Inexpensive .223 rifle?

[wdlsguy]

What is the parts count rule?

It has to do with converting an imported semi-auto rifle from a "sporting" configuration to a "nonsporting" configuration, also known as 18 USC 922(r):

http://www.ar15.com/content/page.html?id=80

 

[yhtomit]

benEzra:

Did you mean $300 rather than $200, or is there something you'd like to share with us? I'd gladly pick up another Saiga if it was $200

timothy

 

[SaMx]

Leadhead, I don't think it was a good idea to post that picture unless you've paid your NFA tax for that 7615...

look at his location. The SBR rules are different in Canada.

 

[azhunter12]

Saiga

 

[eventer289]

It has to do with converting an imported semi-auto rifle from a "sporting" configuration to a "nonsporting" configuration, also known as 18 USC 922(r):

http://www.ar15.com/content/page.html?id=80

So in other words, there must be 6 or more american made parts on the rifle?

 

[MRIman]

Inexpensive????
If your "stuck" on a .223 then a Saiga is the way to go.
If your open to new things, look at the 5.45x39 round.
The 5.45 ammo is VERY CHEAP now. 1080 rds. for $120
max. The gun can range in price.
I still have my Romie SAR-2 that was $229 shipped. They now run
in the mid 400 range.
You are atleast 3 to 1 on ammo when looking at .223.
Yes the gun will cost more then a saiga,but if you stocked up
on 5000rds,it's cheaper in the long run.
Don't want to start the .223 vs 5.45 fight. They are in the same
"ball park" as far as power.
My vote is a 5.45,now you got me thinking. Guess I'll order a few
more tins to feed the girl.

MRI