Rifle Shotgun SAIGA-12K Double Bell

Rifle Shotgun SAIGA-12K Double Bell

The SAIGA-12K shotgun replica by Double Bell is an electric semiautomatic shotgun, based on the Saiga-12K model, a variant specifically designed for law enforcement.

The Saiga-12 is inspired by the AK series, which was popular during the Soviet era. Initially designed for civilian hunters, a shorter-barreled variant, the Saiga-12K, was later introduced to meet the needs of law enforcement. Its ease of reloading and ability to be fired from the same stance as an assault rifle made it a popular choice in markets outside of Russia. This shotgun is used by French anti-terrorist units RAID and GIPN.

Externally, the grip, magazine, stock, and handguard are made from reinforced polymer, while the rest of the components are made of metal.
Internally, the SAIGA-12K replica is equipped with a V3 gearbox with a quick spring change system. This allows for the installation of MOSFET systems (such as Kestrel V3 or other similar models). It also features a set of reinforced steel gears with an 18:1 ratio, mounted on 8 mm bearings. The piston is equipped with metal teeth and works with a Type 1 piston head. The hop-up chamber is made from reinforced polymer.

The package includes: SAIGA-12K Double Bell shotgun replica, 1x hi cap Saiga magazine, 1x mid cap AK magazine, 1x spare magazine release button.

The package does not include the battery and charger. They must be bought separately.