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does the bi-pod benefit the s12?

WOW, alot of stuff goin' on there.

Sweet tupperware!

OK, this is the hunting mode of my Saiga12.

 

I have a 68 acre farm with a large coyote population that I need to reduce. Fortunately in NC coyotes are always in season and you can kill them with any weapon that is legal in NC.

 

The red/green dot is for quick acquisition of the target if the varmint is relativity close by, the scope is the preferred sighting device when hunting the coyotes at a distance. I shoot 3-inch magnum load Remington Slugs, 000-Buck and 00-Buck.

 

That is not Tupperware, but Ziploc containers to allow the attachment of the 10-round magazine.

 

The bi-pods are for when I am cleaning my Saiga12 and transporting it in the back of my Kawasaki Mule to my test firing area on my property. They are very easily detachable.

 

I will be posting pictures of my Saiga12 in its home defense configuration.

 

 

... what a tough crowd!!!

Sweet tupperware!

That is not Tupperware, but Ziploc containers to allow the attachment of the 10-round magazine.

does the bi-pod benefit the s12?

The bi-pods are for when I am cleaning my Saiga12 and transporting it in the back of my Kawasaki Mule to my test firing area on my property. They are very easily detachable.

WOW, alot of stuff goin' on there.

OK, this is the hunting mode of my Saiga12.

 

I have a 68 acre farm with a large coyote population that I need to reduce. Fortunately in NC coyotes are always in season and you can kill them with any weapon that is legal in NC.

 

The red/green dot is for quick acquisition of the target if the varmint is relativity close by, the scope is the preferred sighting device when hunting the coyotes at a distance. I shoot 3-inch magnum load Remington Slugs, 000-Buck and 00-Buck.