What's the going price for a Chinese SKS now a days?
Unconfigured Ad Widget
Collapse
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SKS Value
Collapse
X
-
SKS Value
Tags: None -
If you are talking about online FFL/retailers, I've seen them range around $300-500 depending on who is selling it.
Allan's Armory had some in the low $300s a week or so ago. JGSales sells them for $500 but you'd have to be desperate to buy. The fact that JG still has them in stock means that their inventory probably isn't moving. -
It's not really tough to say, it depends on how much you want one. The Chicom SKS can still be had for $300 if you're patient and don't mind a bit of a project (de-cosmo, cleaning up the stock, etc).
If you want one in good shape and you want it now, you will pay $400 to $500Comment
-
At gun show, 400-550, and they do sell. They used to be cheap, not anymore. J&G's SKS' are ugly,and they are the same ones they had for 230 in Dec. Just brought them out again. But the pretty ones, are now very tough to find for under 400, even in Phoenix. The Russian ones believe it or not are at the 700-800+ category here in CA. At Ventura show last month vendor I know sold a very nice unrefinished SKS in hardwood stock for $800. I sold my Tula 1950 laminated for 750.00. Romanians around 500+ and Yugo nice ones, about the same. I know it sounds crazy, but they are selling, and I have been doing gun shows since the first George Bush, and never, ever, seen anything like this gun/ammo frenzy.Comment
-
I sold a handful of those recent imports of Sino-Albanian's for 380 for a rusty one, to $500 for a average one.sigpic
FFL03, FL & UT CCW, MD Designated Collector
Originally posted by BlueHeelerTry cocaine, it is less expensive and less addictive.Originally posted by JettsterI need a C & R!
Comment
-
is $475 OK for Chinese sks with matching #s and in very good condition? not the C&R ones.Last edited by Raptor3000; 03-28-2013, 9:08 AM.Comment
-
The bubble will burst. It can't sustain very long. Just like the real estate market.
In a year or two, pawn shops will be stocked to the ceiling with firearms. By then, SKS's might go for low to mid $200s. Am I calling it right?Comment
-
Yes and no. Being optimistic that could happen. After the panic dyes down and whatever laws get passed/not passed there could be a stock pile of SKS'... but the downside is where you going to get em? SKS's haven't been imported (Except those Sino-Albanian Mutts) in years and the supply is just about dried up. So I don't know, we shall have to see.
Best bet is to move to Canada and get a non-Russian refurb for 150 bucks
Comment
-
Nope..... Prices may recede a bit, but only a few dollars. I can't remember how many times over the past 35 years that I've been collecting that people have said the same thing. It never happens.
When I was buying new unissued Soviet SKS rifles for $199 many said they would never increase in value......
Same with the Soviet SVT-40's I was buying all I could find for $299
Used Chinese SKS rifles for $79....
If you snooze you loose!!!
Buy what you want when you can, because these firearms will not be around in any quantity for long.
Because if you don't you will get left behind!!!Poke'm with a stick!
Originally posted by fiddletownWhat you believe and what is true in real life in the real world aren't necessarily the same thing. And what you believe doesn't change what is true in real life in the real world.Comment
Calguns.net Statistics
Collapse
Topics: 1,866,556
Posts: 25,145,950
Members: 357,024
Active Members: 4,400
Welcome to our newest member, Wynn52.
What's Going On
Collapse
There are currently 21299 users online. 113 members and 21186 guests.
Most users ever online was 239,041 at 10:39 PM on 02-14-2026.

Comment