Saiga Rifles?
#1
I was looking at EAA Saiga rifles. They are built on the AK frame, in a Kalishnakov factory. They look like good rifles at a good price. Does anyone have any experience with these guns? Good or bad?
#3
Nontypical Buck
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From: Bossier City LA United States
I was wondering the same thing. I was looking at one the other day and if it shoots then the price is definately right. Hard to argue with the design and it has to shoot at least as well or better than a Mini 14.
#4
Yeah, and at about 1/2 the price as a mini14 and sturdy enough to take take calibers like the .308 unlike the mini.
I've been waiting on reports of how these rifles perform also before I buy one- the price is very attractive.
I've been waiting on reports of how these rifles perform also before I buy one- the price is very attractive.
#5
I fired a friend-of-a-friend's 7.62x39 model a couple of years ago, and it performed marginally better than a Romanian SAR-1. I can't really remember offhand, but I think my 100 yard groups were around 1.5-2 inches with cheap Wolf 122 gr. FMJs. The stock was pretty short, and I didn't like the feel.
Sorry, I haven't tried their .308 model yet. I used to be a fan of com-bloc rifles for plinking, but I got bored after a while. Pretty much stick to the bolt-actions now.
P.S.
You've never seen the Mini-30?
Sorry, I haven't tried their .308 model yet. I used to be a fan of com-bloc rifles for plinking, but I got bored after a while. Pretty much stick to the bolt-actions now.
P.S.
Yeah, and at about 1/2 the price as a mini14 and sturdy enough to take take calibers like the .308 unlike the mini.




