Witness a Firing Test with RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

The RWC Group is now the sole importer of the Concern Kalashnikov rifles. One of the company’s newest rifles is the IZ132SM, a 7.62x39mm Saiga rifle decked out in some Command Arms Accessories (CAA).

Starting with the proven Izhmash Saiga 7.62x39mm rifle with a 16.3-inch barrel, the IS132SM features a CAA pistol grip with interchangeable front- and backstraps, making it easy for shooters to adapt the grip for a better fit. The grip also has subtle texturing, which enhances control. A TAPCO trigger is installed, and just behind the conventional triggerguard is the traditional bolt-hold-open lever. CAA enhancements also include the buttstock and handguard. CAA’s AR-style collapsible buttstock rides on a polymer, six-position tube, while the handguard is a polymer model with top and bottom rails. The top rail allows you to mount optics just forward of the adjustable, AK-style rear sight. Short rail sections can be attached to the left and right sides of the handguard for adding lights, lasers and other mission-critical accessories. The rifle also comes with a protected AK front sight. Right out of the box, the rifle is fully 922r compliant, and it’s set up nicely for tactical work.

IS132SM Saiga left solo — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga right solo — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga brake — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga forend — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga stock — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga right side front — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga optics mount — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga receiver — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga grip — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga safety — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

IS132SM Saiga field — RWC’s Tricked-Out Saiga Rifle

My test rifle came with one U.S. Palm 30-round magazine, as well as a TAPCO AK-74-stye muzzle brake. I also added a Leupold DeltaPoint sight and a SureFire light for testing on the range.

Russian AK-47 rifles remain some of the most popular on the market, and this new Saiga has just about all you need. Take a look at this short video to see me put the IZ132SM through its paces and keep your eyes peeled for a full review in an upcoming issue of SPECIAL WEAPONS FOR MILITARY & POLICE. To subscribe, visit Tactical-Life.com/subscribe.