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Here's an interesting rifle to appraise: Century M70AB2T (thin receiver, underfolding), bought back in 2010. The plastic furniture has been replaced with apex wood and an authentic M70 pistol grip. The catch is that the barrel does not look perfect inside. It shoots straight, but it looks like there are dots (maybe pitting?) inside. It came that way and has been reliable/accurate whenever I shot it.
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If it were mine, I'd price it at $600 for the rifle with one mag Edited...VA-gunnut Quoted:
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As far as I know, this is a Romanian SAR3 in 5.56. Looks to have been fired once (test fired) as there is still cosmoline (?) inside. It's been stored by the original owner quite a few years and looks to be in very good condition. I don't think the original owner fired it. He's not with us, so I can't ask. Edited the pic as it included more than the rifle...VA-gunnut Hope I got the rules correct and all the info needed. Thanks. If it were mine, I'd price it at $600 for the rifle with one mag Edited...VA-gunnut Is this still the going rate for a SAR-3? An LGS has one at $750 w/one 5 rd mag and I'm interested. |
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As far as I know, this is a Romanian SAR3 in 5.56. Looks to have been fired once (test fired) as there is still cosmoline (?) inside. It's been stored by the original owner quite a few years and looks to be in very good condition. I don't think the original owner fired it. He's not with us, so I can't ask. Edited the pic as it included more than the rifle...VA-gunnut Hope I got the rules correct and all the info needed. Thanks. If it were mine, I'd price it at $600 for the rifle with one mag Edited...VA-gunnut Is this still the going rate for a SAR-3? An LGS has one at $750 w/one 5 rd mag and I'm interested. $750 is too high. Closer to $600 is current market value. |
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Quoted: Whats this package worth? I have a Yugo underfolder in good condition. rifling is still tight. No front sight cant. It runs flawlessly with any ammo. It now has a poly front handguard, but the original wood is perfect. Edited...VA-gunnut http://i803.photobucket.com/albums/yy319/ezdaar/748cd59e.jpg I edited some of the info from your post, as it was too much like an ad. My guess on the rifle is $550-$650. |
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Whats this package worth? I have a Yugo underfolder in good condition. rifling is still tight. No front sight cant. It runs flawlessly with any ammo. It now has a poly front handguard, but the original wood is perfect. Edited...VA-gunnut http://i803.photobucket.com/albums/yy319/ezdaar/748cd59e.jpg Interesting that it looks like it has Polish wood handguards |
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Whats this package worth? I have a Yugo underfolder in good condition. rifling is still tight. No front sight cant. It runs flawlessly with any ammo. It now has a poly front handguard, but the original wood is perfect. Edited...VA-gunnut http://i803.photobucket.com/albums/yy319/ezdaar/748cd59e.jpg Interesting that it looks like it has Polish wood handguards And a ribbed dustcover......and no notch in the safety. OP, are you sure that's a Yugo? |
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I have a NIB 2000 SAR-1 Original owner with all butcher paper wrapped accessories.The rice paper box is wrinkled,but it is serial numbered to the rifle.It came with the nice romy laminated wood,not that red painted crap.
