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Posted: 1/20/2009 10:10:19 AM EDT
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http://www.johnsvtgunshop.com/class3f-frame.html
I tried it again but I'm still not doing it right. |
$25k and they still charge $20 for shipping 
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Not "Wow, somebody actually paid THAT much for an AK?!?", but "Wow, that is an extremely rare model of LEGAL full auto AK!!!" and a pretty good price at that. With Amnesty Registered Chinese Type 56 AK-47s selling for 25 to 30 Large, $25k for a far less common North Korean Type 58 is actually a pretty good deal.
The Amnesty Registered AK-47 rifles of all types are the Ferraris and Duesenbergs of the AK world, definitely not for everyone... |
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Not "Wow, somebody actually paid THAT much for an AK?!?", but "Wow, that is an extremely rare model of LEGAL full auto AK!!!" and a pretty good price at that. With Amnesty Registered Chinese Type 56 AK-47s selling for 25 to 30 Large, $25k for a far less common North Korean Type 58 is actually a pretty good deal. The Amnesty Registered AK-47 rifles of all types are the Ferraris and Duesenbergs of the AK world, definitely not for everyone... No offense to the owners of these AKs, but they are not the types who could afford Ferraris. Most of the people, anecdotally speaking of course, are just regular folks who saved and scrimped to buy this item. That's partly why the prices have come down significantly for full auto, whereas not so much for Ferraris. |
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Not "Wow, somebody actually paid THAT much for an AK?!?", but "Wow, that is an extremely rare model of LEGAL full auto AK!!!" and a pretty good price at that. With Amnesty Registered Chinese Type 56 AK-47s selling for 25 to 30 Large, $25k for a far less common North Korean Type 58 is actually a pretty good deal. The Amnesty Registered AK-47 rifles of all types are the Ferraris and Duesenbergs of the AK world, definitely not for everyone... No offense to the owners of these AKs, but they are not the types who could afford Ferraris. Most of the people, anecdotally speaking of course, are just regular folks who saved and scrimped to buy this item. That's partly why the prices have come down significantly for full auto, whereas not so much for Ferraris. Actually, in the past few years, the NFA market has been taken over by doctors, lawyers, etc. The market has come down a bit, but the high dollar NFA stuff, is still out of the price range of the average gun owner. |
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Not "Wow, somebody actually paid THAT much for an AK?!?", but "Wow, that is an extremely rare model of LEGAL full auto AK!!!" and a pretty good price at that. With Amnesty Registered Chinese Type 56 AK-47s selling for 25 to 30 Large, $25k for a far less common North Korean Type 58 is actually a pretty good deal. The Amnesty Registered AK-47 rifles of all types are the Ferraris and Duesenbergs of the AK world, definitely not for everyone... No offense to the owners of these AKs, but they are not the types who could afford Ferraris. Most of the people, anecdotally speaking of course, are just regular folks who saved and scrimped to buy this item. That's partly why the prices have come down significantly for full auto, whereas not so much for Ferraris. Actually, in the past few years, the NFA market has been taken over by doctors, lawyers, etc. The market has come down a bit, but the high dollar NFA stuff, is still out of the price range of the average gun owner. Point taken. But the difference between the Ferrari and legal full auto market still is distinct. The former has rich people, and the latter has well to do people. Still, I know some friends of friends who are just regular Joe's (now broke Vegas house flippers, equally broke construction guys, etc) who were in this market. |
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how is it legal and transferable? i dont get it? You might check out the NFA forum here. http://www.ar15.com/forums/forum.html?b=6&f=17 |
That FA krink looks very sexy also 
http://www.johnsvtgunshop.com/class3b-frame.html 
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