Ok, who got this one?
- Izhevsk762
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Ok, who got this one?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =269812024
I'm curious what all you SKS guru's have to say about this one. Thoughts? I've never actually seen one sell before, is this price about what you guys would expect?
I'm curious what all you SKS guru's have to say about this one. Thoughts? I've never actually seen one sell before, is this price about what you guys would expect?
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Re: Ok, who got this one?
Here's the discussion that ensued on Gunboards.
http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread. ... namese-SKS
If it was not "wire brushed", it could have sold anywhere from $1,700 to $2,200 - depending on how hungry the buyers were at the time.
http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread. ... namese-SKS
If it was not "wire brushed", it could have sold anywhere from $1,700 to $2,200 - depending on how hungry the buyers were at the time.
No words of wisdom come to mind at this time....
Re: Ok, who got this one?
Makes me wish I had picked up the one I came across at the Puyallup gunshow a few months ago for $850, even with the front sight post hood half cut off and bayo lug ground. I think you know the seller, Martin. He also had the East German Kara-S with the "LWW" in the butt stock. I believe RussianFreak now owns it.
That NVA I saw for $850 ended up going for $700. I was standing there when the buyer negotiated it down to $700. I can tell you this, the stock and action were in much better shape than the one that just sold on GB for $1260.
That NVA I saw for $850 ended up going for $700. I was standing there when the buyer negotiated it down to $700. I can tell you this, the stock and action were in much better shape than the one that just sold on GB for $1260.
Re: Ok, who got this one?
Any time an NVA with no critical issues can be had for under $1000, then it's time to pounce if your funds allow.
No words of wisdom come to mind at this time....
- OLD OUTLAW
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Re: Ok, who got this one?
MN Fan, hows come you didn't find this one in Omaha?

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Re: Ok, who got this one?
What the hell?! Where did he come from? lol
I wouldn't have bought it at that price due to the wire brushing, but I would have paid a healthy price! The bullet damage and bring back would have got my attention.
I will have to find out where this dealer is!
I wouldn't have bought it at that price due to the wire brushing, but I would have paid a healthy price! The bullet damage and bring back would have got my attention.
I will have to find out where this dealer is!
Cocked, locked and ready to rock...
- OLD OUTLAW
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Re: Ok, who got this one?
Not a dealer, just private like us.MN Fan wrote:What the hell?! Where did he come from? lol
I wouldn't have bought it at that price due to the wire brushing, but I would have paid a healthy price! The bullet damage and bring back would have got my attention.
I will have to find out where this dealer is!
Happiness is owning Swedish Mausers!
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Re: Ok, who got this one?
Wow, even wire brushed that rifle is dripping with pure, raw history. I get tremendously schooled being here with you guys. I love this stuff, and have the sleep deprivation to prove it!
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Re: Ok, who got this one?
don't know where my post ended up but it is not here ??? so I will try again
The NVA and The East German are two guns that for a collector are a must have to round out a collection. These two guns are bot extremely hard to find in good condition. The guns are from the early Vietnam war years and that is when guns were stashed during the day and carried at night during operations by the farmers by day soldiers. These guns show exposure to the elements and were not taken care of. It is believed by me at least
these guns were a Chinese made gun most likely Factory triangle 26 you will note the Russian rear sight blades and bayonets. The serial numbers are believed to be a hint to the year date 62 is 1962 63 is 1963 64 1964 65 1965. Guns that are this rare usually cannot be priced by condition as they are not easily found and condition would not be an issue the rarity will keep the price to the limit of what will you pay to have an example.
The NVA and The East German are two guns that for a collector are a must have to round out a collection. These two guns are bot extremely hard to find in good condition. The guns are from the early Vietnam war years and that is when guns were stashed during the day and carried at night during operations by the farmers by day soldiers. These guns show exposure to the elements and were not taken care of. It is believed by me at least


