Anybody out there ever shot one?
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TBH gun club has not fired this one???? Must be a first.
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i had the chance to buy one at academy about a month ago.... for $799 i think it was.... that thing has to be the cheesiest feeling AR copy i have seen (yes even surpasses the polymer ARs)
needless to say, i didnt buy it. id give maybe $400 for one.Comment
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Its not a AR...Originally posted by trophy8 View Post
But a rather wild offspin shotgun...Its made by Saiga ..
Never had my hands on one yet but it is different for sure for a magazine fed 12ga...Comment
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i know its not. its a shotgun that looks like an AR. while its a cool idea. and would be neat to shoot on occasion (and real cheap to feed) i just didnt like it. every bit of it screamed cheap to me. i was mainly turned off by the price.Originally posted by Tuffbroadhead View Post
i did not know it was made by saiga.Comment
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Looks like some pretty cool mods for it.Comment
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Just go with the original Saiga 12, tons...and I do mean TONS of aftermarket parts.Originally posted by Tuffbroadhead View PostComment
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My dad and I both have one. It's not made by saiga, it's Turkish. While it is light and may feel a little 'cheesy', they are really nice. I have fire several types ammo through it and the only stuff it has problems with is Federal for some reason. The recoil springs are a little stiff right out of the box but after some fairly hot loads they fire the light Winchester white box as fast as you can pull the trigger. They are a blast to shoot! The ergonomics are about the same as ARs, mag release, selector and bolt catch/release all the same locations but not interchangeable with actual ARs. They are a little pricey but what isn't nowadays. We got ours for $599 ea but that was when they first came out.Comment
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