oldpaths1611

I have both a Saiga .308 (with the 22 " barrel) and a .223 I'm looking to sell. Bought them about 3 or 4 years ago along with a couple of other Saigas, but have never shot them. They've been sitting in their boxes under my bed all this time. So for all practical purposes, they are brand new. I don't know yet how much I'm going to be asking as I just decided last night to sell them. I have to do a bit of research before coming up with a price. If you're interested, let me know. I have no photos yet as the rifles are up in our other house 5 hours away. I'll be up there in a week or so and will t

The 12, .223 and 7.62 I got from Pemi Firearms. It's a small shop in Campton. The owners name is Bruce. He's a great guy and his prices are very reasonable. As of last week he still had several Saigas in stock, although I'm not sure which ones. The .308 I bought online at GunBroker.com from a shop in Kentucky. I bought it on layaway and will have it in a month or so. I haven't started any conversions yet, but am looking forward to it. I'll keep in touch.

dgunnar and oxyehho.....thanks for the advice and the offers of help. It's greatly appreciated. By the way...I just got the .308 also! Just the .410 left to go.

I'm in the Plymouth area. I watched a video on YouTube of a guy doing a conversion. It seemed simple enough. I'm just not very mechanically inclined, and taking a drill to some rifles I just spent money on may not be a good idea. If it's as easy as it looked on the video though, I'll give it a shot. Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated.

I just bought my first 3 Saigas... the 12, .223, and 7.62x.39. I'm hoping to get the .308 as well, and maybe the .410. I'd like to have them all converted. I've never done any sort of gunsmithing work at all, and would prefer to have someone else do the trigger jobs, lest I damage something. Could anyone reccomend someone in NH that is familiar with Saigas and could do this for me? Thanks.