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Don't know if you have seen the new WASRs or not . Theses rifles are being made with new receivers & are leaps and bounds nicer than the older offerings from century . They are stamped with 2013-2014 mfg dates . Straighter & cleaner these days . You may want to consider selling the older one &...

This is an interesting point of view Nathan . Makes sense since we've seen this before . I think you're absolutely right ; someone else will take up the slack if the Russian ammo flow is restricted even more ....

Thanks for the input guys . Exactly what I wanted to hear .

I am on the fence in the matter of taking in a TNN Bulgarian AK-74 in a trade . I have a fair amount of experience with AK-47s . Not so much with the AK-74 . I have owned 3 AK-47s . Love the rifle & the round . Ammo is available everywhere & its cheap . Any major differences with the AK-74 ...

The older ones (Pre-Remington) are Heirloom Quality rifles & most people know it . The key to finding a good deal on one is finding someone who doesn't understand what they have :D

WOW !! I Feel a little Underdressed with these . 1960 39a 1953 39a Henry Hoo1 336cs

Here's another vote for a SKS . Judging from your board handle you already have 7.62 x 39 on hand . I love my SKS . Its bone stock with nice wood & is more than capable of Taking "mid size game" at 100 yards . A nice one can still be had in my neck of the woods for $350.00 ish . Good luck on...

Glad to hear it Primalmu . Ive been hearing from several sources that the current batch of M44s at J&G are top notch . Im looking forward to picking one out this afternoon . An M44 & 440 rds of ammo for under $300.00 is about as good as it gets these days :D Enjoy your new rifle & let us know...

Nice rifle & congrats ! I am headed up the road tomorrow to J&G to pick-up a M44 myself . Enjoy your new rifle !

Another vote for a Marlin 39a . I have been wanting one for several years . As luck would have it a 1953 model followed me home a couple of weeks ago . It has exceeded my wildest expectations . A joy to shoot & EXTREMELY ACCURATE .

Vintage Marlin 39a . And as luck would have it found a 1953 39a in good shape about 2 weeks ago . Yes it followed me home .....................;)

My 1953 Marlin 39a . Ive been grinning ever since I found it :D Have not met a single person who didnt grin after running a mag through my S&W 15-22 .

I could'nt agree more . I just picked up a 1985 336cs . Carbine , nice wood , smoothe action & an acceptable trigger . Nice looking gun with a cheap but servicable tasco scope . Got it for just north of $200.00 . An outrageous deal by any standard ! I see them regularly for $300.00 and up ...

"New" 39a takedown Just picked up a 39a Takedown . Its been refinished & showing a little wear on the bluing . Have not shot it yet . $400.00 . Serial # k= 1953 ? How did I do ?

I too really wanted a 39a (still do !) . But went with the more reasonably priced Henry . I also was not happy with the painted reciever cover . So , I took it off , stripped it , polished it & clear coated it . While I was at it I polished the stock . I could not be happier with my little...

More info on the 15-22 than you can imagine on the Smith & Wesson forum website . LOVE MINE :D

Ive had an M&P15-22 since last fall and it is just a blast to shoot . Big hit with the kids . Enjoy !

My15-22 eats everything including the ammo S&W suggests not to use . Could not be happier .

Yes , reciever cover only . Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

Just a word about the ZAMAC alloy receiver ; Bought a new H001 , out the door under $300 . Stripped the reciever cover , polished it sealed it & called it good . Looks great , functions flawlessly and is ACCURATE . Im a Marlin fanboy but would not spend $600.00+ on a new "Remlin" 39a & the...