Well, I'm pleased as can be with this shotgun. I normally prefer manual (pump or break open) shotguns, but this is the first autoloader I've really gotten into other than an old Model 11.
It shoots easily and with little recoil, which is a major concern with my spinal arthritis, and points better than it has any right doing.
I'm going to take it out for a bit more patterning and even try shooting clays with it, which is something I've not done with a 12ga for many months now. I usually prefer the 28ga, but with the autoloading system this almost kicks the same in terms of perceived recoil.
Bottom line - I used to think Saiga 12s were a gimmick. They really aren't, and I think the Russians may be on to something, here....
It shoots easily and with little recoil, which is a major concern with my spinal arthritis, and points better than it has any right doing.
I'm going to take it out for a bit more patterning and even try shooting clays with it, which is something I've not done with a 12ga for many months now. I usually prefer the 28ga, but with the autoloading system this almost kicks the same in terms of perceived recoil.
Bottom line - I used to think Saiga 12s were a gimmick. They really aren't, and I think the Russians may be on to something, here....