New Pig/Deer Killer

[BJ_Richardson]

Tweeder I took your advice and skipped the digicam (ok ok I sanded it off cause it was looking like ***:grin:).

Saiga .308 with 4x30 glass, thumbhole stock and FBMG 20 round Mags
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v326/lrc4x4/Saiga.jpg

[Tweeder]

:grin:

i kinda dig the look (prefer black), but that green scope looks goofy as hell :grin:

[BJ_Richardson]

:shrugs: It was gloss black and that didn't fly at all



and I like the green fantasco:thefinger::grin: I'll probably end up putting the one off the AR on it and buy some real good glass and a stripped flat top for it

[Tweeder]

some real good glass and a stripped flat top


bling bling! :vrolijk_26:

ETA: i may be interested in a stripped A2 upper :engel017:

[BJ_Richardson]

:grin:

Let me rephrase: A non Tasco/Simmons/Bushnell/Barska scope

I don't get spending a **** ton of money on a scope around here. I have never hunted anywhere in Arkansas I could take a shot over 250 yards. A Nikon Buckmaster is perfectly clear enough for that. $200 would be a stretch for a scope for me.

[OldYelr]

Cool! How's the build quality / accuracy?

[BJ_Richardson]

Build is atypical for a Russian gun. Everything is tight:grin: The PAINTed reciever/barrel leaves a lot to be desired and the machining is rough but functional. So far I like it more than my AR-15 and I have less than half the money in it. It is based off an AK so it should be pretty reliable. It supposedly had about 300 rounds down the tube when I picked it up and I have shot about 100 with open sites and no failures of any kind.

I hit a milk jug at about 125 yds with open sites on the second shot sending it into a fine mist:smiley: I haven't shot it for groups yet so I won't swear to it being MOA or 3 for that matter. I'll give it a go now that I have the scope on it and see what it will really do (with surplus ammo). Reviews say 2-3MOA is typical with Wolf so I bet I can shoot close to MOA with good surplus on a rest.