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Someone over on Rimfirecentral.com made their own arrow barrel. I guess the worst thing is finding blanks, they come in different power levels and the highest ones are difficult to find. Might be a fun toy, but I wonder where you could hunt with it.

Might be common knowledge by now, but I figured I would spill the beans here anyway... The Safir upper is being sold here in the US now. I ran across them on AIM surplus today for 499. http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Upper_Assemblies.html

Well, the felon has committed another crime. Big surprise there. The seller has done nothing wrong as far as federal laws. The felon would also be committing a crime by buying ammo as far as i know, but you wouldn't hold a gunshop or Walmart responsible if there is no law making them run a background check. Bottom line is that you can't hold honest citizens responsible for criminals actions. If they want a weapon, they will find one. More than likely they will find a stolen one anyway because they are cheaper and they don't care that its stolen because they are a criminal. If g

The Saiga 12 isn't a rifle, therefore it would follow whatever rules NY has for shotguns. Maybe not a big deal, but a lot of places have different sets of rules for the two. There is no way to make it a Kalashnikov style rifle, unless you do some major converting.

Centerfire systems looks like the website I was on. Says sold out now. I really want to buy a saiga, but the prices are starting to tick me off, seems like they are all over the board.

I was looking at a website that had 7.62x39's and .233's for 299, and now I can't find them again. Anyone know what where they are selling for this price?

So that would put the Saigas as very likely to not be imported under the sanction i would assume?

So is Saiga owned by the Russian government or by a private company?