 

[helothar]

looks like k-var is out of the barrel assemblies.
what is the russian seller out of the UK who sells a bunch of century series parts?

edit: oops sorry i found it.
i'm looking to do a conversion from a saiga as well, so i dont really need the rear sight block or anything like that
just the front sight combo.

 

[dead_eye]

looks like k-var is out of the barrel assemblies.

Uh, k-var is showing them all in stock (a rarity) http://www.k-var.com/shop/home.php?cat=274