WOW! S .308 w/ BRG3's p-grip wood stock, 800 rnds

[St Michael 0]

SOLD Pending Funds.

This is a Saiga .308, 16" barrel, with one factory 8 round magazine. It has had approx. 200 rounds fired through it with no malfunctions whatsoever.

 

It has both the factory synthetic stock as well as BattleRifleG3's excellent quasi-p grip wood stock and forearm.

 

If purchased face to face (West central PA), I will include one ammo can of 432 rounds of USGI 7.62 x 51mm NATO M80 Ball, in M1 Garand 8 round clips in bandoliers in original ammo can, as well as 300 rounds of South African 7.62 x 51mm NATO M80 Ball, and 100 rounds of Australian 7.62 x 51mm NATO M80 Ball on stripper clips in bandoliers.

 

So, that's a

 

Saiga .308 with synthetic stock and

BattleRifleG3's p grip wood stock,

one factory 8 round magazine, and

800 rounds of 7.62 x 51mm NATO M80 Ball

 

An INCREDIBLE steal at just $375 (OBO) for everything!!!

(Need cash fast, buying a camper.)

 

Send me a PM or email me at bjkdig@atlanticbb.net

Edited October 19, 2005 by St Michael

[BattleRifleG3 16]

Folks, that is a very good price. The stock set and ammo together are worth well over $200. Add that to the price you'd expect to pay for a S-308.

 

Of course I and everyone else would love to see what it all looks like. Might make the difference in getting a sale.

[St Michael 0]

Folks, that is a very good price.  The stock set and ammo together are worth well over $200.  Add that to the price you'd expect to pay for a S-308.

 

Of course I and everyone else would love to see what it all looks like.    Might make the difference in getting a sale.

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Thanks BRG3!

 

I borrowed a cheap digital camera earlier this week, but the pics turned out lousy.

 

So, I borrowed a different one yesterday, and hope to have good pics posted later today.

[St Michael 0]

An INCREDIBLE steal at just $375 (OBO) for everything!!!

(Need cash fast, buying a camper.)

 

Send me a PM or email me at bjkdig@atlanticbb.net

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Price drop!

 

Saiga .308 with BRG3's stocks, & original synthetic stocks, stock magazine (no ammo) $360 shipped.

 

Saiga .308 with synthetic stocks only (no ammo, no BRG3's stocks) $320 shipped.

 

Surely someone is looking for an incredible deal on a Saiga .308 in great condition?

 

(If someone is looking to trade an AR 180B, I'll work out a deal, my Saiga .308 plus some cash.)

Edited October 9, 2005 by St Michael

[whatthedil 7]

Are you still going to post pics? I may be interested...

[St Michael 0]

Edited October 10, 2005 by St Michael

[St Michael 0]

I'll definitely get some pics loaded, hopefully later tonight, if not then by lunch tomorrow.

 

Until I get my pics posted, it may help to note that it is a factory Saiga .308 with the 16" barrel, and the original synthetic stocks, with one mag.

 

I picked up a set of BattleRifleG3's wooden quasi-P-grip stocks for it; his examples are shown here: http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?act=At...pe=post&id=4354 (It is close in appearance to the third one from the left)

 

and here: http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?act=At...pe=post&id=4252

 

The foregrip looks like this one:

http://forum.saiga-12.com/uploads/post-6-1...51263_thumb.jpg

 

They are still natural wood, as I had not yet decided what stain to use on them.

[St Michael 0]

Finally, here's a few pics. My apologies for the poor quality, but that was the best I could get for now:

 

 

 

 

[BattleRifleG3 16]

Here is a clearer pic of that actual handguard, unfinished and modeled on my highly converted S-308.

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?act=At...pe=post&id=4421

Edited October 10, 2005 by BattleRifleG3

[St Michael 0]

Here is a clearer pic of that actual handguard, unfinished and modeled on my highly converted S-308.

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?act=At...pe=post&id=4421

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Thanks BRG3! (Amazing the difference a decent digital camera makes. Its hard to believe the handguard in my pics and the one in yours is the same individual item.)

[BattleRifleG3 16]

Lighting and distance might have something to do with it too. I've taken quite my share of photos that didn't turn out right. I just try to vary the angles and such and try to come out with a good one.