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You could also investigate joining a local gun club or see if anything like a citizens group is in your area; get a feel for what is out there. Try to get to know your neighbors, maybe you can form a neighboorhood watch or atleast have a BBQ so everyone gets to know each other. You'll find out if Ron down the road is a flaming liberal who would throw you under the bus or the Smiths are advid hunters. Talk to people.

Hi guys, I have a choice to make. I had everything I needed to convert my Saiga before the NY laws were changed. My question now is should I? I can still do it as I have a year before I have to register the weapon. Just looking for some feedback, I am kind of 50/50 on what to do. Thanks for yout time and I appreciate any input.

I had bought a house and decided it was finally time to pick something up for myself. I never had a gun before, just did not seem right to have one in a place I did not own and to be honest, I was a bit more motivated when Obama won the election. I had been doing some research and asking friends when I stumbled upon info on the saiga-12. I poked around a bit here and other places and decided that the saiga is what I wanted; a tough, reliable no-nonsense shotgun that would get the job done. Yes, I can say that there was a little bit of a "cool" factor involved, the damn thing just looks coo