Forget that Saiga Shotgun
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Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by DeanC on Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:11 pm
Decrypt the points of departure and return your head slowly and you do not cancel your hair.
Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by rugersol on Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:25 pm
Turkey gun, eh?
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Heffay on Fri Jun 17, 2011 6:22 pm
I knew I liked you for some reason.
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Heffay on Fri Jun 17, 2011 6:23 pm
FEATURES:
• Patterned after the AR-15
• Magazine fed semi-automatic shotgun
• Detachable front sight and carry handle
• Comes with 2 metal 5rd detachable magazines -- (1) 2-3/4 inch and (1) 3 inch
• Bolt holds open after last round
• Chrome-lined internally choked barrel
• Includes 3 screw-in chokes (full/modified/cylinder bore)
• Receiver has an integral picatinny rail for mounting accessories
• Self-adjusting gas system
I'm assuming there will be aftermarket mags that hold more rounds? And the choke system is nice too!
• Patterned after the AR-15
• Magazine fed semi-automatic shotgun
• Detachable front sight and carry handle
• Comes with 2 metal 5rd detachable magazines -- (1) 2-3/4 inch and (1) 3 inch
• Bolt holds open after last round
• Chrome-lined internally choked barrel
• Includes 3 screw-in chokes (full/modified/cylinder bore)
• Receiver has an integral picatinny rail for mounting accessories
• Self-adjusting gas system
I'm assuming there will be aftermarket mags that hold more rounds? And the choke system is nice too!
To the two forum members who have used lines from my posts as their signatures, can't you quote Jesse Ventura or some other great Minnesotan instead of stealing mine? - LePetomane
Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by rtk on Fri Jun 17, 2011 7:09 pm
It's the 1911 of the shotgunworld.............jam-o-matic
The sky is falling, the sky is falling....(Chicken Little)
Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Norsesmithy on Fri Jun 17, 2011 7:15 pm
This gun is pretty sketchy. Uses AR-15 trigger parts, and that's it. Sight rail is plastic, carry handle is plastic, front sight is plastic, Upper and Lower receiver is plastic.
Purportedly an 11-87 clone, mechanically.
Purportedly an 11-87 clone, mechanically.
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Tommy Gun on Fri Jun 17, 2011 7:53 pm
rtk wrote:It's the 1911 of the shotgunworld.............jam-o-matic
Norsesmithy wrote:This gun is pretty sketchy. Uses AR-15 trigger parts, and that's it. Sight rail is plastic, carry handle is plastic, front sight is plastic, Upper and Lower receiver is plastic.
Sounds more like the Glock of the shotgun world.
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by JoeH on Fri Jun 17, 2011 9:17 pm
rtk wrote:It's the 1911 of the shotgunworld.............jam-o-matic
Listen, you little ****, are you going to the steel shoot tomorrow?
Joe
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by gyrfalcon on Fri Jun 17, 2011 9:46 pm
Tommy Gun wrote:Sounds more like the Glock of the shotgun world.
Hey now!!!
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by jspace on Fri Jun 17, 2011 10:50 pm
At first I thought this was that .410 upper. Then I looked closer and saw that it is a (I think) mostly one piece affair.
Isn't the Saiga 410 cheaper with better mag availability anyway?
Isn't the Saiga 410 cheaper with better mag availability anyway?
Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by solidgun on Sat Jun 18, 2011 2:53 am
I know Saiga shotguns work. I have not seen these at tactical classes nor have I or will I use one because of all the negative reviews since it serves no purpose to my shooting styles.
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by rtk on Sat Jun 18, 2011 4:32 am
JoeH wrote:rtk wrote:It's the 1911 of the shotgunworld.............jam-o-matic
Listen, you little ****, are you going to the steel shoot tomorrow?
No, I can't make this one.
The sky is falling, the sky is falling....(Chicken Little)
Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Holland&Holland on Sat Jun 18, 2011 8:53 am
Put on a bump fire stock and hit the dove feilds!
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Norsesmithy on Sat Jun 18, 2011 9:41 am
Lower receiver and stock are one unit. And note the "droop" in the butt stock. Aftermarket AR-15 stocks will not fit this gun.
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Re: Forget that Saiga Shotgun
by Pat on Sat Jun 18, 2011 1:56 pm
Holland&Holland wrote:Put on a bump fire stock and hit the dove feilds!
Where in the jack pine savage world are the dove fields?
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