I don't see what the big deal is about shooting clays with a Saiga. As long as the owner can shoot and isn't an idiot (ie: doesn't think the tacticool gun is the ultimate skeet shooter) what's the problem?What if your budget is limited and your primary reason for owning a shottie isn't clays? Does that mean you shouldn't be allowed to use it if you want to practice?
I don't have a shotgun, but if I did I'd only buy one. And it probably would be a little unique--not a mall ninja blaster but maybe an 870 Police, or one of the old Mag-10 goose guns that I used to see in catalogs.
I don't have a shotgun, but if I did I'd only buy one. And it probably would be a little unique--not a mall ninja blaster but maybe an 870 Police, or one of the old Mag-10 goose guns that I used to see in catalogs.