The only time the rifle is been out of the box,I sent it to JBI a couple years to have it debanned.I don't have any current pics as it is buried in the safe,and not easy to get at.Been in controlled heat/air all its life. Still have the debanned gas block. Thanks. |
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Quoted: I have a NIB 2000 SAR-1 Original owner with all butcher paper wrapped accessories.The rice paper box is wrinkled,but it is serial numbered to the rifle.It came with the nice romy laminated wood,not that red painted crap. The only time the rifle is been out of the box,I sent it to JBI a couple years to have it debanned.I don't have any current pics as it is buried in the safe,and not easy to get at.Been in controlled heat/air all its life. Still have the debanned gas block. Thanks. Between $600-$800. |
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Whats this package worth? I have a Yugo underfolder in good condition. rifling is still tight. No front sight cant. It runs flawlessly with any ammo. It now has a poly front handguard, but the original wood is perfect. Edited...VA-gunnut http://i803.photobucket.com/albums/yy319/ezdaar/748cd59e.jpg Looks like a polish under folder. |
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what's the going rate for an acc/intrac maadi? a local pawn shop has one, appears to be numbers matching, with od green nato-length kvar furniture and a muzzle nut welded on. they're asking $900. If it is in good shape somewhere between $700-750 would be about right, $900 is too much. |
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1980 Romanian G w/ Original barrel and all matching numbers Nodak Receiver OD Polymer Warsaw length furniture Ultimak xs sights tapco g2 Krebs retainer plate od moly resin with krylon camo on top Really early Jim Fuller build when he was just getting started I pulled the rear sling loop out during a carbine class but still have it 1500 to 2000 rounds http://i920.photobucket.com/albums/ad50/jmmr_big/IMG_2100_zpsm4kyihtq.jpg http://i920.photobucket.com/albums/ad50/jmmr_big/IMG_2099_zpst06wsc5q.jpg http://i920.photobucket.com/albums/ad50/jmmr_big/IMG_2102_zpsxqwo6coe.jpg Thanks This is a tough one to price as it is fairly custom. I would say somewhere between $800-900 is fair. |
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Don't know too much about it, but I believe it's a Romanian SAR 1 7.62x39 if I'm reading the engravings correctly. http://i.imgur.com/GIgRlE7l.jpg http://i.imgur.com/hRHTbCfl.jpg http://i.imgur.com/uc0G8sFl.jpg http://i.imgur.com/zOvXZKfl.jpg http://i.imgur.com/BzK0ZHGl.jpg Wow, someone did a number on it and cut the barrel down and pinned on an AMD 65 brake, that will hurt the value. I'd say it is worth $400-450. |
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Just picked up what appears to be an early Century (DCI receiver) M70B1 No matching numbers. No stampings on barrel. Missing the cleaning rod. zastava marked front trunion. Appears to have very little use. http://i1158.photobucket.com/albums/p611/SomeBodyFromKC/Mobile%20Uploads/127328DF-555A-409F-8A31-CB0B8DFCE62F_zpsr2txwqje.jpg |
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Quoted: Anyone want to offer a probable value? Quoted: Anyone want to offer a probable value? Quoted: Just picked up what appears to be an early Century (DCI receiver) M70B1 No matching numbers. No stampings on barrel. Missing the cleaning rod. zastava marked front trunion. Appears to have very little use. http://i1158.photobucket.com/albums/p611/SomeBodyFromKC/Mobile%20Uploads/127328DF-555A-409F-8A31-CB0B8DFCE62F_zpsr2txwqje.jpg Those are on the rarer side IIRC, right? |
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Just picked up what appears to be an early Century (DCI receiver) M70B1 No matching numbers. No stampings on barrel. Missing the cleaning rod. zastava marked front trunion. Appears to have very little use. http://i1158.photobucket.com/albums/p611/SomeBodyFromKC/Mobile%20Uploads/127328DF-555A-409F-8A31-CB0B8DFCE62F_zpsr2txwqje.jpg Those are on the rarer side IIRC, right? It seems there have been a couple of versions from century and this was one of the first revs. Great receiver and build but non matching. Took it out today and it shoots like a champ. A bit of cheek slap however... |
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I'm considering buying a Arsenal SGL 21-61 with plum furniture and a PK01. What price range should I expect to pay? Side question... anyone know what some OD green furniture would cost me for this rifle? Thanks! SGL should run around $1K if it is in good condition, PK-01 is worth around $200. OD furniture can be purchased a k-var here: OD Warsaw for $110. |
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Quoted: Not looking to sell. Just curious of value and if there's any added value because of the builder Romy G kit NDS receiver built by Rifle dynamics http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l302/rgb03/100_3303.jpg S-12 converted by Tony at Tromix http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l302/rgb03/000_0001.jpghttp://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l302/rgb03/000_0010.jpg Virgin m92 kit NDS receiver on a form 1 built by POHF http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l302/rgb03/Mobile%20Uploads/20140416_211226_zps8aec970f.jpg Romy G $600-$800 S12 $1200-$1500 Srry no guess on the SBR. |
