The photos show an arsenal of weapons the reader just legally bought including a Russian made Saiga-12 shotgun, an AR-15 assault rifle, a huge cache of ammo, and several accessories.

In Russia, the general public could purchase the shotgun if they held a “smoothbore-gun license,” and until 2014 the Saiga-12 was one of the most popular selling semi-automatic shotguns in the ...

The Saiga-12 is the Russian counterpart to the American AA-12. Both weapons project heavy fire, yet the Saiga-12’s fire rate is almost double the speed: The gun can reel of 600 shots per minute ...

The Saiga-12, which was designed by the legendary Mikhail Kalashnikov—today the Kalashnikov Concern—was essentially a semi-automatic shotgun version of the AK-47. While it is now impossible to ...