Some people ask why, I ask why not?

[leitung]

So I went down to my local Big 5 and grabbed one of the $89 M91/30's they had left over from the sale. I don't really need it, but for $89 + DROS I was like "what the heck". I am accually pretty impressed in how good of condition it was in, and Big 5's service was really good too! Now I want one of the M44's they have too. Now for the stupid waiting period.

[bigthaiboy]

There is something to be said about handling and inspecting a milsurp rifle before committing to buying one. Although it is cheaper to order one from a supplier using a C&R license, you really don't always get what you expect when it arrives, even if you pay for the hand select option.

I bought a Mosin M38 at Big 5 a couple of years ago for $74, because I was struck by it's immaculate condition. It's still one of the most accurate milsurps I own.

[socomIInato]

I agree, prefer to exam rifle before purchase. the search to me is part of the journey to a enjoyable shooting session

[paul0660]

And, every once in a while, you will find a gem.

[renardsubtil]

you've inspired me...lol...and ammo is so cheap right now for it too

[hkdad]

you can't go wrong with a mosin. it's one of my favorite rifle to shoot. pretty accurate, cheap ammo.

[timdps]

And, every once in a while, you will find a gem.

Or even better, an ex-sniper!

tim

[Ptack1]

I love my M91/30, but i did get it froma C&R guy i knew. Cheap to shoot and a hell of a lot of fun. Really throws the milk jugs and cans around too.

[glennsche]

you've inspired me...lol...and ammo is so cheap right now for it too

can you explain the origin of your avatar?

[ZRX61]

can you explain the origin of your avatar?

Looks like Thunderbird....