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What should be a good price for the Saiga in .223?


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Posts: 3504 | Location: Tennessee | Registered: 07 July 2005Reply With Quote
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About $0.50.

Do you mean European American Armory (EAA)? The same junk that Remington is now importing under their name?

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About $0.50.

Do you mean European American Armory (EAA)? The same junk that Remington is now importing under their name?

Jeff


There is a European American Armory, but what I am talking about is Russian American Armory.
The website is www.raacfirearms.com


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Since I'm not impressed by the quality, fit/finish, of any Russian firearms that I've seen, I'd pass.

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Saiga

$250 shipped NIB would be a good price.
 
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All of the Saiga that I have seen function very well. They are however, not very pretty and I question their long range accuracy for a cartridge like the .223.


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if you like to make noise..firecrackers are less expensive than the Sagia..
 
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Well, I have a Saiga 7.62x39 and use it with a KOBRA red dot sight. It does very well and has never jammed. It's made in the Russian AK factory.
I probably wouldn't shoot it much without the red dot.

I don't know why you would want one in .223 though. Save up for an AR.
 
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