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Posted: 2/28/2004 6:04:25 PM EDT
| I just picked this baby up tonight. Was 550 a fair price for a rifle that appears un-fired? I haven't shot it yet, but I am looking forward to it. Perhaps tomorrow... |
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Give some more details on it. Who built it?? If it was a commercial build is should be marked on the underside in front of the magwell. It should be marked on the side: Model SLR100 Cal. 7.62x39 Arsenal Bulgaria Intrac, Knox TN I beleive that some of these were sold as receiver only, and were built up on hungarian, or possibly Chinese kits. If they were homebuilts or otherwise i dont know. Was yours a thumbhole?? If so you will want to have a lower tang installed on it so you can refit it with the proper wood stock. I have a SLR100H that i am reworking. They are nice guns typically. Smooth actions and good metal fit and finish, although mine was one of the ugliest AK's that i have ever seen. Good luck with it and post a few pics if you can. KyARGuy |
As long as the bore is in on good shape you got a good deal. The originally sold new for $425~475, back in 1999. Currently I have seen them going for somewhere in the $625 range. I bit more builder info would be of help though. ..I personally own a couple of them them, and consider them among my favorites! |
| It was built by Gordon Technologies, Crown Point, IN Do any of you guys have any experience with them? It is not a thumb hole. It has wood pistol grip and stock. It has been built with USA parts and has a pretty decent target trigger of which I cannot remember the brand. |
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