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Nice.

What? I don't think it matters in VA.

The factory 8rd mags are the best mags for the gun. Period. Nothing fits and functions as well as them, and nothing looks more natural in the gun. I have 5 of them, but I got them when they cost a "reasonable" 60 bucks each.

This is a psychological response from the ATF to discourage you from ever emailing them again. Do not let it discourage you. All emails sent to the ATF are subject to FOIA requests if you ever want to see the real public response to anything they try to do. This was a ploy to enable them to limit response to later rulings that people object to, which will allow them to say that they received limited negative response to any shit they pull. Once again, do not let this ploy keep you from expressing dissent at shit they try to deprive us of our rights.

I LMMFAO at those that paid the inflated prices Patience and timing is the key. When they hit $500 again, I'll buy a couple more. Until then.... I can get by with what I have. I didn't buy one, but the odds were against the S12. The ATF is always pulling something, and couldn't care less about us. People were taking a gamble, but in the end they were playing the odds.

Not important Not important Not important Not important Just on the mag body

It handles well for me. It is a really fun gun to shoot. The stock and sights encourage you to really get behind the gun correctly.

Do it!!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't have the best eyes but it looks like it is above the bore. Also, as noted it seems that if it is sitting notably higher than a normal stock then using the irons would be problematic. A Vltor or CAA tube puts the stock in line with the bore. Unless you want a folder they (speaking only of the metal CAA adapter as I haven't handled the plastic one) are good options. Even better. And no. I don't have problems with the iron sights.

What adapter is that? Figures, I just dropped coin on an ACE.

I have the best stock adapter ever made for saigas. I got it from a forum business member, but he doesn't offer them for commercial sale. Its aluminum and it puts the stock up high, in line with the bore on both the S308 and S12.

Once they're here I'll consider buying one. If they've only presold less than 100 so far, I doubt all will be sold by the time they're imported. My main issue is the fact that it can only take the stick mags, and OEM 8 round capacity is good for tactics, but just for plinking I like more rounds at my disposal. I also wonder how this self regulating gas system will react to a shorter barrel. It's a whole can of worms really. It's just a matter of time till these problems are resolved. I'm sure the drums on the market can be modified by someone talented. I'm going to try to

20 rd mags are legal. State preempts local, so no local laws can affect it. IIRC, you used to list that people should consider the 20 rd mags to be 22 rd capacity for legal purposes. Has that changed?

Yes, but we also sell a ten round magazine if your in CA or other ban states. To order as a rebuild kit you type "make rebuild kit" or "yes" in the box that asks "make rebuild kit?". I only sell Rebuilds to CA, from what I can find other ban states have not clearly stated that rebuild kits are legal. 20 round 10 round They are legal in MD.

That looks perfect for the 20. If you made 308 mags like that I would give you lots of money.

Ok I've been wanting to ask since you posted.. What would look good in metal in your opinion? Some side ribs to break up the flats? Less seams ect. Or is it the look of a poly waffle mag your going for. EDIT: To the OP, could you describe the problem that your having? I know my way around the s.308 pretty well so maybe I can point you in the right direction. Your mags actually look pretty good. I modded a curved CETME 20 round mag to fit in my saiga, but I couldn't make it feed or be reliable. It involved cutting a seam down the front of the mag, doing som bendin

Thanks for taking the time to do something like that for the community!

That sucks. I really like the way they look. Sounds stupid, but I like a good-looking, functional mag.

If thats true it is very good news. The bad news is that it will probably cost about 300 bucks all together.

Good job. Lots of people are starting to do this.

This whole thing is fishy.

Cadiz Gun Works can thread and move the FSB for that much. I'm going with them when I have mine finally done.

In Guns and Ammo in about 2000. An AK shotgun? I bought one for 300 bucks a year later. Then I bought another one. And then another one.

So you purchased it for resale? Got your FFL then I guess? I must have missed that big announcement. 1) none of your business 2) he didn't say he bought it to resell 3) he said MAY end up selling it 4) none of your damn business... 5) You don't need an FFL to sell a gun 6) None of your damn business

Go here and scroll to the bottom Nice! I think I have seen that before! I just ordered a flash hider from Dinzag. That was an April Fools joke Cobra did a few years back.