Makarov
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They seem to be pretty available on line. Prices have gone up some in these trying times but they can still be found. Good luck
gizzard
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classic firearms is worth a try
Well, here's a 1964 East German Makarov for an initial bid of $550 + $25 ship.
Good Luck!
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/889956567
Good Luck!
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/889956567
Why not do a search like everyone else? At the very least you can bookmark all the C & R vendors you find.
IIRC, some Bulgarian ones are up for sale on AIM/Classic/JGSales of recent.
I have to laugh at that picture. The resemblance of Makarov grips to a certain male anatomical part is well known. I just noticed that the Chinese version is a bit different in what would be considered a rude and stereotypical way these days.
I have to laugh at that picture. The resemblance of Makarov grips to a certain male anatomical part is well known. I just noticed that the Chinese version is a bit different in what would be considered a rude and stereotypical way these days.
I did a bit of searching and most posts are older. This forums isn’t incredibly active for the things that interest me sometimes. And I’ve learned a few places from my searches
- Nov 11, 2009
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Then there's the Russian Makarovs that don't shoot the 9x18 Makarov, using instead the 380 (9x17) (9mm kurz). Are they Makarovs?
Hungarian FEG? Polish P64? They shoot the 9x18, but aren't Makarovs either.
Some idiot on GB is selling a FEG Makarov P61, made in Budapest, East Germany.
You can find what you want online easier than locally, but you have to know what it is that you want, first; and second, be sure that the seller knows what he has.
Hungarian FEG? Polish P64? They shoot the 9x18, but aren't Makarovs either.
Some idiot on GB is selling a FEG Makarov P61, made in Budapest, East Germany.
You can find what you want online easier than locally, but you have to know what it is that you want, first; and second, be sure that the seller knows what he has.
GOOGLE search. Cantstop already did one for you to start
Everything can be found on the internet
True Chinese military Type 59's are also C&R since they were only made betweem 1959 and 1960, but they're incredibly rare. The more common Norinco export models are newer and wouldnt qualify.
https://www.gunboards.com/threads/chinese-variations-of-makarov.686753/?id=686753
Hecktor Peabody
Boris Badinov
They're made by Baikal. Technically they are model designated IJ-70-- but I think they are Makarov copies except for the addition of an adjustable rear sight. I don't know if parts are interchangeable
Really wished I had picked up one of these when they were still readily available a few years ago.
They're still readily available. You just need to plunk down the cash equivalent of 1 case of 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ ammo.
They're still readily available. You just need to plunk down the cash equivalent of 1 case of 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ ammo.
Anyone want to trade for a Russian Makarov? I have a case of 115gr FMJ 9mm....
Pretty sure I could work the same deal. And I’ll throw in a tray of primers.
I’ll throw in 1000 srp and 1000 spp. LOL.
