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[hi3cho]

It sounds like you're not logged in.

I think that may have been it, but now when I attempt to logon it doesn't even let me on view any of the forum and says I don't have the privileges and I signed in at this point because it states that my username does not have the privileges. It may have something to do with logging in from my phone, I will try a computer when I get home.

 

[Machodoc]

MILESTONE -

Sometime in the last 48 hours this thread hit the half million mark for readers!

 

[Melnic]

I think we are in a dry spell of new surplus coming available for easy pickings .
Gun shows, auctions and auction sites seems to be the main resources


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[Alphabrew]

Shouldn't some of these be C&R? At least the ones made 1956 and prior?

http://www.southernohiogun.com/hungarian-ap63-cal-32acp.html

 

[Abulg1972]

Shouldn't some of these be C&R? At least the ones made 1956 and prior?

http://www.southernohiogun.com/hungarian-ap63-cal-32acp.html

I would love one of these but my experience with SOG is that they won't go through their inventory to pick through the C&R.

 

[yellowsled]

Don't know if a way to date those guns

 

[Melnic]

Shouldn't some of these be C&R? At least the ones made 1956 and prior?

http://www.southernohiogun.com/hungarian-ap63-cal-32acp.html

Looks similar to the CZ50. I dig the 32acp pocket pistols and too bad this is not C&R. If they sifted through the C&R, they'd sell off fast at a slightly higher price.

 

[tallen702]

Looks similar to the CZ50. I dig the 32acp pocket pistols and too bad this is not C&R. If they sifted through the C&R, they'd sell off fast at a slightly higher price.

They're the "civilian export" version of the military PA-63. The PA-63 is fan-frikken-tastic. The AP-63 is essentially the same, but with a blackened frame and different calibers (.380 and .32). It's a Walther PP Clone and the PA-63 I have is one of the few pistols that I own that is deadly accurate. They're snappy in 9x18 and will eventually bruise the crap out of the webbing between your thumb and forefinger, but I'm sure the AP-63 in .380 and .32 is a little gentler. The availability of extra mags is the only drawback I know of. FEG is defunct now (sadly) so there's no new production at the moment. I have yet to find a FEG made firearm I didn't wind up liking. They made good stuff.

 

[echo6mike]

Just spotted this on a MrgunsNGear review of the CZ-99: Mosin Crate (https://www.themosincrate.com/) is giving one away after he sells off a batch this week (1/26-27), I'd put the link for "referral credit" in here, but that would be tacky. The contest main link is https://gleam.io/ud2BY/cz99-pistol-giveaway - those are okay to post by the TOS, right?

Anyway, a few CZ-99s coming up for sale in a few days here, ICYMI. Have to check on shipping without the mags, I emailed to ask about that. If he can do that, I'm definitely going to try to catch one of these.

s/f

 

[tallen702]

Are CZ99's C&R?!?

 

[yellowsled]

Are CZ99's C&R?!?

nope. not even close

 

[echo6mike]

d'oh - brainfart! I dunno why I thought the CZ-99 had been made C&R, there's no Yugoslavia but the pistols really aren't so curious, are they? Belay my last, I'll go put it in the Handguns side, someone might still be interested...

 

[tallen702]

d'oh - brainfart! I dunno why I thought the CZ-99 had been made C&R, there's no Yugoslavia but the pistols really aren't so curious, are they? Belay my last, I'll go put it in the Handguns side, someone might still be interested...

Doesn't make me want one any less, but was curious if they'd made the list for other factors like the CZ-82 and P-64 did.

 

[toolness1]

They're the "civilian export" version of the military PA-63. The PA-63 is fan-frikken-tastic. The AP-63 is essentially the same, but with a blackened frame and different calibers (.380 and .32). It's a Walther PP Clone and the PA-63 I have is one of the few pistols that I own that is deadly accurate. They're snappy in 9x18 and will eventually bruise the crap out of the webbing between your thumb and forefinger, but I'm sure the AP-63 in .380 and .32 is a little gentler. The availability of extra mags is the only drawback I know of. FEG is defunct now (sadly) so there's no new production at the moment. I have yet to find a FEG made firearm I didn't wind up liking. They made good stuff.

I have both the PA-63 and AP-63 or AP-32 as it is sometimes called.
I put the heaviest recoil spring from Wolff on the PA-63 and it helped recoil quite a bit.

The .32 version is so fun to shoot, hardly any recoil. Both pistols are quite accurate with decent triggers.

I also have a FEG/Hungarian copy of a Browning Hi Power called the PJK-9HP and it is great.

 

[toolness1]

Shouldn't some of these be C&R? At least the ones made 1956 and prior?

http://www.southernohiogun.com/hungarian-ap63-cal-32acp.html

Isn't the rule 50 years and older? 1956 would be 60+ years old.

It says on the ad for that gun:
"They were issued by the Hungarian Police from 1950 to 1957. (This particular shipment was produced later and are not C&R eligible.)"

 

[Alphabrew]

K31s at Classic for $350. The condition does not sound great and that price is up there

https://www.classicfirearms.com/swi...pbkBnbWFpbC5jb20=&utm_source=Classic+Firearms

 

[Alphabrew]

Isn't the rule 50 years and older? 1956 would be 60+ years old.

It says on the ad for that gun:
"They were issued by the Hungarian Police from 1950 to 1957. (This particular shipment was produced later and are not C&R eligible.)"

I went to public schools

 

[toolness1]

I went to public schools

Say no more

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[hi3cho]

K31s at Classic for $350. The condition does not sound great and that price is up there

https://www.classicfirearms.com/swi...pbkBnbWFpbC5jb20=&utm_source=Classic+Firearms

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[tallen702]

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