Nick T

Not my cup of tea, while I like the idea of 14+1 I'm not gonna base my whole purchase on how much ammunition it holds. The gun is ugly as sin and if I'm gonna drop that kinda coin it will be on a more reputable shotgun Vlad, yea I know about the price drop that's why I was looking at it

Thanks man I've already shot one, haven't shot the Saiga yet my future gun plans are a shotgun an AR and your Sig, figured those three will keep me busy... For a few

I plan on the marketplace, don't have the physical funds in hand yet. My job reimburses me for college so once I get the check from them I plan to buy

Good points

Reasons??

Would love to but I have other firearms in mind which stop me from buying both at once

Buy a Saiga 12 or a Mossberg pump... Pros and cons of both. This will strictly be for HD and at range fun.

I recently sold an old Smith to a trooper friend, his EDC is a P238 and he said he loves it. Personally for me I'd be just fine carrying a P229 but I'm a bigger guy.... I can't wait to get hired I feel so weird not carrying on the daily since I moved back to Jersey

I still have my matching DL with the punch hole that matches my FID, chances are I won't bother as stated about the possibility of a wait... My new town sucks, guess that's what I get for living somewhere who's recent claim to fame is the home town to a local cop killer

I figured as much, thanks for all the input fellas

Does anyone know what the law is in PA. I'm head out there after Christmas and figured if I'm in the area I'd pop in and see what they had and if I saw something I liked I'd buy it. However my NJ FID card is old, (different address) and my new town is dragging their feet. Can I legally purchase in PA or not bother stopping in at Cabela's while I'm in free America.

Happened to my buddy, he order a Ruger 6 shooter with them... 7 months later no boom stick still

Never knew Saiga made a pump... Oh wait because they don't pretty sure everyone knew you were talking semi

Yes but there is also a semi auto civilian one, so in a free state it would just have to be registered as an SBR

Zombies will change all of that lol

Just a tad bit of gun pron http://www.czub.cz/zbrojovka/cz-sales-folder/CZ%20SCORPION%20EVO%203%20A1_ENG.pdf

Pure cowardess they will get theirs

Not fabricated, Al Qaeda has claimed responsibility for downing the chinook with RPGs and small arms fire on their way to a raid in Kabul

None taken isn't that the beauty of forums allowing us the ability to all voice our opinions, were this rifle used in say an assault on another human being I would lean to believe the PRNJ would most definitely try and slam you any which way calling it a pistol grip and such and evil and deadly weapon. Used conventionally at the range you could be surrounded by police and I'd venture to think none would bat an eye. Again I understand the air on the side of caution part

I get what you're saying, I was just simply offering my input on the idea of this stock

As long as the say brake right in the description it should be good to go it says A2 style alot of brakes out there are designed to look like am A2 flash hider, as far as the fixed. I'm sure they can pin it from the factory or if you had it sent to Paul he can very easily pin it for you before you take ownership

It says in the description, muzzlebrake right in the link You sent

So we don't follow the BATFE on stocks but if they say an item is a compensator we will walk around with that little piece of paper in our rifle case to wave around if someone has doubt, that's all I'm saying

I understand this isn't a thumbhole what I meant was it's legal to purchase a firearm in new jersey with a thumbhole which is along the same lines of a pistol grip theory so I personally don't see this being illegal however this is in no way legal advice

I understand the air on the side of caution theory but they don't consider a thumbhole stock a pistol grip I doubt this would be an issue