SOLD OUT: TYPE 81 LMG Shipment 3.

[B]

Let's also not forget that the success of projects means that more doors and opportunities can open to us. We have to prove to factories we are a serious market if we want any sort dedicated projects (which we are asking for). There is a ton of really cool stuff we could get in theory, the likes our market has never seen.

If there's one thing to learn from our near 10 years in business, it's that we are always pushing hard to bring in cool and interesting stuff to our market

Yup and I won't ever miss out on any of that cool stuff again. I should have bought a Lynx when I had the chance. I'm stuck kicking myself for not going through with it. Buy what you want while you can folks!

[Bravo 2]

Yep, the grass was greener in the past before the ban.. Not anymore, this is the new reality. I'm pretty sure you can sell yours for the same money you paid in no time. Then you can use it and buy a good Swiss quality rifle that is perfectly crafted for just about 5k after tax

Well said, I have t81 LMG and APC223 love them both.

[firearms_enthusiast-1987]

It wasn’t long ago where the cz858 could be had for well under a grand
Just before the ban they were priced close to the t-81 lmg
I didn’t care much for the grey painted metal myself but I did like the beaver barf wood for some reason

I don't know what market your talking about. The CSA 858 has always been a steady 1499. I looked for mine for months right after the last administration lifted the ban on them and nowhere had them cheaper. I always had my eye on them even after I bought my 7.62 version because I was mulling over grabbing a 5 56 version too. Im kicking myself for not having done so. Even worse is I sold my 7.62 version before the ban. Got the same as I paid for it - tax. Buddy bought it off me used for 1500 and he was happy to do so.

[Duff350]

was way below 1500..... 800 back then if my memory is good

[StansfieldMcElroy]

I don't know what market your talking about. The CSA 858 has always been a steady 1499. I looked for mine for months right after the last administration lifted the ban on them and nowhere had them cheaper. I always had my eye on them even after I bought my 7.62 version because I was mulling over grabbing a 5 56 version too. Im kicking myself for not having done so. Even worse is I sold my 7.62 version before the ban. Got the same as I paid for it - tax. Buddy bought it off me used for 1500 and he was happy to do so.

Back in, I think, 2012, I got 4 CZ 858s, with 4 mags and mag pouch each for $799 retail.

[firearms_enthusiast-1987]

was way below 1500..... 800 I think...

Ahhh i see where I messed up. I was talking about the CSA 858 not the VZ58...... yea there was a huge difference there. I dont think I would want a VZ58. They were crude.

[B]

Back in, I think, 2012, I got 4 CZ 858s, with 4 mags and mag pouch each for $799 retail.

He said CSA, which were significantly more expensive than the surplus refurbs we got initially. They were out for a long while well under $1499 though. I don't actually recall ever seeing a reputable dealer selling them for that much.

[StansfieldMcElroy]

He said CSA, which were significantly more expensive than the surplus refurbs we got initially. They were out for a long while well under $1499 though. I don't actually recall ever seeing a reputable dealer selling them for that much.

ah too true! my mistake.

[medvedqc]

Let's also not forget that the success of projects means that more doors and opportunities can open to us. We have to prove to factories we are a serious market if we want any sort dedicated projects (which we are asking for). There is a ton of really cool stuff we could get in theory, the likes our market has never seen.

If there's one thing to learn from our near 10 years in business, it's that we are always pushing hard to bring in cool and interesting stuff to our market

do not forget that you will always get cry babies but your customers are buying and that is the most important.

[Murray 3-D]

VZ 58 vs Type 81SA manufacturing is going to be very different. The CSA VZ 58 are completely milled from cast, have more complicated parts, way higher tolerances and machining standards, and a Wolther Barrel.

The Type 81SA just has a few milled parts, some apparently from cast, and a whole bunch of riveted together, stamped and hardened steel.

If a stamped steel gun cost the same or more then a milled gun to manufacture..... the Commies wouldve stuck with a milled gun.