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Quoted: Ok, it is a Norinco 313. Imported by Cheshire & Perez in Monrovia, CA Never even removed all of the cosmoline from it. Has the broken shell extractor & cleaning kit in the butt, and the gas adjust "tool" https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-p-ZJZvXm6WE/VfGuXcw0jBI/AAAAAAAAB5g/_VTd-4Sh1cE/s1152-Ic42/N313a.jpg Short stroke gas system https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-nFLrdzLuqwQ/VfGuXfOhj8I/AAAAAAAAB54/-zZWFk9BzJU/s800-Ic42/N313b.jpg Muzzle threads are right hand https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-5AFTasE6EtQ/VfGuXZwt4DI/AAAAAAAAB5k/b-Aw0O1qnOk/s720-Ic42/N313c.jpg 3 position gas, 2 ports & "off" in the center https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-HGIfa7NaCoQ/VfGuYdd_uAI/AAAAAAAAB50/zYVLMwq1k_g/s720-Ic42/N313d.jpg Import mark is electro-chem etched. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-o9ozHHIE5ps/VfGuYoR4YeI/AAAAAAAAB58/Zhi7Ka7J4YI/s720-Ic42/N313e.jpg It would be good to know a value for insurance purposes. A couple of threads I found from 2012 on other boards say it is "rare" but those threads derailed over personal stuff. I knew Chuck Cheshire personally, and this has been in my safe since 1989 or so. I wouldn't even try to guess at the value of that, but it is indeed rare and a beautiful rifle. |
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Quoted: Just wondering. Let's see, AK74. Built from Bulgarian kit that had the original combloc chrome lined barrel. NDS reciever. all new Magpul zhukov furniture and I have original plum furniture. Midwest industrys optic mount. PA advanced micro dot. Not pictured is a CNC warrior compact break. I have 16 Tapco mags and about 3500 rounds of 7n6 What do you think the entire package would go for? http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s189/jladelfa/6B691678-F79C-442F-A0C7-8A9E5FAC7042_zpsiyr3iadz.jpg $700-$900 |
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Ok, it is a Norinco 313. Imported by Cheshire & Perez in Monrovia, CA Never even removed all of the cosmoline from it. Has the broken shell extractor & cleaning kit in the butt, and the gas adjust "tool" https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-p-ZJZvXm6WE/VfGuXcw0jBI/AAAAAAAAB5g/_VTd-4Sh1cE/s1152-Ic42/N313a.jpg Short stroke gas system https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-nFLrdzLuqwQ/VfGuXfOhj8I/AAAAAAAAB54/-zZWFk9BzJU/s800-Ic42/N313b.jpg Muzzle threads are right hand https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-5AFTasE6EtQ/VfGuXZwt4DI/AAAAAAAAB5k/b-Aw0O1qnOk/s720-Ic42/N313c.jpg 3 position gas, 2 ports & "off" in the center https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-HGIfa7NaCoQ/VfGuYdd_uAI/AAAAAAAAB50/zYVLMwq1k_g/s720-Ic42/N313d.jpg Import mark is electro-chem etched. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-o9ozHHIE5ps/VfGuYoR4YeI/AAAAAAAAB58/Zhi7Ka7J4YI/s720-Ic42/N313e.jpg It would be good to know a value for insurance purposes. A couple of threads I found from 2012 on other boards say it is "rare" but those threads derailed over personal stuff. I knew Chuck Cheshire personally, and this has been in my safe since 1989 or so. Im almost certain that's a Type 81 also called the model 313,very, very rare. I would say easily over $5000 and im probably REALLY low on that figure.I wouldnt be shocked if it wasnt double that and then some in that condition. If it was mine and wanted to put insurance value on it,it would be north of $10K for insurance purposes,maybe even $15K to be on the safe side. Thanks for sharing the pics thats a beauty,nice to see it in pristine condition.Value will only increase on that. |
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Thanks for the info. I can give you a little back story on how this rifle came to be at C&P Chuck Cheshire was a competitive rifle shooter. Won some matches with a 30-06 in his day. He was not fond of the "bumper jack" that Colt was selling to police departments. The Law Enforcement sales were his business, and he was competing with Colt for sales - but S&W did not offer a Rifle. The SLA shootout in 1974 had made departments aware of how much they needed rifles. The rifles were imported as "313 Heavy Barrel Target Rifle". Chuck was not thrilled with the accuracy - military 7.62x39 was not exactly match ammo. After that he focused on just selling handguns to departments. About that time 40 S&W came along, and he had no trouble selling pistols. He was in fact responsible for much of the LEO training in CA at one time. Chuck in center: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-3JeS9TZkRH8/UbU55kWcsbI/AAAAAAAAA9A/wMOCCCjzISM/s800-Ic42/relay_0013.jpg Quoted:
