Saiga 12 For Teh Win

Well those hands must be some pretty deadly weapons as well, might as well turn those into some harmless nubs. Feet too while were at it. If we all run around like Christopher Reeve, the world will be a much better place.

Friend of mine had a crappy $30 tasco reddot on his AK, couldnt handle the recoil with a $40 mount. The mount had like 4 set screws, was definately not QD, was very solid, but the red dot was moving all over the place. I imagine your gonna need to spend some money for a reddot that will handle a 12.

When I did that to an AK it was not the safest of bolt hold opens there are, a good smack to the rifle dislodges it. If you're fingers are in there when it happens, you'll have some great new vocabulary.

I did not mean for it to sound like I wanted to break the law. I should but I'd like to keep the back door as far from Bubba as possible. I wnaa get the state by exploiting loopholes, still looking for one.........

Believe me, as soon as I get the chance, I'm outta here

Ok I know I'm reaching here but i really want to find a way to get NY state, and have a pistol grip on my Saiga 12. What if, one was to permanately attach a pistol grip to the forward handguard, so the only way to remove it would be a saw/Dremel of some kind, close enough to the mag well that only a 5 round mag would clear it to insert. the High cap mags, much longer than the 5 would in no way be able to insert into the gun. Would this fly? What exactly constitutes unable to accept, in the eyes of the law? TIA.

Hey guys just felt I should make myself known. I've been a guest on the forums for a while soaking up info and decided to join. I go by zidane on the AK-47.net forums. I couldn't find an answer to this question any where. Does anyone know if it is legal to have a pistol grip converted S-12 in NY State. The Assault Weapons Ban here says "An "assault weapon" means... (B a semiautomatic shotgun that has at least two of the following characteristics: (i) a folding or telescoping stock; (ii) a pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon; (iii) a fixed magazine ca