SpicyMchaggis

Nothing special really, just the Russian folding stock and a bunch of Izhmash mags. I actually sold this Saiga and looking forward to picking up a new on here soon before the democrats blow up the universe. Sorry this really the only decent picture I have of my old S12.

I keep a Mossberg 500 "persuader" for home defense. One can be easily purchased in a pistol grip format for just under $300. Save up for the Saiga though, as soon as Obama's ban comes on we'll all be labeled "terrorists".

I'm still trying to make a drum for my romanian 5.56mm SAR-3. It's an almost impossible dream.

To achieve the results you desire, you may which to develop a stronger sense of grammar an punctuation. So, by the third time they've read your nonsensical parade of words, they actually understand what you were trying to say in the first place.

I'm not sure what are you talking about. While I do support harder penalties for murder, that doesn't help prevention. They could honestly make any murder offense an automatic death sentence and that still would of not prevented what happened in Utah. The armed assailant throws their life away well before they ever put their plan into motion and there is very little anyone can do to prevent someone repeating what happened there. Politicians like to believe that the only way to prevent these incidents is to get the assault weapons from private citizens. Never going to happen, not in our lifetim

again... heres to hoping... Hey Indy, you might want to run a spell check through that next time. Not trying to be a dick. Cheers.

That is a good point. I suppose it would be smart to plan on a no-rescue situation. Basically someone hit the restart button on life, but you skipped right ahead to the part with the big guns.

The trick is staying secluded enough to provide protection while at the same time achieving enough exposure for proper rescue and/or backup. No matter the quantity, ammo never last forever. Water can be improvised, food hunted for, but when the smokes are gone, all hell breaks loose.

I remember the last time I shot a DE50. The skin missing on my thumb knuckle remembers too. Howitzer in a holster.

God damn that's nice.

Nail on the head. SHTF for me? -SAR-3 (5.56mm) -Mossberg 500 20"(12 Gauge) -Sig P229R (9mm) -LaRue battleknife -Tapco vest w/ extra ammo leg pouches -3-Point slings -Hatchet -Boots -Camelbak hydration system -Handheld GPS w/ extra double AA's -Smokes and finally -A plan. This plan is flexible from natural disasters, invasion, to zombies.

Brutal. I thought about using the ol' dremel, however, I already have four SAR mag's for it. I'd probably just botch it anyway. I was really just looking for some more options for mags. Two I've got are pretty much garbage and the other two are german steel mags, which are about par for the course. Just looking for pipe dream solutions. The ability to use an AR drum would be choice.

I have a Romanian SAR-3 that as I'm sure most of you know, is a nightmare to find magazines for. I was curious though, if it would overly complicated to convert a AR or AK drum to work on the SAR body. The AR magazine body is roughly the same size and shape it's just how it latches. The AK is substantially larger than the SAR's. For a frame of reference, even the AK-101 magazines do not fit even though they are the same caliber. Thoughts?

Mags came today, definitely worth it.

He just sent me an email back and told me everything was coming in separate shipments. Thank god.

I'm glad to hear that, the whole email thing was very unsettling at first. All I've heard about Oleg is that he's great, so I was surprised to not be able to get a hold of him.

Hello, I purchased two AK-101/Saiga .223 Mags from Oleg on the 29th of December. Shortly after the 1st, I received a near torn in half envelope containing what was left of a packing invoice. I'm not sure what else was inside this small envelope, but moving on. The following day, I received a package containing the two springs for the two mags I ordered. I have no idea when or if the mag bodies are coming to me. Not to mention, any and all email attempts I make are promptly returned to me saying said email address doesn't exist. Does anyone know him at all on these forums? I really would l

Alright, I was wondering if the high-capacity .223 Saiga mag's will work on my WSAR/SAR-3 .223 AK. Any thoughts?

I appreciate all your responses, sorry I'm so late getting back on the thread. I used to live in Brooklyn, so I'm aware of the cost of living in any metropolitan environment. Nor am I a particular fan of California. It's a job situation, and unfortunately, those roller blading, latte sippin' dipshits pay quite a bit. Ideally, I'd like to stay in Florida, the glorious land of no emissions and virtually zero firearm laws. We'll see what happens I suppose, for the moment I'm stuck where I am until I can raise the money to make any sort of move. Raising money would be a whole lot easier of course

Alright, I'm contemplating moving to the LA area due to work (more money = more fun) Moving to California to me seems about as much fun as being run over by a Buick, however, money is money. My question is, does anyone know about California's firearm legislature? I own: Saiga-12 (w/ Russian side-folding stock) Romanian SAR-3 (.223 AK variant) Mauser K98 (bolt-action 8mm) Mossberg 18.5" 12-gauge (cut-down) Anyone?

He doesnt have any S-12 eight round mags. The one mag that just sold for $211.00 was relisted three times. Also where do you see this catalog? If you click on "Tim's Saiga Store" he usually has several auctions going. At times I've seen him have 15-20 different Saiga related auctions going at once. His prices are kind of high, but he allegedly goes to Russia and brings them back.

His 8-rounders are all going over $200 now. Totally not worth it, but it is pretty cool how he has the complete catalog of Saiga-12 parts readily available.

Right now you can get two on ebay.. http://cgi.ebay.com/Saiga-308-Rifle-8-roun...tem120047123949

Even varmint loads of .223 are still going to be hard to suppress. I've shot an SAR-3 with a suppressor and it went from deafening, to slightly deafening. Just have to make the decision, penetration or volume? Whatever you decide, let's see some pics.