N Sperlo wrote: Got a pile of gun magazines right here. We've had no issues.
Sounds like plenty of issues...possible even multiple subscriptions. 
N Sperlo wrote: Got a pile of gun magazines right here. We've had no issues.
Sounds like plenty of issues...possible even multiple subscriptions.
American Handguns, Cheaper Than Dirt, Rifleman, CZ-USA, Guns & Ammo, Sinclair...
So I've been thinking about converting a Saiga lately. the Conversion kit with the stock I want is less than $200. Now if I could just find a Saiga for $300 ....
PORNPORNPORNPORNPORN!
Bobzilla wrote: So I've been thinking about converting a Saiga lately. the Conversion kit with the stock I want is less than $200. Now if I could just find a Saiga for $300 ....
Picked one up for 420.00. I wouldn't expect to see them for much less. I'm doing the conversion. Just need to swap four parts out.
Wheres that "Feeling Depressed" .gif thats a fake advertisement for Smith & Wesson when you need it.....
In reply to Bobzilla:
Might want to start looking quick the new UN firearms treaty they are trying to push through will severely limit imports and exports. If that happens prices of Saigas will go up just like Norincos did in the early 90s. Best plan will be get the rifle ASAP then when you have the cash pickup your conversion parts later. Those parts are US made and will continue to be widely available for awhile even if there is any issues with imports.
Converted Saiga: 
In reply to rebelgtp:
Good thing all the FAL parts I have and will need are made here.....since its kicked to the back burner for the time being....
In reply to yamaha:
Yeah I need to pick up a few AK parts kits next month when I have some more cash again. I have a couple receivers that I need to drill out some holes on.
In reply to yamaha:
yamaha wrote: In reply to rebelgtp: Good thing all the FAL parts I have and will need are made here.....since its kicked to the back burner for the time being....
Same for me. Sporting stock until the vehicles are all in working order. Except the S13 off course. Still looking for a clean chassis.
N Sperlo wrote: Converted Saiga:
No offense, but I hate the tapco stocks and I really loathe the position of the trigger on that "conversion."
JohnInKansas wrote: In reply to yamaha:
YESSSSS!!!!!!!! Eleventy internets to you sir.
Rebel/sperlo........I just need to get the upper reciever and a few magazines for it sooner rather than later just in case some tards make things worse. BTW, its a shame beta mags suck, I'd love to have the 100rds of .308 one for the FAL.....
If they were reliable, I'd buy one.....and carry it that way. 
In reply to Bobzilla:
Converting a Saiga from what to what?
from this:
to this:
yamaha wrote:JohnInKansas wrote: In reply to yamaha:YESSSSS!!!!!!!! Eleventy internets to you sir.
Think about how heavy that thing would be with 100 rounds of .308, lol.
In reply to rotard:
Think how my UPS guy felt when he just had to pack a box of 1000 rounds of .308 to my door 
My last employers forbid any sites with: Guns, Social Media (except MySpace) Music Sites Video Sights Nudity of any sort. and all websites were monitored for bandwidth usage and your supervisor was told appropriately.
My new job I could watch porn while designing a rifle with a grenade launcher and listening music.
I like my new job.
LOL @ Flight Service
Bob, what don't you like about the rearward trigger placement? Are you just used to the regular AK placement? I just don't feel like moving the trigger. I just plan on changing enough to make the conversion legal.
Yamaha, not to get political, and Rebel may disagree, but being that buying American gun parts for conversions is good for the economy, so I wouldn't expect anyone to change laws regarding that. Secondly, I've read the treaty and all it will really add is more paperwork for the foreign weapons. The increase in price is debatable, but the main purpose is to keep guns out of the hands of those we haven't been keeping a close enough eye on. Really trying not to get too political, so I'll end it there.
In reply to N Sperlo:
I completely agree with you that buying the conversion parts is good for our economy, its just getting the initial base units in country in the first place. I have a feeling when the new rules go into effect many of the current importers/exporters will close up shop or start charging more as there will be more work on their part for bringing things in if it stays at current format (which I have no faith it will).
Granted that being said anything be built over seas can be made here, it will just cost more.
In reply to rebelgtp:
You have a point about shops closing up. Its going to be the exports that are a pain in the ass. It didn't look like importing would be a huge problem, but its a big treaty and I wasn't able to read the whole thing obviously. In turn shops closing is sure to drive up prices.
Yea, they can make the weapons behind our borders, but the Saigas are built in the same factory the AK47 was built in from what I understand. Can we replicate?
Anyway, my next weapon will probably be a Blackout 300 and come out of a factory a bit closer to your heart.
Some woman turned in a WWII Sturmgewehr 44 at a police buy back of guns in Connecticut . The rifle is worth north of $30,000, people normally get a Walmart gift card for $50-100 for guns turned in.
Bobzilla wrote:N Sperlo wrote: Converted Saiga:No offense, but I hate the tapco stocks and I really loathe the position of the trigger on that "conversion."
Yep, too much Crapco junk on it. I like to keep my rifles less super-hella-tactical.
rebelgtp wrote: Some woman turned in a WWII Sturmgewehr 44 at a police buy back of guns in Connecticut
Holy E36 M3!
That is the rifle Hitler said no to as being the first sqaud automatic weapon, right?
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