Ak 47
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yellowsled
Retired C&R Addict
What model? They made alot.
rob-cubed
In need of moderation
For a Century Yugo (which it probably is)... that's a good price in the curret market. Things went crazy with demand since last weekend.
fivepointstar
Thank you MD-Goodbye
as rob stated.....good price for a Century built Yugo! grab it as next week the price goes up to 759
Probably still not bad. IIRC those Centuries were done by DC Industries for them. At least mine was, before it fell off the canoe and was swallowed by a Freshwater Tiger Shark that is. The Yugos have thicker RPK width receivers and are generally a beefier gun. Personally I prefer the Yugo to lighter AK's.
Joseph87'
Nobama
Who has these Ak's you speak of
Joseph87'
Nobama
Yeah for 650 ill grab and bring it back and make 100 and still save my buddy 50$ or more then around here
Joseph87'
Nobama
For sure let it be known thou do repost
Scott7891
Love those Combloc guns
The only caveat with these are the barrel durability. Depending on how much you shoot and what type of ammo you use can affect the barrel longevity.
A standard AK barrel uses a hammer-forged chrome lined barrel. The factory Yugo AK's used hammer forged barrels alone. These by Century are none of the above.
It is those reasons that keep me away from getting a Yugo even though I have Yugo surplus ammo that would work fine in it but Yugo 7.62x39 has for all intensive purposes dried up.
A standard AK barrel uses a hammer-forged chrome lined barrel. The factory Yugo AK's used hammer forged barrels alone. These by Century are none of the above.
It is those reasons that keep me away from getting a Yugo even though I have Yugo surplus ammo that would work fine in it but Yugo 7.62x39 has for all intensive purposes dried up.
Joseph87'
Nobama
Yeah, cause there's nothing remotely illegal about that, now is there?
Due tell how a transfer at msp is illegal? Don't speak as if I'm ignorant sir, at 650 and a transfer fee if needed to get it to md its much better then what I saw today
deliberately purchasing a rifle for someone else is a straw purchase.
buying guns intending to turn around and resell them for a profit is considered being in the business of selling firearms per ATF. doing so without an FFL is, to say the least, rather "frowned upon".
BTW, it's "do tell". Not "due". And "than", not "then".
I only speak appropriate to the level of the individual to whom I'm speaking...so if it seems as though I'm addressing an ignorant individual, it's because their post has provided reason to believe thusly.
buying guns intending to turn around and resell them for a profit is considered being in the business of selling firearms per ATF. doing so without an FFL is, to say the least, rather "frowned upon".
BTW, it's "do tell". Not "due". And "than", not "then".
I only speak appropriate to the level of the individual to whom I'm speaking...so if it seems as though I'm addressing an ignorant individual, it's because their post has provided reason to believe thusly.
Darkemp
Ultimate Member
deliberately purchasing a rifle for someone else is a straw purchase.
buying guns intending to turn around and resell them for a profit is considered being in the business of selling firearms per ATF. doing so without an FFL is, to say the least, rather "frowned upon".
BTW, it's "do tell". Not "due". And "than", not "then".
I only speak appropriate to the level of the individual to whom I'm speaking...so if it seems as though I'm addressing an ignorant individual, it's because their post has provided reason to believe thusly.
I guess it depends on how long you own them. A beautiful unfired Colt M16A1 from early 1970's on GB right now. Owner appears to be cashing out and if he did buy new as stated has made quite a windfall. Perfectly legal.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=322708587
He probably didn't run around the internet posting about his intent to purchase guns for the sole purpose of reselling for profit.
Buying for your collection, then liquidating years down the line, is so far not even in the same area code as what Joseph is suggesting it's laughable.
Darkemp
Ultimate Member
I know. I just had to share that 'A1. Don't understand how anyone could own something so perfect without needing to take it out for a spin. It's like turning down sex with a beautiful woman.
BenL
John Galt Speaking.
Fixed.
You're welcome to roll the dice on how good a case an aggressive DA can put together regarding whether you knew ahead of time or not.
Either way, deliberately purchasing with the sole intent to resell for profit is still illegal without the appropriate FFL. The straw purchase is just something extra they can add on to make you look even worse in the papers.
