870 Express

Scott · Jan 20, 2009

I have one 12 gauge that I have never used and it is an 870 express. Brand new with box. Perfect for first time owners or bird hunting or home defense. I will consider trade or $260 plus some cash for something in trade. Just let me know. Also remember this gun only shoots 2 3/4 and 3" shells. Make offer and lets talk. Everybody needs at least 5 good shotguns and one cheap one.....

Scott

SgtKashim · Jan 20, 2009

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Can any FFL's or legal types confirm the laws for interstate transfer of long guns?

bmw2 · Jan 20, 2009

Any interest in a .308 Saiga? I've got an ad for it in this section.

elcid11 · Jan 20, 2009

SgtKashim said:
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Can any FFL's or legal types confirm the laws for interstate transfer of long guns?

No face to face across state lines, you must use an ffl.

I can do it for you for 5 bucks for the transfer.

SgtKashim · Jan 20, 2009

elcid11 said:
No face to face across state lines, you must use an ffl.

I can do it for you for 5 bucks for the transfer.

Thanks.

If we make a sale we'll bring it through you then...

Scott · Jan 20, 2009

Never heard of it? What does it look like?

Scott

Scott · Jan 20, 2009

bmw2 said:
Any interest in a .308 Saiga? I've got an ad for it in this section.

Never heard of it and what model?

Scott

mcseman441 · Jan 20, 2009

i thought ftf across state lines was fine for rifles, no for handguns

PhysicsGuy · Jan 20, 2009

Barrel length? Pictures?

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elcid11 · Jan 20, 2009

mcseman441 said:
i thought ftf across state lines was fine for rifles, no for handguns

A lot of ppl seem to think this,

I checked with ATF, if it goes across state lines and is a firearm of ANY type, it must be transfered though an FFL.

However, an out of state buyer can purchase a rifle, but not a handgun from an FFL.

There are more in depth laws, but this is generally how it is with FFLs and xfers.

FTF is never OK across state lines!!!

Scott · Jan 20, 2009

PhysicsGuy said:
Barrel length? Pictures?

<----Interested

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mcseman441 · Jan 20, 2009

elcid11 said:
A lot of ppl seem to think this,

I checked with ATF, if it goes across state lines and is a firearm of ANY type, it must be transfered though an FFL.

However, an out of state buyer can purchase a rifle, but not a handgun from an FFL.

There are more in depth laws, but this is generally how it is with FFLs and xfers.

FTF is never OK across state lines!!!

thanx for the clarification

SgtKashim · Jan 20, 2009

How easy is it to find barrels for this thing?

I'm really looking for an 18" HD gun, but if these are replaceable this would be a starting point...

bmw2 · Jan 21, 2009

Scott said:
Never heard of it and what model?

Scott

It's basically an AK but in .308. Saiga's are built new in Russia rather that being built here from a kit. To be imported they are in a "sporter configuration", so there's no pistol grip and a certain number of U.S. parts are required to use the higher capacity magazine's. I have pictures and a thread in the for sale section here, I have several accessories that come with it. There's also a good forum devoted to Saiga's at saiga-12.com. http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?act=idx

It's a lot of fun but I don't shoot it enough to justify keeping it around.

Scott · Jan 21, 2009

SgtKashim said:
How easy is it to find barrels for this thing?

I'm really looking for an 18" HD gun, but if these are replaceable this would be a starting point...

Barrels are easy to find and all over. Here is a link to Midway <broken link removed>

When changing barrels though you have to rember what shells can be shot out of it. You need to pay attention to that or sometimes Kaboom..... Did you ever hear of a 12/20? That happens all the time too.

Scott