suppressed Saiga 12g

[Westside]

I was watching "Son of Guns" on discovery last night and saw my next purchase a suppressed shotgun.. here's the link to the manufacturer.

i also like the "Master Key". Scroll down to see it.

 

[451_Detonics]

I wasn't that impressed with either of them, especially the Master Key. These have been done before and, in my opinion, done better. If I wanted a Master Key I would much prefer this...

 

[Westside]

can you post a link/picture for the suppressor as well.

 

[IndyS12]

I wasn't really impressed by it. They were acting as if that was the first time anybody had tried putting a suppressor on a shotgun. That, and the whole Master Key thing was little silly. I would rather have the proven Remington stuff.

Saigas are still cool though!

 

[Martin Draco]

I wasn't that impressed with either of them, especially the Master Key. These have been done before and, in my opinion, done better. If I wanted a Master Key I would much prefer this...

The reason the Saiga is practical in this situation is because it's a semi auto. It saves time when breaching doors and with a changeable mag the can interchange between different ammo easily.

 

[revsaxon]

Are those master-key type devices legal in IN?

 

[VUPDblue]

Are those master-key type devices legal in IN?

No.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Are those master-key type devices legal in IN?

Not the ones that are designed (or a legal AOW that's been fashioned) to fit onto another firearm.

The Serbu and KEG OAW firearms are (still) legal.

-J-

 

[451_Detonics]

The reason the Saiga is practical in this situation is because it's a semi auto. It saves time when breaching doors and with a changeable mag the can interchange between different ammo easily.

I fail to see how the semi auto is faster, by the time you recover from the recoil of the first shot the pump is cocked and ready to go. And why would you need to change ammo...isn't that the point of the AR it is attached to?

 

[Martin Draco]

I fail to see how the semi auto is faster, by the time you recover from the recoil of the first shot the pump is cocked and ready to go. And why would you need to change ammo...isn't that the point of the AR it is attached to?

It's awkward to pump a shotgun when it's mounted to the bottom of an AR. If you've ever used breachers, the recoil isn't bad. If you take out the hinges you need 3 rounds and depending on the door and lock it might take more than 1 round. As far as mag changing, it's a convenience. With all the rounds available in 12 gauge it would be nice to be able to use tear gas, rubber, bean bag and other riot type loads.

If you ever want to try some breachers I think I still have half a case left of DOD breachers.

 

[sshelton]

Just watched the door breacher episode, it was weird that they had never herd of the masterkey..

 

[VUPDblue]

No.

Not the ones that are designed (or a legal AOW that's been fashioned) to fit onto another firearm.

The Serbu and KEG OAW firearms are (still) legal.

-J-

I may stand corrected. Check the NFA forum for more details....

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I may stand corrected. Check the NFA forum for more details....

10-4 on that, saw the other thread.

Now, for anyone contemplating doing this, go look for VUPD's thread in the NFA forum and save the images in a dozen locations and print out 10 copies for yourself.

The Tech Department letters are NOT just for the person they're addressed to. They're general-useage "for the public" type things. Meaning that their answer to him = their answer to all of us.

Until they change their minds. Again.


-J-

 

[VUPDblue]

10-4 on that, saw the other thread.

Now, for anyone contemplating doing this, go look for VUPD's thread in the NFA forum and save the images in a dozen locations and print out 10 copies for yourself.

The Tech Department letters are NOT just for the person they're addressed to. They're general-useage "for the public" type things. Meaning that their answer to him = their answer to all of us.

Until they change their minds. Again.


-J-

You got that backwards. The letters ARE just for who they're addressed to, but they also set precedents. A general ruling would be for the masses, but those sometimes start out as letters from the tech branch.