GOT My C&R TODAY
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yellowsled
Retired C&R Addict
makarov
smokedog
Ultimate Member
Good first choice
j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
...a big safe. Sooner or later you'll need it! Don't ask me how I'd know. 
Congrats. There are many fine choices out there!
Congrats. There are many fine choices out there!
Congratulations 
Buy whatever you want the most
Buy whatever you want the most
jaygibson
Active Member
How difficult is the process and how long did it take. This is something I have been thinking about. Every time I open up Shotgun News I want this and that and everything else with that c&r tag on it.
Congrats and get something you will want to shoot.
Congrats and get something you will want to shoot.
rfdallas
Active Member
Congratulations. My first was a Nagant 1895. Got 2 of them. My favorite is my CZ 82 and i bought 2 Mosin Nagant Rifles. Enjoy yours.
ke3gk
HAM from U.N.C.L.E.
It's fun having C&R delivered to your door.
Buy what is available now and what you can afford because they won't be around later. Then as the supply dries up, the cost will go up.
Buy what is available now and what you can afford because they won't be around later. Then as the supply dries up, the cost will go up.
Oldcarjunkie
R.I.P
Now what to buy first?
M1 Garand
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BeltBuckle
Ultimate Member
if you think you could manage falling off a log, you can handle applying for and maintaining a C&R.
feeding it is another matter...
Oldcarjunkie
R.I.P
+1000, I am always broke and soon as i get money..poof I have no money and rifles are showing up at the door.
BlueHeeler
Ultimate Member
Let the spending begin!
Darkemp
Ultimate Member
So far since June 15th I've gotten in this order: M1895 Nagant, CZ82, Romy SKS, and a k98 Mauser. Adds up quick...
Oldcarjunkie
R.I.P
j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
For the past 5 hours I've been dealing with a forecast of snow 200 miles away (where Mrs. J8064 is tonight), scanning financial documents to move a major financial process forward and dealing with 3 Beagles that have been scratching at my legs for attention (I fed 'em and let 'em out. Geez, wasn't once enough?)
But MDS & C&R's are two of my favorite "releases"! So please indulge me here.
There are so many C&R items to choose from. Selecting which one truly depends on your own taste and what a C&R beginner is looking for.
For rifles, Mosins are inexpensive and still economical to feed. Various Mausers also fit that role. Yugos and Turks are still inexpensive, fun and can give you a sore shoulder. K-98's are outstanding, but cost more.
Swiss rifles are terrific. K31's and 96/11's are wonderful C&R's. As are SMLE's. I love my Enfields. And I really like my Arisakas and Carcanos as much as all the others. And don't forget a few C&R SKS's.
For pistols: CZ-52's, CZ-82's, P-64's, Makarovs, Tokarevs, Nagant revolvers, Enfields etc. - there are so many to choose from.
Wherever a new C&R licensee starts is up to him. Learn about the different items available. Compare prices before you buy. When the new C&R item you've been looking for pops up, you'll know when it's the right one for you.
And...get a bigger safe!
But MDS & C&R's are two of my favorite "releases"! So please indulge me here.
There are so many C&R items to choose from. Selecting which one truly depends on your own taste and what a C&R beginner is looking for.
For rifles, Mosins are inexpensive and still economical to feed. Various Mausers also fit that role. Yugos and Turks are still inexpensive, fun and can give you a sore shoulder. K-98's are outstanding, but cost more.
Swiss rifles are terrific. K31's and 96/11's are wonderful C&R's. As are SMLE's. I love my Enfields. And I really like my Arisakas and Carcanos as much as all the others. And don't forget a few C&R SKS's.
For pistols: CZ-52's, CZ-82's, P-64's, Makarovs, Tokarevs, Nagant revolvers, Enfields etc. - there are so many to choose from.
Wherever a new C&R licensee starts is up to him. Learn about the different items available. Compare prices before you buy. When the new C&R item you've been looking for pops up, you'll know when it's the right one for you.
And...get a bigger safe!
Oldcarjunkie
R.I.P
One of the guns i dont get tired of shooting is the Finn M39 mosin's, nice and chunky so they eat a little of the kick, yet they shoot the same round as all the other mosin's so the price of ammo is nice and cheap.
Here is where my addiction has landed me, i right now, have two more rifles on the way... My 10th SKS, and a Vz24, and then tonight I made a deal for a nice old springfield/stevens 12Ga model 67e for 125.00. Will the spending never end?
Here is where my addiction has landed me, i right now, have two more rifles on the way... My 10th SKS, and a Vz24, and then tonight I made a deal for a nice old springfield/stevens 12Ga model 67e for 125.00. Will the spending never end?
- May 5, 2008
- 1,999
One of the nicest things about a C&R...being able to go out of state and buy stuff.
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