Slyckk

I found this site and was wondering if these parts are reasonable. I noticed he has pretty much all you would need to perform the legal conversion and thought if his prices were within the range it would help with all the headache and extra expense of ordering from several different suppliers. It just isn't logical to save a few bucks on the parts and then loose it all in shipping charges. Thanks~Slyckk http://www.sksman.com/part/AK%20parts3.php

To any and all who's wallets are aching from feeding the .410 expensive buckshot and slugs from our local sporting goods like Academy and Wal-mart. I found what I think is a decent price on some ammo. I hope this helps curb the expense and appetite of these otherwise kick ass S-12 siblings. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=215168 Buckshot http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=320656 Slugs Feeding My Habit~Slyckk

Kick ass fresh sound, I wanna hear more, hell everyone on the Texas gulf coast does !!! The screaming parts could use a bit more clarification but other than that you fellas are onto some Primo Shit. It is definately worth some high volume Crystal Beach play. When, where, and how can I get more? Do you have any demos for sale? Please let me know I really like the sound, I would love to get your music on the rock station here in Houston. Keep up the good Work you are headed in the right direction no doubt.

Hey, I found this thing while doing a websearch using yahoo as the search engine. Have any of you seen or know anything about this model? The caption says it functions both as a semiautomatic and pump action weapon, something similar to the SPAS-12 Heres the link where I found it: http://club.guns.ru/eng/saiga12.htm

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/78284/automatic_shotgun/ A Video of Weapon in action posted in the link above Hey fellas, I know this gun is no new development but do any of you know when exactly this thing was adopted by the US Navy? I can't find anyone anywhere that has even the faintest idea of this fact. This was sent to me by a friend and I was just curious. It has all the specs regarding the weapon, but nothing about its adoption date. I was hoping some of ya'll had some idea as to when or even if this really has taken place. ==========================

Sounds Mighty Fine, I am definately interested in all the details. Would you mind postin how to reach them? Thanx---Slyckk

Thank You fellas, I just didn't wanna to end up in jail or court over this lil item, better safe than sorry. I just misunderstood what I'd read. I thought it would be legal with the .45 colt loaded but would fall under the short barrel restriction if found loaded with the .410 shells. In any case ignorance is no excuse and I didn't wanna test that theory out again. It didn't work out so good as a kid with the law or at Mama for that matter. I really don't think things have changed much in that aspect either over the years. BTW--Caspian, Taurus M44 is the mode

Thank you too all who answered my post here. After a bit of researching with the good info provided by you fellas I think I do like the Taurus version of this weapon better. Thanks for the info on the legalities of this particular item too. I had misunderstood what I'd read. I thought it fell under that restriction due to the barrel length. I just wanted to make damn sure before I ended up in court over some law I hadn't been able to understand. After all they say ignorance is no excuse, Hell I tried that one plenty when I was younger and it didn't work out so well then either. B.T.W.----

Hey Fellas, I happened up on an ad for one of these lil' .410/.45LC guns on Gunbroker while looking for any wayward Saiga's and was just curious if some of ya could help me out a bit here. I thought you had to register anything like this specially with the ATF as a destructive device and pay that $$200.00 tax in order to own legally, is this correct? Does the ability to shoot the .45 round void all this, or does it put you at the mercy and education level of the officer who encounters you while this is loaded with the .410 shells. I just wanted to ask some of you older fel

Fellow Shotgun Lovers, I happened up on this lil .410 pistol on gunbroker.com while searching for any lonely Saiga's in need of a good home. It looks fairly convincing in the demo video. I was just curious though as to why it wouldn't fall ubder the ATF's destructive device rule like all other super short shotguns....less than 18 inches from the closed boltface to the end of the muzzle and have to be registered specially and carry the extre $200 tax and all that jazz. I guess it would kinda throw you to the mercy and education of the officer if he caught it loaded with the