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GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« on: January 11, 2018, 02:56:26 PM »
I'm way late on these, my apologies.  Hopefully I can clear out the backlog soon!  thumb1

Russian SKS45s are the most sought after on the market right now.  In my opinion they will never be "rare", but they do get expensive, especially for low productions years, as-issued guns, or Izhevsk arsenal.
  • # sold: 33
  • Lowest Sale Price: $275.00
  • Avg. Sale Price: $630.39
  • Highest Sale Price: $1,300.00
  • Tula Avg. Price: $674.48
  • Izhevsk Avg. Price: $608.33
  • As-Issued Avg. Price: $856.25
Please let me know any feedback (good or bad) to these.

If you have an objection or observation to add to anything I've listed, by all means call it out.  Let's look at it long and hard (I only look at each listing for a minute or two at most) and maybe everyone can learn a thing or two!  thumb1

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Item Link | Description | # Bids | Final Price | Year | Arsenal | Arsenal Condition | Current Condition | S/N | RM's Notes
  • 711697332 | New Unfired Soviet SKS Tula 1954 | 1 | $1,300.00  | 1954 | Tula | As-Issued | Good | HA4040 | That's a nice gun, but the price is ridiculous for a common '54 Tula.
  • 715881786 | Russian SKS Tula 1954 C&R Nice! Collector Gun | 37 | $835.00  | 1954 | Tula | As-Issued | Good | ЗЛ6650 | Beauty!
  • 721162107 | Unfired Russian SKS Izhevsk 1954 all matching! | 2 | $650.00  | 1954 | Izhevsk | As-Issued | Good | Д112_Д | First of all, neat S/N!  Second of all, how did you guys miss this one!?  What a nice gun,  Stock may have been dickered with, but still a darn nice Izhevsk.
  • 715544347 | Tula Armory SKS Type 45G 7.62x39mm Unfired | 13 | $640.00  | 1954 | Tula | As-Issued | Good | Uncertain | Terrible photos.
  • 714493802 | Russian SKS 45 1950 Tula 7.62x39 sa Rifle | 10 | $275.00  | 1950 | Tula | Bubba | Fair | Uncertain |
  • 715612204 | Russian Tula 1951 SKS 7.62x39 | 20 | $1,225.00  | 1951 | Tula | Bubba | Good | AB1722 | Likely as-issued gun that bubba 'improved'  I think the buyer will regret this one when he notices the rear takedown lever...
  • 716708187 | Russian SKS Tula 1954 | 5 | $535.00  | 1954 | Izhevsk | Bubba | Good | P322_П | Yugo magazine is an absolute price killer on this one.
  • 716382703 | Russian SKS type 45 1954 matching numbers | 18 | $421.00  | 1954 | Tula | Bubba | Good | ГE9471 |
  • 720254154 | Russian 1952 SKS All original metal matching | 9 | $355.00  | 1952 | Tula | Bubba | Good | CГ600 | Too bad about that mismatched stock.
  • 719738223 | NEW Russian SKS -45 KBI Inc. | 1 | $450.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Bubba | Uncertain | Uncertain | Meh :/
  • 714268754 | RUSSIAN - SKS - CAL. 7.62X39 | 14 | $355.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Bubba | Uncertain | Uncertain | Bubbaliscious!
  • 717664468 | Russian SKS Rifle with Tactical Stock | 1 | $315.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Bubba | Uncertain | Uncertain | I guess it's a Russian.
  • 716050291 | RUSSIAN SKS-45, 7.62 X 39 | 5 | $900.00  | 1951 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | Uncertain | Terrible photos.
  • 713195033 | Russian 1950 Tula SKS Original Matching Unissued | 19 | $830.00  | 1950 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | ЛO1622 |
  • 713158884 | Russian SKS 1950 | 10 | $800.00  | 1950 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | Uncertain |
  • 713998109 | SKS 1953 Russian Tula Arsenal - NO IMPORT MARK | 1 | $750.00  | 1953 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | OE5925 | Might be a VN bringback.  W/o the papers it's just another refurbed Russian.
  • 719860894 | Very Good Russian SKS matching numbers | 5 | $750.00  | 1956 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | TP4334_Д |
  • 715878555 | Russian SKS Letter Series C&R Nice! Collector Gun | 21 | $710.00  | 1956 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | TM3605_Д | Might as well be an as-issued gun for all intents and purposes.
  • 715335058 | Russian SKS Tula 1951 Laminated wood LOOK | 1 | $650.00  | 1951 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | ЛП1253 |
  • 709547255 | 1954 Izhevsk SKS Rifle - VERY NICE! | 8 | $640.00  | 1954 | Izhevsk | Refurbished | Good | P166_П | Nice refurb here.
  • 712557260 | Russian SKS 1952 7.62x39 | 6 | $630.00  | 1952 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | Uncertain |
  • 718705904 | Russian SKS Tula 1950 C&R Excellent condition | 6 | $615.00  | 1950 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | ЗГ1372 |
  • 719345924 | Russian SKS 1950 Tula unfired | 5 | $610.00  | 1950 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | ШH1701 |
  • 715244833 | RUSSIAN SKS, TULA 1951, LAMINATED, 762X39 C&R OKAY | 19 | $605.00  | 1951 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | BЮ4491 |
  • 720242159 | Russian SKS 7.62 x 39 Great Condition | 10 | $595.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Refurbished | Good | ШH760 | Likely a '50.
  • 718665593 | Russian SKS 7.62x39 1954r TULA Semi-auto Rifle | 4 | $575.00  | 1956 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | TO623_Д |
  • 711800920 | Russian SKS 7.62x39 Matching | 25 | $547.00  | 1957 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | AM2917_И |
  • 714188057 | Russian SKS Tula 1953 | 7 | $545.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Refurbished | Good | KГ126 |
  • 721043722 | Russian Tula SKS 7.62X39 Numbers Matching Rifle | 1 | $530.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Refurbished | Good | PA1665 |
  • 711820039 | RUSSIAN SKS 7.62X39 CDI IMPORT PENNY SALE NOT AK47 | 14 | $529.99  | 1957 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | Uncertain |
  • 714209017 | Russian Tula SKS Laminate, All Matching | 2 | $505.00  | 1958 | Tula | Refurbished | Good | УM1215_K |
  • 716695560 | Izhmash SKS Russian | 1 | $675.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Uncertain | Uncertain | Uncertain | Wow one photo for your "Russian Izhmash SKS Rifle Caliber 762x39 Imported by NHM SAC Ca. Year 1950 R Mid Year"  WTF does that even mean!?
  • 715902477 | Russian sks very good + No Reserve Russian sks | 6 | $455.00  | 1953 | Tula | Uncertain | Uncertain | Uncertain |


