Saiga shotguns

[Eaglestroker]

It's the only tacti-cool rife I own, paid $425 for the shotgun right before all the ban BS. If I did it again I'd buy a converted one as it was a but of a hassle to get some of the kinks worked out. Depends on how good with your hands you are.

I have almost as much in that rail as I do in the gun

[deldago]

How do you know if it's been converted and how hard is it to do it yourself?I really am just getting started so I don't know much about them.

[Eaglestroker]

This thread sums it up better than I ever could. It's not a hard job just a lot of R&D (or mine was).

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?...47#entry204547

[Roverron]

Mine is a .410 ('cause I already had a 12 auto), w/ 3 15 rd (922r comply) mags. I bought it already converted. it's a sweet gun.

[AutoMag]

I do not have one but they look really nice!!

[Roverron]

after shooting one of the new Keltec KSM's last nite I'd like to see those 2 compete. My .410 which my wife can shoot is pretty hot when you're shooting HD ammo in it.

[deldago]

Originally Posted by Roverron

after shooting one of the new Keltec KSM's last nite I'd like to see those 2 compete. My .410 which my wife can shoot is pretty hot when you're shooting HD ammo in it.

Guess they are really popular right now!http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=275034543

[Riverpigusmc]

Originally Posted by AutoMag

I do not have one but they look really nice!!

But knowing you, you probably will soon