Why recommend a Siaga for bird hunting and clays?

[CHS]

but in my personal belief, if you're gonna hunt anything u need to use a bow-and-arrow. levels the playing field a bit. no guts, no glory

Hey now, nothing wrong with using grenades for hunting from time to time.

But seriously, hunting isn't about "leveling the playing field" for a lot of people. For most people it's about getting meat. Period. For that, I'll use whatever means necessary and is practical.

If hunting is more of a game of skill for you, sure, use a bow and arrow. Or better, use a knife, or EVEN better, use your bare hands.

And I was serious about grenades.

[FluorideInMyWater]

living in LA i've never personally met anyone who's goal is to get meet. i thought meat grew on Styrofoam trays

not sure u would have much actual meat left w/ grenades. a little toxic also. i think a ww1 trench knife would be fair although u should be able to tack on a stick to level out a bear's striking reach difference......just to be fair, mind u.

[247Nino]

I bought a Saiga because its IZHMASH
It's fun for the range but a pain to reload.

I would not recommend it for birds. PPPrpprprpPRPPRP PRRRrrr

[dk94044]

surefire makes the 2 rd mags, Carolina shooter supply has them for $30

[gatopardo]

why saiga?

Why recommend a Saiga for bird hunting and clays?

They are one of the worst field guns I have ever held. Heavy, unbalanced and swing like a 4x4 fence post.


State you claim and take it easy on the keyboard FUD!

why not, mine is amazing is semi automatic and has night sights
night sights here

[speedgoat]

I'm pretty sure they weren't designed with hunting in mind.

Might want to double-check me on that though.

[dk94044]

Speedgoat, depends on what you are hunting... *evil cackle*

[bjl333]

why not, mine is amazing is semi automatic and has night sights
night sights here

You must live in a free state !!! I think that doesn't run thru the flow chart ?!?!?!

[thevic]

ive def been thinking about a nice over under .410 for the lady (and i secretly want to use it too

[thevic]

haha wtf i never thought about an a15 type .410

ati makes uppers for $540...one of the many useless things i want to own

[C.W.M.V.]

As a non hunter I have to ask why the S12 wouldn't work well? I'm genuinly interested to hear what hunters who have used it have to say.

[speedgoat]

As a non hunter I have to ask why the S12 wouldn't work well? I'm genuinly interested to hear what hunters who have used it have to say.

I guess it depends on the type of hunting. For wing-shooting I can think of better options as far as accuracy and balance are concerned. I'm thinking that big heavy magazine hanging off the bottom might be kind of a hindrance.

But then I've never tried dove hunting with a Saiga. . .

[SixPointEight]

You must live in a free state !!! I think that doesn't run thru the flow chart ?!?!?!

Only if the stock adjusts me thinks

[nick]

I'm pretty sure they weren't designed with hunting in mind.

Might want to double-check me on that though.

They were actually designed for hunting, believe it or not. Whether they're good for that or not, I'll leave it to people who actually hunt (which I don't), but they were originally designed for hunting.

[nick]

You must live in a free state !!! I think that doesn't run thru the flow chart ?!?!?!

For rifles it's "folding or telescoping" stock. For shotguns, is it just folding stock, or is it "folding and telescoping" stock, as well?