      

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #1 on: January 13, 2018, 03:30:23 PM »
"3.721162107 | Unfired Russian SKS Izhevsk 1954 all matching! | 2 | $650.00  | 1954 | Izhevsk | As-Issued | Good | Д112_Д | First of all, neat S/N!  Second of all, how did you guys miss this one!?  What a nice gun,  Stock may have been dickered with, but still a darn nice Izhevsk."

Looks like the bayonet has been removed before.

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #2 on: January 15, 2018, 09:19:44 AM »
Why are AI/NR 1954s selling in the Izhevsk price range?

Are there so few AI/NR guns available from any year that even the '54 are hot commodity?

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #3 on: January 15, 2018, 10:40:08 AM »
"3.721162107 | Unfired Russian SKS Izhevsk 1954 all matching! | 2 | $650.00  | 1954 | Izhevsk | As-Issued | Good | Д112_Д | First of all, neat S/N!  Second of all, how did you guys miss this one!?  What a nice gun,  Stock may have been dickered with, but still a darn nice Izhevsk."

Looks like the bayonet has been removed before.

So here's a question: Does the removal of the bayonet (and subsequent breaking and non-alignment of the stake marks) reduce the value of a gun that has a nice original stock, clean metal, and otherwise appears to not have been dickered with? 
      

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #4 on: January 15, 2018, 10:41:12 AM »
Why are AI/NR 1954s selling in the Izhevsk price range?

Are there so few AI/NR guns available from any year that even the '54 are hot commodity?

No idea, I just track them I don't set the prices!  :) 

Once I get the December results done I'll post the 2017 year trends.  Should be interesting to see if the trend is truly up like it appears.
      

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #5 on: January 15, 2018, 02:52:07 PM »
Out of curiosity, I dug out my 54 from safe. It could be a replica of the one sold for $1300.00, but with different S/N. I can post some pictures later if someone would like to see.

https://ibb.co/album/eRCB0a
« Last Edit: January 30, 2018, 03:48:15 PM by jstin2 »

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #6 on: January 15, 2018, 05:06:49 PM »
Real pretty gun jstin2.  The dark fill in the cartouche and S/N on the stock make me look twice perhaps, but really nice gun all in all.  thumb1
      

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #7 on: January 15, 2018, 06:20:49 PM »
R-M, enlighten me about what you see. I bought this carbine privately from a local, but looking at magazine pinning, it could have been from west rifle originally. I need to learn what to look for and what to avoid.

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #8 on: January 17, 2018, 08:04:25 AM »
  • 720242159 | Russian SKS 7.62 x 39 Great Condition | 10 | $595.00  | Uncertain | Uncertain | Refurbished | Good | ШH760 | Likely a '50.

I purchased this one. It is a Tula refurbished SKS for sure, and it is marked 1949. There is some question about whether it is truly a 49, and not later model that had a 49 top cover installed on it, but I am not convinced. There is no evidence that the S/N was ground off the back of the top cover and restamped, it has the original early design bolt assembly on it, and a few other hallmarks that make me think it is a true 1949 that has been refurbished.

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #9 on: January 17, 2018, 08:51:11 AM »
Would love to see more views of it krislhull. The auction photos are pretty lackluster to say the least.  Start a new theead in the Russian section and you'll get everyone's opinion.  thumb1
      

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #10 on: January 17, 2018, 09:13:01 AM »
Would love to see more views of it krislhull. The auction photos are pretty lackluster to say the least.  Start a new theead in the Russian section and you'll get everyone's opinion.  thumb1

I plan on starting a thread on it, I just haven't gotten around to it yet! I was looking at this rifle with some interest, and had to contact the seller for more detailed photos before I finally hit the BIN. I don't think I would have risked it without better photos. Ill start a new thread with photos soon.

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Re: GB listings for November, 2017 - Russian
« Reply #11 on: January 19, 2018, 03:43:09 PM »
I sure would like to take a closer look at that...about the only things that can be confirmed via the auction photos is it has an early RSB and a 45 degree gas block.  If it has a 49 cover chances are it is a mid 50 with the looped receiver cover latch before they stopped using them, and a 45 degree gas block in the short period of time between 90 degree blocks and whatever we call what became the 'standard' SKS gas block. 1950 saw a lot of transitional components in various combinations.  49 and 50 covers will only work with 49-50 guns....during refurb those covers likely were mixed in with other early covers, scrubbed and reserialed to match the gun....it could also have been a NOS 49 cover that fit, and was later stamped to match the gun.

Careful attention to all serial numbers would be great to see.

Does the receiver cover look to be a different finish than the rest of the gun? It looks more matte like the early covers do...at least in comparison to the receiver in that one photo.

Neat gun...I really want to add a 45 degree block Russian to the collection. Great score! Congrats!!