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Awesome news Zudfolge! Basically you are telling me that not only am I going to purchase a kick @$$ shotgun, but maybe if I am lucky it will double in value after I have purchased it None of the downsides you listed sound to bad to me. However missing out on possibly aquiring a Saiga or paying twice as much for one just gives me more of an incentive to buy one now!

Either shotgun would primarily be used as a home defense shotgun. Although I could see using it for three gun matches later on down the line. I liked the Benelli because it is supposedly very reliable, has an 18" barrel, comes with a Picatinny rail, has an eight round capability (with extension tube), and well it's a Benelli The Saiga caught my eye because of the ability to customize it, supposedly very reliable, also has the capability of hold eight (or even more) rounds. Basically I went the most reliable semi auto shotgun on the market. The higher capacity the better, and I wo

Hello everyone, first post here at the Saiga forums so go easy on me. I have searched the forums and some seem to think the Saiga-12 will one day be classified as a destrucive device. My question is what happens if it does? I assume they are still legal to own but perhaps you are unable to transfer them? I read somewhere that some states do not allow destructive devices while others do (if so does anyone have a list)? I have been thinking about getting a shotgun for a while now and I have narrowed my choices down to a Benelli M4 or the Saiga-12. I think I would prefer the Saiga (alt