The cost to manufacture the same rifle today would exceed $800, so until price gets there it is technically still under market value... in which case the price will continue to go up as demand increases and supply dwindles. Once it reaches that threshold however you will likely see fresh production as well as buyers shift to other similarly priced options.
Put my mind at ease here... why are SKS' not a $200 rifle anymore?
Surplus actually drying up?
Price gouging?
I want one... but come on here. Is the price increase realistic?
Except in China, they could make these for less then $40 retail to some foreign market...
Supply and demand . Once Trudeau's OIC gun ban pushed a lot of semi auto rifles onto the prohib list ; then SKSs became very popular as they remained non prohibited/non restricted .
China make t81 sks variant for 1000$+ TODAY!



























