A modern .303 Sporting Rifle

[Muir]

Yes , that M 27 Cavalry carbine is a bit rare lol . I've heard that they have a nasty habit of blowing up , something that dangerous should be disposed of in a remote location .............. like mine . I will gladly dispose of that potential facial hand grenade for you ............ think of the children ................ you're welcome .

AB

PS Use lots of padding when you ship it , just in case .

You are a true gentleman. Thank you but I'd hate to put you and your well being at risk.
Nope. Couldn't live with myself...~Muir

 

[Muir]

I picked up a crate of twelve unfired Polish m44's ( factory 11 stamped ) for the grand total of $ 600 CDN in the early eighties . I gave half away for Xmas presents and traded the rest for what ever rifle I had to have at the time . Needless to say , I should have kept a few , they were extremely accurate little carbines and sell for about $ 750 to $ 800 dollars now .

AB

Don't get me started. I bought 20, M-96 Swedes for $400. They made me take the whole lot for that price and they came banded to a pallet like lumber. I still have a few. Shoot one at the military rifle shoots at my range.~Muir

 

[Dickie]

Just reading firearms news US publication on Readly and there were many adverts like this

 

[alberta boy]

That's a pretty good price for the Spanish 43's . They always sell for a lot less than other 98's , but are good solid rifles . The few I've owned were all good shooters , even though they're not finished as well as the German , Czech or Belgian rifles . The FR-7's are handy little things as well .

AB