Anyone got experience with the MKA-1919?

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Competition fort he Saiga. Any one shot the MKA-1919 AR look-alike shotgun?

Priced like a Saiga too.
 
Ive seen em for sale, cant remember where it was though. Not my cup of tea, but to each his own.

Gunbroker also has a few for sale.
 
Centerfire Systems has them according to their last flier. Thanks for the link, a search for MKA-1919 came up empty which is why I posted.
 
Don't think it's hit the market yet.

It has been out for some time actually.

I plan to get one. Some of people whose opinions I really respect, like the guys at Tromix, have had good things to say.

I'd avoid the first run of them because their top rail is not a standard rail. They changed that on the second batch of them. The aftermarket is coming along nicely. Right now I'm not sure what the availability of extra mags is. Without mags a mag fed shotgun loses the things that makes it appealing.

Various 922r compliance parts are out or under development. Once higher capacity mags are available I plan to get one for an SBS project. I had planed an SBS Saiga 12 but the MKA seems like a better option to me.

I'm not wild about the factory look, but a tromix stock adapter does wonders IMHO.
 
I have not found higher capacity mags yet but have not been chasing them either. Centerfire systems usually has the MKA 1919 along with Atlantic Firearms.
 
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I do not believe higher caps have been offered by anyone. I'm fairly certain I would have head if that were the case. I have heard rumors of some options that are coming though.
 
Yes we have the MKA 1919 in stock , there are no hi cap mags out yet however there are a few firms working on them now but we do not know anymore details .
 
Higher capacity magazines (first 10 rounds, later 14) are in the works, as are a lot of other after-market modifications.

This gun has gotten the attention of a lot of people in the 3 gun community.
 
Ouch $40 for five rounders. I'd hold off for the higher capacity mags which I can't imagine being more.
 
mka-1919

Yes i have an mka-1919 it is fun to shoot and is well worth the money. It is reasonably priced and cant wait for more after market parts
 
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