That would be a reason to not buy a SAIGA, at least in my book. If the firearm becomes more trouble than planned to support, then buy something else with parts availability.
That would be a reason to not buy a SAIGA, at least in my book. If the firearm becomes more trouble than planned to support, then buy something else with parts availability.
Its an AK variant. What could go wrong?
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oh EAA is an importer, I thught RAA was the only on I dont think we would see any saiga shortage as long as RAA keeps up
Just hope this isn't going to be something that RAA follows suit on. They said it was due to a business decision on their end. What was that, to not make money? Makes you wonder.
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I have the Saiga in 7.62x51, so the parts are not exactly the same. I would not invest any more money in this if the parts might likely dry up.
What part of that .308 saiga are you refering to? everything else besides the barrel can be adopted to be used on your rifle.
Saiga is nothing more then another one of those ak-74 or ak-47 variants. Think of Mak 90 or Madii, think of any other sporter configured rifles from different countries. You can make pretty much any ak part to work on them..
Stop worrying about EAA they have not imported any saigas in a while now. They were the original Importer (I believe) but RAA took over and there is no way for EAA to compete with them. They focus on handguns and a few select zastava rifles.
What year is it? Must be an older saiga. Does it have dimples for the mag?
My last one that I bought was build on my b-day this year. what a coincidence.
what a coincidence.
