Greg Q

Let me know how many you can produce and cost. I will sell them on my website if you are interested. I am always looking for great new products. Greg

Tried it out with the gun laying in front of me on the table. 8 rounds loose. 13-14 seconds to the first shot. I am an average shooter- B class. Hope this helps. I am sure it can be done much faster. Greg

These grips are what you are looking for. We have a big order coming in the next 2 weeks. Nill usually takes around 6-8 weeks if you order directly from them. They are really nice grips. http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/se...RIPS/Categories

The new Surefire Saiga 12 magazines we sell actually hold 13 rounds. I look forward to using these at our next match. Greg

I agree. Lots of people want an inexpensive shotgun and do not want to spend lots of money on open pistols and rifles because the Saiga puts them in open class.

I have the North Mountain holders for sale on my website. Fantastic product. Greg

This is when it gets good with scores that close. I watched ya'll shoot the last two stages and you guys looked pretty smooth. I had a very good time shooting with you all in squad 5, I hope to see you guys soon. Greg, Anthony, I had a blast losing to ya!! I don't think that will ever happen again. I am surprised it happened this time. It was great meeting and shooting with you. I agree. It will probably never happen again. Devon is a fantastic shooter and will be even better the next time. I look forward to shooting with everyone again. Greg

Blueridge, You shot that Ruger extremely well. I hope you had as much fun as the rest of us. I had a great time shooting with all the revolvers. We all had our good and bad stages, but as long as we all had fun. Greg

Surefire Gun Mags LLC. They are out of TN. They have been making Saiga mags and accessories for a few years. Really great stuff. Greg

Carolina Shooters Supply has excellent customer service as well. You can view some of our feedback here. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=117956702 We are also a dealer on the Saiga forum and becoming a dealer here . Why pay more for the same item if you do not have too?

Greg, Any idea who will be carrying these? I looked at Surefire's website and no mention. Just curious. Hey, I just found them in pre-order at Mississippi Auto Arms @ $52.95, ouch, but yet I ordered two. http://store.carolinashooterssupply.com/servlet/StoreFront $47.95 They will start shipping next week.

Surefire 12rd 12ga. mags will start shipping next week. They are a much better made magazine than the AGP. They are a one piece body, not clam shell held together with screws. They have a rust preventive coating on their springs. They also have horizontal ridges that run up the mag so that you can shorten your mag easily if you want to using the same floor plate.

WOW!!!!! This might be the first time that I have been on a squad that has a majority of revolver shooters. I won't know what to do with myself. If we could all shoot as good as Devon, we would be the fastest squad there.

Eddie(EEH), Greg M. and I will be there. I think they have 7 or 8. I asked Linda to put me with the Rev. shooters. See you there. Greg Q

Great job Devon. I am looking forward to you beating me again next year at the NC state. Just announced for May 2009 at Anthill. Greg Q

Here is his email address dhearth@hotmail.com Greg

It is. Everyone should have one or two. The MD20 drums rock.

Great video Pat.

Looking forward to meeting everyone. Sounds like we will have a good revolver showing.

The spring Eddie is talking about is small spring on the ejector rod that holds the rod end through the star and into the frame. He was given bad advice locally. It is great that we have this website and all the experienced shooters to help us so we do not screw up our guns. Thanks guys, Greg

Very nice Pat. Great job on the steel.

I ordered a factory one and I had it fitted in about 45 minutes. I use the AGP's. I have ground down the front tab and some of the front top side to get the right angle. Surprisingly easy to mod the mag, maybe 5 minutes. Loads really fast on closed bolt.

Plated are only bad when you are pushing more than 1100fps. Zero FMJ bullets are the way to go and are cheaper than the plated I have found. They are very consistant.

Thanks much for the reply.

Great video, anyone know who the shooters are in the order they shoot? Trying to put a face with a name. Also looks like a few of the have titanium cylinders. Anybody know if that is what they are running these days? Looks like it was a great match. Congrats to everyone. Thanks, Greg