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Yes, they are considering assembling Saigas in the USA. It will cut retail prices by lowering import duties. They are trying to follow Arsenal's path.

The date under the seal at the bottom? Or the Dec. 30, 2011 at the top? And what's the deal with the single mag, one size fits all? Under the seal - Feb 15, 2013. Right from the factory. Top date is some kind of Russian regulation/standard date.

Nope. But it's possible.

I bought from Amazon Condor Ops Chest Rig Muticam - $41.85, Condor Tripple AK/AR Mag Pouch Multicam - $32.48 and Condor Molle Triple Kangaroo AK Mag pouch - $37.95. Works very good together.

Pistol grip does not count as 922 part Does it?

The whole SHTF thing...

Check EAA https://eaacorp.com/portfolio-item/mp300-series-over-and-under-shotgun/

I have KA puck. It worked good. However it's a bit tight for my S12. CSS puck works like a champ though.

This meant to be a replacement for SVD. Model VS-121. Comes in 308 and 7.62x54R

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG572/PMAG Get your wallets ready.

it's just a magazine. Just like this one http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/-strse-1588/Saiga-12-SGM-Surefire/Detail

Modified. As it came from manufacturer.

Unused SAIGA 12 SGM well modified 10RD magazine $60 delivered to the states where this magazine is allowed. No shipping to NY and DC. Payment via Paypal gift.

I surprised they still doing it. I grew up in the USSR. We had so called "initial military training" classes for last two years of the high school. That one one of the tests. The other one is to do in blindfolded in 45 seconds or less. But those AK where so loose and it was easy. I have to use a screwdriver now to unlock gas tube on my Saiga 7.62. I guess I need to do it more often.

It's meant to like this. Otherwise you won't be able to open dust cover. I installed UTG rails and use shorter top rail and happy about it. With this rail you can even use stock sights just in case. You just have to look and aim underneath the rail. Saved me when my red dot sight broke down right in the middle of a shotgun match.