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Posted: 7/29/2007 3:00:25 PM EDT
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Can anyone fill me in further? I understand these rifles were manufactured after the ban and brought in by CIA, but how do you know if someone bought a receiver ad built a gun or if the gun was brought in whole? How do you determine Value? I picked this up at a local pawn shop with a Ultimak, crappy BSA red dot, Druganov Stock and Chinese Drum mag. My price was awesome considering the extras, but how do I determine the value of the gun if I want to trade or sell?  Range trip was great, hit everything I aimed at and went bag every time... |
| No one is going to put a Chinese FSB on an Egyptian rifle voluntarily. That's one of the rifles cobbled together from Maadi receivers and Chinese parts. I know there are some issues getting European parts to fit them but that's about all I know. It's not going to be as desirable as a regular Maadi, but will no doubt be a good shooter. |
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If it shoots, the rifle is worth about $300.00 in my opinion with the crappy ATI stock and no US parts after you take the stockset off. The drum is probably worth $150.00. Davehal9000 is right, it is one cobbled together with Chinese parts. How much did it cost you? |
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I paid $400.00 for the whooe package, including the Drum, which I didn't think was a bad deal. I figured the drum was worth at least $125.00 and ANY Ak is worth 275.00, easy...even a red headed step child like this. I actually went back twice because the CIA import stamp made me leary... I was considering selling it, but since its a mutt, like me, I think I'll just keep it and play crazy commie at our local Tactical Matches... I added an extneded mag release and it really helps release the mags a lot better/faster. |
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