I think Eric Holder just wet himself.
(Probably ought to give a language warning for a few f-bombs.)
Dmitri is a Professional Russian who likes to demonstrate various weapons on You Tube."Professional Russian"? They pay for that? A commenter on the BigGeekDaddy website says this is actually an American gun and backs it up.
Edit 2056 right after posting. The embedded video didn't work, so I switched to a URL link to YouTube.
Have you seen (or experienced) the concentrated awesome* of the Saiga 12 shotgun? I hear that they've become hard to get in the past few years, and it understandable. A 12 gauge AK-47... That pegs the coolness meter and then breaks the needle completely off!
ReplyDelete(I have a Sagia in .308 that I converted back to pistol grip config, that's how I found out about the existence of the shotties).
*scroll down to the last photo on that page for some belt-fed 12 gauge sweetness
I haven't experienced one, just seen the videos.
ReplyDeleteWhat impressed me about the AA-12 is a toss-up between virtually no recoil and the stainless construction. I wouldn't buy into the "never have to clean it" idea, but I live in the saltiest air in North America, and stainless is not a luxury metal around here.
Too bad citizens are denied the ability to purchase one. I know a fellow who is a gun dealer and early owner of a Saiga 12, and he loves it. 12 (and 20, I believe) round drum magazines are available for it, as well as the standard box mags.
ReplyDeleteI just watched the video again, and its even more impressive the second time! That just may be the ultimate zombie defense weapon!
ReplyDeleteI like stainless quite a bit as well, I'll generally choose stainless on handguns when I can. I've never been much on stainless rifles though, right up until last week when I picked up a stainless Rossi 92 in 44 Magnum ('cause I wanted a "bad weather" gun that I didn't have to worry about to much). That one might just change my tastes a bit, its a very nice gun...