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Saiga Semi Auto Rifle .223 Rem/5.56 NATO

Based on the AK-47, the Saiga rifle comes from the Izhmash factory in Russia who also makes the AK-47. You really cannot beat this deal: $350 for a semi-auto AK-47 in .223 Remington/5.56 NATO. I dare you NOT to buy one.
The Saiga reliably shoots the readily available cheap ammo, 30-round magazines are less than 20 bucks, and you can fit a new stock on it for less than $70.00. It functions like an AK, so you know you can put your Saiga through the ringer.
Seriously. You had better get it now, as I guarantee our supplies won’t last long. In fact, we have an office bet on how fast they will go.
And as always, have nice day.
5.56x45mm Federal XM193 55 Grain FMJBT

You’re gonna need to feed your new Saiga. For a few days, you can get the Federal Lake City 5.56mm XM193 for 33 cents a round. The Federal XM193 comes packed 10 rounds per stripper clip for a total of 30 rounds. It has a 55-grain Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail bullet and a 3290 fps muzzle velocity. It is brand-new ammo loaded to MIL-SPEC.
Like it? Want it? Buy it! Item: AMM-269
ModGear Scope Guard With Muzzle Cover

The one-piece scope guard and muzzle cover protects your rifle and optics from grass, dirt, dust, and water. Five bucks is an extremely small price to pay when you need to protect your expensive riflescope. It is made from heavy-duty nylon and padded with a half inch of foam.
Like it? Want it? Buy it! Item: MOLLE-095
TAPCO Intrafuse AK-74 Magazine 5.45×39 30 Round

To be honest with you, I’m not too sure what’s up with the orange, but whatever. If you know, please enlighten me. The description says it is to replicate the original Bakelite material, which I’m OK with because I really like Bakelite. But that’s a completely different story. So anyway, this TAPCO mag holds 30 rounds of 5.45x39mm and fits in your AK-74. It has an anti-tilt follower and a heavy-duty spring.
Like it? Want it? Buy it! Item: MAG-009 Subscribe to our e-mail blasts.