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Wow, a lot of people must be calling for these. The lady took my name and address and then said, "And that's for the DC case right?"

The people in the sporting goods section are usually pretty friendly at my local Wal-Mart. And with their ammo prices, they would really have to piss me off to make me stop going there.

Thanks for posting that. Do service people all know that, or is that site trying to get the sign to catch on?

That is one fantastic looking Saiga. It makes me wish I could have a converted Saiga in California without jumping through hoops to comply with our assault weapon laws.

Do You have a link to that DOJ memo? I just got my Saiga and I am planning to carring a copy of my reciept from Cold War Shooters in California and my local FFL that did my transfer just in case I need to explain that my gun is legal. That memo would be a good thing to show people that the Saiga on the "banned" list is NOT the same as the RAA Saigas. Thanks, Duke of SD (San Diego) I guess it was actually EAA Saigas they tried to add to the list, but it's better than nothing. I think I'm going to carry it with mine as well. http://www.hoffmang.com/firearms/CADOJ-Lis...-2006-02

Let me start by saying that I'm not an expert on our laws here in California as I've only been into firearms since last year. Our Assault Weapons Ban bans various rifles by name, such as some Bushmaster AR-15s and I believe anything with Kalashnikov in the name, as well as many other "assault rifles". In addition to the named rifles, assault weapons are banned by features as well. For instance, if a rifle has a detachable magazine, it can't have features such as a pistol grip or a flash hider or a thumbhole stock. The way that we're allowed to have AR-15s and AKs is through off-list receivers.