Has anyone heard of this.the rifle itself is a ivsehsk, (54) but it also has a tula star on the stock. It is about 300, stock is rough and it doesn't appear to be a refurb. Kind of on the fence about it. Any help would be appreciated.
sks stamped stock with both makers.
- Thread starter Mr_jonny
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Stock is likely refurbished or was replaced by the owner. $300 is way too much for it IMHO... you can get them for $199 from Wanstalls and other places
http://www.wanstallsonline.com/russian-sks-7.62-x-39-new-sks.html
300 is way to much for non collectible sks. If your looking for a really nice really cheap Russian sks that has most of the comolene cleaned off allready check this out
http://www.tradeexcanada.com/content/russian-sks-semi-auto-rifle-762x39
And if you get a case of ammo you save 10$ and get free shipping. I've bough a few guns from them and they are allways beter then the description.
http://www.tradeexcanada.com/produits/96
Russian refurb SKS' go for $199 in the local Cabelas, Wholsale Sports and Canadian Tire here. I paid that price for both my 50 Tula and 54 Izzy. Both refurbs. Plus you get to choose through 3 or 4 usually.
As for charging $300, dealers are starting realize the Izzy SKS' will eventually dry up and not be picked out of crates so easily as they currently are. The market wants them and there are less of them than the MANY other SKS variants. Simple supply and demand.
As for charging $300, dealers are starting realize the Izzy SKS' will eventually dry up and not be picked out of crates so easily as they currently are. The market wants them and there are less of them than the MANY other SKS variants. Simple supply and demand.
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It won't be long before $300 for a refurb is a bargain.
The PO's SKS sounds very unusual and interesting... I would love to see some close-up photos.
The PO's SKS sounds very unusual and interesting... I would love to see some close-up photos.
