silverlance
Member
I've noticed a whole lotta people (including myself) buying POS mosins and whatnot that have slews of problems: sticky bolt, bad headspace, stripped screws, cobbled together parts guns.
So, perhaps we could build a list of good online dealers to buy from? From what I've read by doing searches here at THR and listening to the usual C&R suspects:
1. www.aimsurplus.com
2. www.empirearms.com
3. www.aztecguns.com (they have VERY few guns for sale, though)
4. www.classicarms.us (controversial company due to not being purist)
5. www.impactguns.com (seem to be out of stock frequently)
6. www.jgsales.com
7. www.jandcsales.com (most milsurp ammo)
well, that's only 7 (and really only six are gun dealers).
Anymore?
edit: Unfortunately, many of these places also sell guns that are from Century Int. C&R buyers should probably be aware that Century has gotten quite a reputation for selling guns that aren't put together well. Mosins with sticky bolts often come to mind. Perhaps one should ask if guns to be purchased are imported by Century...
So, perhaps we could build a list of good online dealers to buy from? From what I've read by doing searches here at THR and listening to the usual C&R suspects:
1. www.aimsurplus.com
2. www.empirearms.com
3. www.aztecguns.com (they have VERY few guns for sale, though)
4. www.classicarms.us (controversial company due to not being purist)
5. www.impactguns.com (seem to be out of stock frequently)
6. www.jgsales.com
7. www.jandcsales.com (most milsurp ammo)
well, that's only 7 (and really only six are gun dealers).
Anymore?
edit: Unfortunately, many of these places also sell guns that are from Century Int. C&R buyers should probably be aware that Century has gotten quite a reputation for selling guns that aren't put together well. Mosins with sticky bolts often come to mind. Perhaps one should ask if guns to be purchased are imported by Century...