Do you have any links for any of the parts you got?

@@Amado9111 Look up Sureshot-USA

Dude does sag or zenitco even make stuff that even fits yugo pattern stuff, i havnt seen any that does last i checked. i don’t think putting any risk on an ak means it’s al;ha inspired, since the group only uses certain parts but who know these days the ak community is full of gimmicks

sound good

Hopefully that goes well for you.

Sometimes it's fun to try other guns out

I haven't tried mine out yet.

@@MisplacedArms I think a magnet in a qd point would be slick for it to stay stowed

@@ARID-APACHE That might work. If you have some Neodymium magnets you could try it out.

The are some rails that support the magazine instead of the dimples. I might make a short video on it. I have issues with most of my circle 10 mags that most likely the front trunnion didn't get milled enough.

My circle 10 mags work great . The polish work great my Galio mags don’t

@@Balzzack I don't know. I have just one galil mag and it fits and seems to cycle alright

width? It's kinda thick around the handguard

@@MisplacedArms sorry I was typing to fast lol, i ment to say weight sorry bro- how does the fact the chassis is a one peice distcover and handguard effect the overall weight and balance to the carbine and is is made out of aluminum for weight savings? does it throw the balance of the rifle off, which I could only imagine something that chunky would- and one last aesthetic question-if it is made of aluminium , is it anodized to that green color or is that a paint? The finish is honestly why it caught my eye, complemented the Kalashnikov so well and made it aesthetically pleasing, and why I think it looks pretty dope visually.

@@Mithradates_of_Los_Angeles There are 4 main parts to the mark 3. The topcover, chassis main body, chassis block and lower handguard. The main components are aluminum and will add weight to the system. However if installed correctly can let you run things a bit more streamlined. One of my biggest gripes is getting the earlier patterns of lower handguard which has less M-Lok slots. The finish is painted. Probably to cut costs and be less reflective. It would be interesting to see it color anodized though. I'm trying to work on a couple videos on the chassis around possible issues that people should be aware of before deciding to get one. Probably not going to be the best videos, but might have some useful info.

I had the handguard retainer when I bought the rifle , but I told the gunsmith that worked on the rifle to remove it. I didn't really have a need for it.

When I got it it was partially converted. It had a Bulgarian hand guard retainer. Don't know about the gas block since I didn't convert it since it has a thiccer barrel profile compared to other saigas. As far as I know it would technically be better to use unconverted saiga rifles since hand guard retainers and grenade launcher lugs might interfere with the chassis

My saiga is unconverted in the front. Factory barrel, gas block, etc. The MK3 chassis fit like a glove. No mallet and elbow grease needed.

There are folded plates on the inside of the magwell that act similar to the dimples

Quite a bit. 3 and half inches or more over bore.

Thanks

The Russian SAG products are further along the design tree than SAG USA ones

I might be out of the loop but what do you mean by Ukrainian conflict for svds, and what does that have to do with the design tree lol

@@Mithradates_of_Los_Angeles In the Ukrainian conflict, the SAG parts are preferred by many Snipers, who use SVD... What do you don't understand here?

SAG in Russia is under sanctions perhaps, but there is a SAG USA that's related to the original SAG that makes chassis and parts based on the Russian companies designs.

I don't think PA 3x prism would work with it. A red dot and magnifier combo or perhaps a LPVO would work.

@@MisplacedArms thanks for the feedback! I enjoy the 3x prism setup on my AR as I have a backup offset red dot for close engagement. I had an lpvo setup before but the weight savings and speed of the prism/red dot really works for me. Prisms work great cuz of my astigmatism but a red dot/magnifier combo might be the best solution. Thanks!

@@artimla492 I'm not sure what the eye relief would be for PA 1x prisms. I never tried one.

@@MisplacedArms whether it’s the 1x or 3x prism, they have to be mounted to rear rail which isn’t securely attached to the receiver so there’s no way to zero the optic. Since the red dot has infinite eye relief, that can be mounted to the front upper rail which is secured to the receiver. The magnifier might go on the rear rail but hopefully, the zero isn’t affected.

@@artimla492 If The chassis is secured properly and the red dot is zeroed you should be fine. The rear part of the chassis does move, that will affect the magnifier's sight picture. You should be able to hit stuff still

The gunsmith did some milling, but not enough for most of my Circle 10 mags to fit. So you would have to send more than one mag to get decent results with the milling. The commercial and military Polish polymer mags fit and work now. Also some Russian AK-74 mags fit and might work with a 5.56 adapter follower.

That's why I wear gloves

@@MisplacedArms Oven mitts will do the trick lol

@@A1.CLiiiPz always in my kit

Because it's cool.

@MisplacedArms sir, that giant ugly blocky rail mounted on an AK is not cool at all.

19Charlie Tactical

There's a cutout for it in the handguard I believe it just might be tricky to mess with. I had it removed to cut down on weight

The circle 10 mags had to get filed down a bit. The gunsmith didn't remove enough material from the front trunnion

I'm not sure. It might have been the one that was on it when I first got it.

East German AK-74 muzzle brake

@@MisplacedArms thanks 🙏

@@DarrylRaspberry No problem

Sureshot Armament Group Mk.3 Chassis

@@MisplacedArms I just found out PSA started making similar one for AK 104. I’m gonna go with the PSA since that has a built in fixed sight on the rail

Just like the top cover.

Onward Research RECCE Rig

Like the standard sheet metal receiver cover. I'll see if I can make a video showing it

@@MisplacedArms So if it is attached as standard , it costs terribly and the STP falls , for example , there is a cover from FAB Defense and it walks to the left and right , and the device that should hold it is sometimes twisted .

@@user-ig9hf9qe4n I haven't noticed it moving left or right with the magnifier I was using. It does move up and down some of the time. Probably due to material on the top cover interfering with the safety and bolt carriers movement.

@@MisplacedArms And if you take it with your hand and try to tilt it to the left-right, that is, walking?

@@user-ig9hf9qe4n I just tried that out and the top cover does move left and right. I then tried it with an optic at the place where the top cover and chassis meet and I couldn't see any movement left or right

Of course

@@MisplacedArms Контрабандное значит?

@@user-cg9nr5rq9u what is?

@@MisplacedArms Контрабандисты помогли. The smugglers helped.

.223 Remington/5.56x45 NATO

the bolt on extended charging handle?

@@MisplacedArms да и еще бы можно попробовать прицепить тактическую рукоятку agf в цвет

@@Rappa_opa I'll consider those changes

That actually sounds kinda hot

I noticed that there's movement. But using a magnifier it doesn't effect it too much