Saiga .223 AR adapter?

[Underdog 1,593]

Does anybody have experience with getting an adapter that will allow the use of AR Magazines?

[lunker 274]

Here is a site with some reviews of the Magnolia State Armory adaptor.

http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/magadapter/magadapter-1.htm

[Underdog 1,593]

Here is a site with some reviews of the Magnolia State Armory adaptor.

http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/magadapter/magadapter-1.htm

 

 

Thanks, I think I will just stick w/ the standard magazines. Saiga .223 would probably be much more popular if Saiga made them to accept AR mags. Although, it still does a number on ammo cases ejected.

 

The Ruger Gunsite Scout would be much nicer if it took M1A magazines instead of proprietary. I might have bought one whether its practical or not, just for the novelty and good looks of the rifle.

[vladtepes 1,060]

Thanks, I think I will just stick w/ the standard magazines. Saiga .223 would probably be much more popular if Saiga made them to accept AR mags. Although, it still does a number on ammo cases ejected.

 

The Ruger Gunsite Scout would be much nicer if it took M1A magazines instead of proprietary. I might have bought one whether its practical or not, just for the novelty and good looks of the rifle.

 

 

wait so why are you not going to get the adapter... if I had a 223 Saiga there is no question I would run AR mags just due tot hem being so common..

 

as far as the denting there is a fairly simple DIY fix.. and then I slightly more expensive fix...

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/26378-saiga-556-dmaing-brass/page__p__347044__hl__dent__fromsearch__1#entry347044

[lunker 274]

Thanks, I think I will just stick w/ the standard magazines. Saiga .223 would probably be much more popular if Saiga made them to accept AR mags. Although, it still does a number on ammo cases ejected.

 

The Ruger Gunsite Scout would be much nicer if it took M1A magazines instead of proprietary. I might have bought one whether its practical or not, just for the novelty and good looks of the rifle.

 

 

Marlin makes a bolt action that takes AR mags.

http://www.mossberg.com/products/default.asp?id=46&section=products