Mid-80's Ads w/Prices - HK Rifles & Sig Pistols

[BillD]

Interesting; note the P210 prices too in the Sig ad (no pic).

 

[BillD]

Oops, meant to put this in the General Firearms forum....

 

[sailor723]

Well, in terms of the P210, $1350 in 1985 dollars converts to $2872.50 today when adjusted for inflation so not dramatically different.

Interesting though.

 

[Wildey]

Don't see too many PSG-1's around...lol....that was a pricy unit even then.

 

[Still alive]

I paid $430 for a European P220 in .45ACP from Lever Arms in 1986. Miss that gun.

 

[Ironheart]

I want that 230 in stainless BAD!

 

[Bartok5]

This 93 is dated 1976...

 

[Still alive]

This 93 is dated 1976...

That is in excellent shape. You’ve changed the foreward handguard.
Funny how one’s memory can play tricks on you. I used to remember G91/93s as really heavy rifles. Played with some converted G3s back then. Recently picked up a G3 and was surprised at how light and how small it felt.

 

[Bartok5]

That is in excellent shape. You’ve changed the foreward handguard.
Funny how one’s memory can play tricks on you. I used to remember G91/93s as really heavy rifles. Played with some converted G3s back then. Recently picked up a G3 and was surprised at how light and how small it felt.

Yes, the Handguard is an updated MLOC design, which at $60 USD was far cheaper than the origInal HK polymer version. Go figure! The Trigger Group Housing has also been swapped for a version with the select-fire markings. This is for looks only, as the trigger pack is the original semi-auto version. The semi-auto HK 93 Receiver will not accept an HK 33 select-fire trigger pack.

Here's my G3A3, manufactured in France by MAS during the 1970s to equip former colonies and allies. This one is crested for the Lebanese Army.

 

[Still alive]

The semi-auto HK 93 Receiver will not accept an HK 33 select-fire trigger pack.

Tell me again why this is a prohib? (sarcasm).
Love your collection Mark!

 

[Ar180shooter]

This 93 is dated 1976...

God damn I love those rifles...

 

[B]

God damn I love those rifles...

The HKs with A4 stocks are probably the most uncomfortable guns I have ever shot. Having loved the m growing up I was pretty disappointed when I finally fired one. I'd like to try the A3 some day to compare.