Which Company Would be Best to do this Saiga Work?

[DyNo!]

I've got a mid barreled comp I want installed as well as a pistol grip conversion done with the gas tube drilled and tapped for an Ultimak rail:

http://ultimak.com/m11-L.htm

The comp is the real work since I'd want it to cycle with light loads (since the gun already eats the 100 round Wal-Mart packs. I want to keep this ability and the gas ports would potentially have to be opened).

Any reputable recommendations?

This with the same pistol grip, no folding stock, and a compensator + a Primary Arms T-1 knockoff:

[Delray]

Krebs Customs does great saiga work.

http://www.krebscustom.com/

[MikeFoley]

Gentleman Jim on this forum from Firebird Precision Firearms is a genius on this platform. I would send him a PM and ask him if he will do the comp work for you.

[maineshootah]

Gentleman Jim on this forum from Firebird Precision Firearms is a genius on this platform. I would send him a PM and ask him if he will do the comp work for you.

+1.. love mine.

[ken hebert]

For a 100% gun from a 100% guy, Jim Lambert of Firebird Precision.

[Alaskapopo]

I've got a mid barreled comp I want installed as well as a pistol grip conversion done with the gas tube drilled and tapped for an Ultimak rail:

http://ultimak.com/m11-L.htm

The comp is the real work since I'd want it to cycle with light loads (since the gun already eats the 100 round Wal-Mart packs. I want to keep this ability and the gas ports would potentially have to be opened).

Any reputable recommendations?

This with the same pistol grip, no folding stock, and a compensator + a Primary Arms T-1 knockoff:

I am very happy with my R&R targets open gun from Rob.

He is a member of this forum and here is his web site.

http://www.randrtargets.com/

Great youtube vid on his front page.

Pat

[DyNo!]

Looks like R&R only installs their own parts - any other suggestions?

[HS101]

Check into dreadnaught industries. I shot with Alex and Fred at Fort Benning last year. Their Saigas ran really well. I think Alex is in Afghanistan, but I think Fred is still around. Their website has examples and contact info. Alex is "Wakal" on the forums here...