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You have to check their "july deals" there is a specific link for the mags with free shipping. The web store is Gilberts Guns

Sorry, thought that only applied to outside vendors. Link has been removed.

Stumbled upon this smokin dea today. They're offering free shipping as well. Thought I'd share.

Congrats! I recently purchased one as well. I love that it's ready to go right out the box. I ran 30 rounds through it without 1 issue. It appears to me that the muzzle brake is threaded and welded into place. It has to be permanently attached because the barrel is shorter than 18" without a brake. The brake makes it legal length but must be permanently affixed. The IZ109T is 18.25" with the muzzle brake attached.

I have a bunch of the cheap Federal birdshot from wally world, but the indoor range only allows buck and slugs. Here's a quick video!!! https://youtu.be/fLSdRUOsbaA

Well, I had some time to run to the range today and put about 30 or so rounds of buckshot through it and it ran great. I used my 12rnd, 10rnd, and 8rnd (chopped from a 12) SGM mags. I ran it on the #1 setting. I'm pretty happy with it so far.

By factory converted, I meant converted by RWC. I know they can't import them like that. I'll have to check out the CSS mags, didn't realize they made steel mags for AKs.

First off, hello to all. I've always been an AK guy and I've owned various AKs including a Catamount Fury II shotgun, but this week I purchased my first Saiga 12. This is an IZ109T that I purchased for $900 online. This shotgun was factory converted and is currently 100% stock. I won't get a chance to shoot it until next week. I purchased a few SGM mags as well as an MD20 drum and Promag drum. My question is this, what are some things I can do to increase reliability? I'd like to be able to shoot 2-3/4" Buck, Slugs, and hopefully birdshot. I know that polishing the internals will slic

Just joined the Saiga family today when I picked up my new IZ109T from the FFL today. Can't wait to put some rounds down range.