Classic has them on sale for $299

[morrcarr67]

Chinese SKS are on sale for $299. Go get 'em.

https://www.classicfirearms.com/chinese-sks-rifle-762x39/

[Harry Ono]

Anyone buy that can provide pix and comments on their recent purchase.
Like to hear some feedback.

[C&Rfan89]

Same bunch they've had at 399/349 for a while now. The one I got was all matching, all metal parts are nice, stock has some dents and dings but nothing out of the ordinary, no cracks. I'm at work so I don't have pictures but can post later if you still want Harry.

At 399 I would say they were worth it, at 299 you can't go wrong.

Just be prepared for some cosmoline cleaning.

[steel30]

Tempting to pick a few up for that price, especially since they offer an "all matching" option...

[jwfire25]

The 2 I purchased both have matching numbers and milled triggers. Both function flawlessly. Happy with the purchase

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[SkyHawk]

Alright I bit, now let's see what they send me. If they look as good as those ^^^^^^ I will be happy.

I went for the extra $20 best of 10 and matching numbers.

[Gavelek]

They selling crates of them as well; 20 rifles with slings, kits and oilers, all for special price of 5,999.99 (+tax and shipping)
So who’s on the deal?

[Latigo]

Man! This kills me. I think I've outlived reality. Back in the late 60's and early 70's I was buying these things for $89.oo and selling them here for $129.oo when I bought them in groups of 10. What the hell happened to make them so valuable???

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[major burnout]

Man! This kills me. I think I've outlived reality. Back in the late 60's and early 70's I was buying these things for $89.oo and selling them here for $129.oo when I bought them in groups of 10. What the hell happened to make them so valuable???

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Factor in 50 years of inflation and they are cheaper now than then.

[omega]

I always preferred the sks because it's a actual military used / surplus rifle

not a modern reproduction mfg for civilian use

[Dan_Eastvale]

Man! This kills me. I think I've outlived reality. Back in the late 60's and early 70's I was buying these things for $89.oo and selling them here for $129.oo when I bought them in groups of 10. What the hell happened to make them so valuable???

P

The Norincos at the Great Western late 80s were $79 and they were in excellent (95%+) if not unissued condition. I have four including a security forces imported by Kengs Firearms. Of course they have the import markings..

[major burnout]

You can save $.19 if you buy 20 single rifles.

[kcheung2]

The video mentions that they're trying to turn over inventory to raise funds for a separate deal. It would be interesting what that new buy could be. Especially considering they're willing to take a hit on margins, which implies the next deal will have higher margins to offset that, and that Classic thinks that even with these higher margins they'll still be able to sell them.

The video said the condition of these is similar to the stuff they've been selling for the past few months. The one I got from them back in March was mostly matching (1 part was a different serial, but I forgot which part & I don't want to take it out to check) with moderate stock dings but no cracks, and very good blueing. The impressive part were the internals. The piston face was completely clean, no soot at all. Also, the bolt face had no wear at all, there was no sign of the primer corrosion ring.

[rudigan]

Very interesting.
So help me out please, (and I don't have a C and R lic). Classic guns are in NC, so you order/Pay for gun and shipping from Classic, and they ship to an FFL in CA? Then FFL charges transfer fee and DROS?

[AlienHobo]

Very interesting.
So help me out please, (and I don't have a C and R lic). Classic guns are in NC, so you order/Pay for gun and shipping from Classic, and they ship to an FFL in CA? Then FFL charges transfer fee and DROS?

Yes. FFL also charges sales tax.