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08-01-2016, 03:25 PM
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Another military rifle price check
I picked us an excellent used Auto Ordinance 1911A1 today. I saw more used guns on the used gun rifle rack. The Italian Carcano at $279 is still there. Next to it was a Soviet SVT 1940 Tokarev semi-auto rifle with a hang tag price of $1,179.00. I suspect it will be there for a long time. All the best...
Gil 
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08-01-2016, 03:54 PM
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Gil, I built a Hardball gun on a early AO...#104xx. Fitted slide to frame/NM trigger/fitted barrel/bushing and link with polished feed. Thing shoots dang nice!
Dan 
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Lifes not meant to be a journey to the grave with the intentions of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thouroughly used up, totally wore out,loudly proclaiming.... WOW.....WHAT A RIDE.......
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08-03-2016, 12:00 PM
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The prices of military surplus arms will continue to go up.. In the early 1960s we bought MkIII SMLEs for $14.00, 98k Mausers for $15-20 and Lugers were $25.00. Reality Check: the 1960s are LONG GONE! Along with 27-cent -a gallon gas, dollar haircuts and $12,500 3-bedroom homes. Also, the median income was $4,500.00 back then.
Buy whatever military surplus arms you can for the asking price-it will never go down. In addition, none of us will take any of those arms with us when we go. Adam
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