Saiga 12 AOWs

[EBR Works]

We are pleased announce that we now offer Cadiz Gun Works Saiga 12 AOWs. These are NFA firearms and must be transferred on an ATF form 4. We can assist you fully with all the paperwork and provide a referral to a professional for setting up an NFA trust. The trust allows acquisition of these and other California legal NFA firearms.




Photos courtesy of Mike Penhall


Video taken outside of California. Cali legal configuration requires mag lock.




Price: $1999-$2499 depending upon features ordered

All of these are custom made to order with your choice of finish. Lead times are typical for custom NFA items and can take as long as 6 months, but it will be worth it!

Please Email or call with any questions. NO PMs PLEASE

info@ebrworks.com
877-905-2673
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[1811]

I've had mine on order well over 6 months...

Have not heard from Cadiz in a while...

[PolishMike]

I've had them on order since at least the end of last year...

Nothing yet...

[EBR Works]

Good things take time, especially NFA items. Cadiz had a fire at their shop a few months ago. They are back up and doing production now.

[bohoki]

i got a question how is it an aow

don't all saigas come in with buttstocks?

i'm just curious how it gets that status

[EBR Works]

i got a question how is it an aow

don't all saigas come in with buttstocks?

i'm just curious how it gets that status

The factory receivers are removed from the host firearms and new receivers are manufactured from flats.
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[762.DEFENSE]

O..M..G!

[EBR Works]

O..M..G!

Yes, you know you want it!

[RANDO]

what does all the paperwork/trust/ ability to own one cost?

[EBR Works]

We can refer you to several legal professionals who can draw up the NFA trust. Their fees start at about $200 for creation of a boilerplate NFA trust by a Legal Document Assistant. An attorney would charge $600-$1000 for a trust and be able to tailor the trust to your specific requirements.

The NFA tax stamp on an AOW is only $5 which is a bargain compared to the $200 stamp for a MG/SBR/SBS.

Doing an NFA transaction takes time since ATF must approve transfer of the firearm to your trust. This can take from 2-6 months depending upon ATF work load. Once approved by ATF, the firearm has to be processed through California's DROS system with an additional 10 day wait. Being patient is important.

[Saigon1965]

The trutst attorneys are going to be busy -

[EBR Works]

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[EBR Works]

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[goodlookin1]

Wow, that thing is awesome! But seriously, $500 shotgun (well, $700 these days) bumped up to $2500 simply because of NFA? What am I missing here? Why so expensive?

[EBR Works]

The factory receivers are removed from the host firearms and new receivers are manufactured from flats. The entire gas system has to be re-engineered. All of this is very costly for the one manufacturer in the US that is doing these. Add the cost of the host S12 that is now over $700 and you can see why these cost what they do.