MoneyMaker

Just took my new saiga 12 out last week and put 25 rounds through it of some 1 1/8 oz target loads and I love the gun but, it did fail to eject a couple what is the break in period or should i just use heavier loads. I have a three port gun and none are blocked, also it was on setting number two thanks for your help.

I am new to the saiga and have yet to shoot it yet but, is it normal that when you work the action on a new saiga 12 that it doesn't go all the way up and you have to bump it at the very top to completely close it? Also I know this has been asked before but what is easier on the gun gas setting 1 or gas setting 2? Thanks for all the info everybody.

Well dang the color looks great but, rem oil takes the paint right off lol I guess I going to try something else, I do not have excess to an oven that the gun will fit in so i may try a hair dryer or something of the sort.

Well Apirl 2nd the saiga is going to get a new coat of paint thank you everyone who participated in the discussion I hope it turns out awesome.

I like the paint I have I just need to know about how to paint the gun, should I sand the parts first? Do you tape anything off or just go with it? Thanks for the helpful pictures and comments earlier.

Ok so I recently purchased a new saiga 12 unfortunately the finish on the gun is not the best and you can see bare metal all over the barrel so I went to lowe's I picked up some heat and rust resistent paint that is a little more Black matte then the current color. Now inorder to make it look good I want to paint the entire gun this color, I have taken the gun apart before but, have never painted one before, and I have never taken the barrel or the stock off of it, so how should I do this? The barrel is by far the worst part so maybe I could just paint that and not worry about the rest of the