MisterWhite
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The local gunshop has one in(Saiga 12). I was amazed how light it was. The thing does look devious. 
semi auto 12 ga with clip
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For "sporting purpose" we use Powermag 700 made by www.maxrounds.com . No problem with ammo up to 3''.
searching.. used Saiga Semi-Auto shotgun
Growing up, my father took me fishing & Hunting alot, and tought me how to clean/care for all the firearms we had, I loved it when i got my 1st .22 semi-auto rifle, it caused me to start a firearms collection, mostly "Sports" classified, but I had a couple antiques (1873 Wenchester)-- when I moved and "Somehow" the moving truck / company "Lost" not only my entire Firearm collection, but also several --only Valuable-- items (comic book collection, though I lost all interest when I discovered how fun Girls were..haha, but I kept them, had the Whole series of X-Men, with doubles of some issues, like the one where the "Old" X-Men changed to the new ones, I spent my weekly allowence --slowly getting the whole series..and boy did it yank my chain, when I spent half my money<comics were cheap back then--late 70'searly 80's>on issue .. I think roughly #32 was some exactly the same as issue #13, might be off a few #'s, plus the spiderman that had the upsidedown "Safty Stamp"<whatever it was called> ect.)
Anyways, I'm interseted in anyone willing to talk about a deal on a Firearms, I like the Saiga Shotgun Mag. Drum Semi-auto 20-12 ga. in ANY condition, even just parts, my children are getting of the age that they would like me to teach them proper Gun Maint./ Safety as well as my own curiosity, I love to "Tinker" withthem, and the Saiga is one I'm not familar with, so even one that no longer works, or just parts ect. I'm interested in. If the economy was better and I hadn't suffered a big Finnatial blow, I'd be happy to restart my collection with new models, but beggers can't be choosers, I'll have enough $$ to eventualy start looking at new prices after, taking care of the new "School Year" supplies & clothes for 3, I can't believe how much it costs just for the new underwear & socks !!!
But yeah, I'm (and all 3 of my children) really interested in learning more, tinkering, ect. about the Saiga Semi-Auto shotguns, but any firearm used-non working-parts-info books/pamplets on maint. ect. ** plus, does anyone know if they make --reproduction/working models-- of great firearms like the 1873 lever action ,MP40, the M14 ect. also realy looking for a Glock 26 I've never seen one but they look so great + have so many great reports for a "Palm pistol" + AR 15 (I'd love to have one, they make different lower & upper recievers, get the one that takes Beawulf 50 round !)
Well I love to talk about firearms, this thread was the 1st one i've been able to find decent info about a good semi-auto shotguns --thanks !!!
Growing up, my father took me fishing & Hunting alot, and tought me how to clean/care for all the firearms we had, I loved it when i got my 1st .22 semi-auto rifle, it caused me to start a firearms collection, mostly "Sports" classified, but I had a couple antiques (1873 Wenchester)-- when I moved and "Somehow" the moving truck / company "Lost" not only my entire Firearm collection, but also several --only Valuable-- items (comic book collection, though I lost all interest when I discovered how fun Girls were..haha, but I kept them, had the Whole series of X-Men, with doubles of some issues, like the one where the "Old" X-Men changed to the new ones, I spent my weekly allowence --slowly getting the whole series..and boy did it yank my chain, when I spent half my money<comics were cheap back then--late 70'searly 80's>on issue .. I think roughly #32 was some exactly the same as issue #13, might be off a few #'s, plus the spiderman that had the upsidedown "Safty Stamp"<whatever it was called> ect.)
Anyways, I'm interseted in anyone willing to talk about a deal on a Firearms, I like the Saiga Shotgun Mag. Drum Semi-auto 20-12 ga. in ANY condition, even just parts, my children are getting of the age that they would like me to teach them proper Gun Maint./ Safety as well as my own curiosity, I love to "Tinker" withthem, and the Saiga is one I'm not familar with, so even one that no longer works, or just parts ect. I'm interested in. If the economy was better and I hadn't suffered a big Finnatial blow, I'd be happy to restart my collection with new models, but beggers can't be choosers, I'll have enough $$ to eventualy start looking at new prices after, taking care of the new "School Year" supplies & clothes for 3, I can't believe how much it costs just for the new underwear & socks !!!
But yeah, I'm (and all 3 of my children) really interested in learning more, tinkering, ect. about the Saiga Semi-Auto shotguns, but any firearm used-non working-parts-info books/pamplets on maint. ect. ** plus, does anyone know if they make --reproduction/working models-- of great firearms like the 1873 lever action ,MP40, the M14 ect. also realy looking for a Glock 26 I've never seen one but they look so great + have so many great reports for a "Palm pistol" + AR 15 (I'd love to have one, they make different lower & upper recievers, get the one that takes Beawulf 50 round !)
Well I love to talk about firearms, this thread was the 1st one i've been able to find decent info about a good semi-auto shotguns --thanks !!!
Saiga 12's are out there, but most of the used market are heavily modified Saigas. They're like the AR of the shotgun line.
You can get one brand new from K-var.com for $469. www.k-var.com
Hard to beat that price.
You can get one brand new from K-var.com for $469. www.k-var.com
Hard to beat that price.
FORKLIFT352
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I just finished mod'ing mine....Oh what a shotty!!!
Some old timers ask me what good is this.
Well all I got to say is a 20rd. drum and a semi auto with 00 buck
can lay some of the most devastating cover fire
And yes it's fun to shoot...
Some old timers ask me what good is this.
Well all I got to say is a 20rd. drum and a semi auto with 00 buck
can lay some of the most devastating cover fire
And yes it's fun to shoot...