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SKS Carbines => Unaltered SKS Rifles => Chinese SKS (Military) => Topic started by: Charleslee on August 26, 2022, 01:51:21 PM
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Heads up fellas:
F/S on Gunbroker, nice looking. 1K.
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Not many pictures...only 3? Bet he could sell it easier and for more $ with 20 nice pictures.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/945218931
(https://i.ibb.co/ZLb4gLr/image.png) (https://ibb.co/5MJpjM3)
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Yeah, my interest isn’t piqued at $1250
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My issue with these are they are an inferior failure. I wont be shooting one.
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My issue with these are they are an inferior failure. I wont be shooting one.
That's a lot-o-bread, to just have it sit in a safe.
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I paid $391 for my cast receiver 2 years ago, which at the time wasn't even a premium over a good matching Type 56. Granted, the listing was merely titled "Unusual Chinese SKS" so it probably wasn't clear to many observers that it was a cast receiver or that it was of special interest. Casts aren't quite as rare but are in the same category as the stamped receivers, a peculiar experimental variant that didn't pan out.
I do think the stamped receivers are interesting, but I'm not willing to pay 2.5x the current value of an equal condition Type 56. I might go 1.25x, or maybe 1.5x...definitely okay with never getting one too rofl
The People's Alternative Type 56 Receiver Manufacturing Story
Engineer: silly1
Factory Tester: shooting1
QA/QC Manager: fineprint
Engineer's Manager: didnt do
Engineer: dead1
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For some people rare automatically equates to $$. If I was getting an SKS that I couldn’t shoot, I’d go with a parade rifle. At least they look nice. rofl
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Great advice?
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Looks like no one thought it was worth the doe at that price. I wouldnt mind one for 600.00.
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Looks like no one thought it was worth the doe at that price. I wouldnt mind one for 600.00.
He relisted it a couple of times at that price, but no buyers. ::)
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Ended again with no bids...
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In today's environment, he's not getting that price.
In fact, the golden age of surplus firearms prices shooting to the moon may take a bit of a hiatus if the stock market truly is the 6 to 12 month ahead predictor that many consider it to be.