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Im almost certain that's a Type 81 also called the model 313,very, very rare. I would say easily over $5000 and im probably REALLY low on that figure.I wouldnt be shocked if it wasnt double that and then some in that condition. If it was mine and wanted to put insurance value on it,it would be north of $10K for insurance purposes,maybe even $15K to be on the safe side. Thanks for sharing the pics thats a beauty,nice to see it in pristine condition.Value will only increase on that. Thanks for the info. I can give you a little back story on how this rifle came to be at C&P Chuck Cheshire was a competitive rifle shooter. Won some matches with a 30-06 in his day. He was not fond of the "bumper jack" that Colt was selling to police departments. The Law Enforcement sales were his business, and he was competing with Colt for sales - but S&W did not offer a Rifle. The SLA shootout in 1974 had made departments aware of how much they needed rifles. The rifles were imported as "313 Heavy Barrel Target Rifle". Chuck was not thrilled with the accuracy - military 7.62x39 was not exactly match ammo. After that he focused on just selling handguns to departments. About that time 40 S&W came along, and he had no trouble selling pistols. He was in fact responsible for much of the LEO training in CA at one time. Chuck in center: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-3JeS9TZkRH8/UbU55kWcsbI/AAAAAAAAA9A/wMOCCCjzISM/s800-Ic42/relay_0013.jpg Your welcome,glad to help out. Wow, thats some great background on the rifle and how it became to be imported. Thanks for that bit of history on it,never knew any of that. From what i know about the rifle, the Chinese military used these and may still be using them and their designation is the Type 81.Im assuming once these got the ok to be imported they renamed it the 313. If you went to China and asked about a model 313 they would probably look like this. Now if you asked about the Type 81 they would know what it is right away
Im wondering if our friends up in Canada can get these. First pic there is a Type 81 in the background.
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Got a trade offer but I am so inexperienced with AK's it isn't funny. Any help or advice is appreciated. I have a Kimber Custom II with 5 mags and Alien Gear holster. Guy is offering me a converted Saiga with 3 mags and some ammo. He wants $100 as a kicker. I offered straight up trade but he won't budge. I have been looking for a Saiga AK for a while so, the urge is there but, I want to put brains before emotion. <a href="http://s1042.photobucket.com/user/Sainte_x/media/image.jpg1_zps9gh5ka3p.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b425/Sainte_x/image.jpg1_zps9gh5ka3p.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1042.photobucket.com/user/Sainte_x/media/image.jpg2_zps4kjbq1rr.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b425/Sainte_x/image.jpg2_zps4kjbq1rr.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1042.photobucket.com/user/Sainte_x/media/image.jpg3_zpsng1l3blr.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b425/Sainte_x/image.jpg3_zpsng1l3blr.jpg</a> It is a partially converted Saiga. Rear end has been done but the front end only has a bolt-on handguard retainer allowing the use of standard furniture but no correct gas block or FSB. Value is around $650. |
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Got a trade offer but I am so inexperienced with AK's it isn't funny. Any help or advice is appreciated. I have a Kimber Custom II with 5 mags and Alien Gear holster. Guy is offering me a converted Saiga with 3 mags and some ammo. He wants $100 as a kicker. I offered straight up trade but he won't budge. I have been looking for a Saiga AK for a while so, the urge is there but, I want to put brains before emotion. <a href="http://s1042.photobucket.com/user/Sainte_x/media/image.jpg1_zps9gh5ka3p.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b425/Sainte_x/image.jpg1_zps9gh5ka3p.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1042.photobucket.com/user/Sainte_x/media/image.jpg2_zps4kjbq1rr.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b425/Sainte_x/image.jpg2_zps4kjbq1rr.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1042.photobucket.com/user/Sainte_x/media/image.jpg3_zpsng1l3blr.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b425/Sainte_x/image.jpg3_zpsng1l3blr.jpg</a> It is a partially converted Saiga. Rear end has been done but the front end only has a bolt-on handguard retainer allowing the use of standard furniture but no correct gas block or FSB. Value is around $650. TYS! |
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Not really a price check Q? but how did the Arsenal v. FIME crap work out. IMO quality is equal, but in a few years will there still be a premium on the Asrsenal Legion Saigas v. the FIME rifles (the fixed stock versions not the folders)? As long as ignorant forum-sluts buy things because of the name, Arsenals will continue to command a premium over FIME, IMO. "Board-think" is too strong to overcome facts, I've found. |
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