psl sniper

heres mike from lonestar arms trying out some of my home load buckshot.

my saiga using winchester universal in a promag 12 rnd drum.

heres a couple of vids of my saiga, running some winchester universal.

the promag 10 rnders are hit and miss ive got 2 that work, but maney people have had issues.

i used to be in the same boat about conversions. my shot fine so whats the point? right? well after the conversion it shoots 4 times better. much happier with my converted saiga. p.s. welcome aboard. enjoy.

mine works great no need for tools.

+1 on that, i can winchester universal's all day long

hes alraedy sold out of the polychoke door breecher. i hope he gets some back in soon, realy want one of these.

i have the same ati stock pictured in the first pic. i went with that one because...i had it lying around and figured "why not?" i absolutly love it on my saiga. we dont have restrictions here in NM, but its still a very nice setup.

i make my own, so far acurracy has been far superior to anything factory. second choice would be federal 1 oz slugs @ 1610 fps.

It was a pleasure hosting you guys! We'll do it again soon for sure! This is the select fire/full auto gun I brought out to the range: Psl sniper brought out some "roll your own" buckshot loads that were just amazing. Powerful enough to launch the shot with full effect, but extremely low recoil, so keeping every round on target in full auto mode was a walk in the park. I have asked him to roll up a few for me, and he was kind enough to oblige. BTW psl, your own build is truly impressive - it runs absolutely everything flawlessly. Kudos on your outstanding work! Mike i fi

i got to shoot this one today. http://www.youtube.com/user/pslsniper#p/u/6/77Lozs27EqM As to what it will shoot? pretty much everything.

had a chance to go out and try some of lone star arms custom saigas. all i can say is "wow". now i have a saiga that runs fine. but the fit and finish on these shotguns is really impressive, plus it was my first experience with a full auto. now the short barreled shotguns where impressive, but my heart was set on the full auto . this thing is beyond amazing, it didnt seem to care what we fed it. rounds included federal bulk, fed game shock, remington bulk, and everyones favorite winchester universal. all rnds fed and ejected flawlessly. just to be cruel we loaded up one of my promag 10 rnd s

i just might do that im off tommorow. and wanted to check out the new resident evil movie. what time will you be headed out?

whered you find one with a breacher? i want one.

i can speak for the v plug, it works great!

id only buy one as a "novelty"

"quickly change out the plug and spring" how quickly we talkin? surely not as quick as changing the settings on your gas plug? im teasing if youre only going to stick with one type of ammo for long periods of time. then the spring is a perfectly suitable option, and like you said its not an expensive route. i just opted for a more perminant solution. i just want my saiga sshooting whatever whenever

no vice. yes a drill is pretty silly without a bit, thats a given. i honestly just used the punch thats standerd in the cleaning kit. unless you bought used you should have a cleaning kit. also did not damage finish. followed the instructions that where in the link. so no i didnt have to do that. granted not everyone has these tools just lying around...but they are easily obtained, not to mention USEFUL when working on things (like converying a saiga ). and seriously how hard was it to actually do? to me it was probably the easiest part of my conversion. is it alwys needed? no. but if you want