Norinco JW-103

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jify

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Any future plans to offer these for sale? I've been buying a lot from you guys recently, can't say enough good things to my buddies! Would really like to snag a economy bolt action 7.62x39 from you as well! :)

Cheers!
 
jify said:
Any future plans to offer these for sale? I've been buying a lot from you guys recently, can't say enough good things to my buddies! Would really like to snag a economy bolt action 7.62x39 from you as well! :)

Cheers!
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They haven't been around for years? CA has the CZ 527 in stock. The CZ 527 just "WORKS"!!!
 
The CZ 527 is a great little gun. I don't hear people mention how good the set trigger is; I personally think it makes that rifle. Another option is a Savage 10 FCM Scout 7.62x39 20.5" DBM (http://tinyurl.com/p3ca8hv). I have no experience with that rifle but it looks solid with the AccuTrigger and peep sights. You'll need a scope with long eye relief, (http://tinyurl.com/kc3o537) is an option. If you decide on the CZ527 you should grab the one piece mount from CZ for $100 (http://tinyurl.com/pq8ddqr) it's rock solid. I paired mine up with a Vortex Viper 3-9X40 with the Dead-Hold BDC Reticle. The action clears, with plenty of room, while still being able to maintain a good consistent cheek weld.

-==SIDE NOTE==- If anyone has the Savage 10 FCM Scout, I'd be interested to know how you like it.
 
The CZ is a great gun. I'm looking for an economy bolt action 7.62x39, which the CZ isn't. :)

Was hopeful with all the awesome Dominion and Norinco products Canam is getting, that they might be getting some JW103 as well!
 
I believe CanAm and another dealer have mentioned the JW-103's aren't being manufactured anymore. They pop up on the EE every so often.

As others have stated though, you may be further ahead looking at a Savage 10 FCM Scout, the Mossberg MVP, Zastava M85, or the CZ 527 Carbine.
 
Firing pin problems on those Norincos. I had one, never even got to shoot it. Finally got in touch with the export company who brought Norino stuff in, he said it would probably be around a year before he could get the part in, and that he had five or six already on order. Turned me off ever buying norinco again.
 
GUB said:
Compare the 4 guns that KO.1 has listed. Look at quality , type of action , bore diameter ,, detachable magazine capable , fit and feel . Then look at price!
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If all I'm shooting is dirt cheap surplus ammo I'm sure as hell not too worried about fit and finish on the gun I'm shooting it out of. There just isn't a real market for these expensive 7.62x39 bolt guns. If somebody would catch on and fill this gap already, they'd make a killing.
 
ilovegunz said:
If all I'm shooting is dirt cheap surplus ammo I'm sure as hell not too worried about fit and finish on the gun I'm shooting it out of. There just isn't a real market for these expensive 7.62x39 bolt guns. If somebody would catch on and fill this gap already, they'd make a killing.
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No market? They are spectacular guns. Just because it's out of your price range doesn't mean there's no market for it. And no one is forcing you to shoot dirt cheap, surplus ammo in it either. There are a tonne of affordable options for non-corrosive, new manufacture 7.62x39 now. I'm even thinking about buying a second one. Yeah a cheaper option would be nice, but I'd still probably pick the 527 M if I decided I really wanted another x39 bolt gun.
 
mobusten said:
No market? They are spectacular guns. Just because it's out of your price range doesn't mean there's no market for it. And no one is forcing you to shoot dirt cheap, surplus ammo in it either. There are a tonne of affordable options for non-corrosive, new manufacture 7.62x39 now.
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I use the 2014 production Norinco ammo. Definitely non-corrosive!!I call it cheap when i bought 4 cases and paid for 3 deal!!
 
CanAm, out of curiosity, what has been going on over in China. 2 guns high on my list are no longer being made (jw103 and jw21). Are the factories moving on to new and better products, or getting out of the gun trade?
 
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