Turkish MKA 1919 - Anybody here ever held/fired/drooled on one?

[Lebowski]

I am pretty sure I want one of them there Turkish shotguns that looks like an AR.

Anyone of you ODTers ever have dealings with this weapon? I've read some reviews online. It seems to compare favorably, i.e., better, than the Saiga 12 in terms of reliability. It's off the charts in terms of good looks. Just wondering if there's any substance behind that purty face?

 

[Lebowski]

Bump

 

[b.a.customkydex]

If you get one call Jim at Firebird Precision and get his race package done to it

 

[Lebowski]

Need more info... Will have to google that. Thanks!

If you get one call Jim at Firebird Precision and get his race package done to it

 

[dustind3366]

Looks cool, but not sure how I feel about the stock being part of the lower. That's just me though. Would be funny to see someone call it an 'assault rifle', and let them shoot some 00 buck out of it. They wouldn't know what hit them.

 

[rodan 74]

cool

 

[Lebowski]

Anyone actually shot one?

 

[Slyhall]

Here's mine. I love it. Have yet to have any issues luckily buy I have not shot bird shot yet. I do have a gas washer I haven't used yet but will when I get a chance to shoot bird shot if it doesn't cycle.

Looking to get a handguard withing a few month.
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[Lebowski]

Love it!

 

[Slyhall]

Looks cool, but not sure how I feel about the stock being part of the lower. That's just me though. Would be funny to see someone call it an 'assault rifle', and let them shoot some 00 buck out of it. They wouldn't know what hit them.

Yeah you gotta actually cut the stock off. Lots of adapters out there and a pretty simple job. Took me about 20 mins to do with measuring a leveling.
I had a saiga 12 but this is a little more ergonomic for me. Both shoots great. I've put about 500 rds with no issues.