6 Affordable Surplus Firearms In 2021
6 Affordable Surplus Firearms In 2021
In this video we discuss 6 affordable surplus firearms that are currently available on the market Last week we discussed the general increase in surplus firearm value. Some items, however, have remained low and affordable. Thank you for watching and be sure to subscribe for future videos!
All of the guns you suggested are absolute crap.. And terrible calibers mostly.. Whats the point? Carry a .32 caliber for self protection? Waste of time
I wouldn’t give 50 dollars for that 32 ca. pistol ! Way over priced! THEY CAN KEEP IT ~ That is also a little pricey on the Mak 9 mm about 100 bucks to much. I’am GONE! Did see any thing affordable !
Damn, I miss the late 90’s when I got into the C&R game. $69 Swedish Mausers, $89 German Mausers and $29 Mosin 91/30’s.
And ammo from the Claflin Cartridge Company at cheap prices. $55/1000 Russian 7.62×39, $79/1000 for Russian .223 and $150/1000 for brass case, boxer primed 147gr NATO CAVIM ammo. And all those prices included shipping!
I found online for $5 each
where do you find them at ??? i am new at this
I have one. Got a really good deal on it. New is cheaper. Savage AXIS 300 range, Mossberg, Ruger. All calibers under 500. NEW. Beats a 500 buck garbage rod.
CHECK OUT the story of InterArmoCo, the company run by an ex-CIA man – which bought & imported 100,000’s of surplus rifles, pistols, and even anti-tank rifles, and sold them MAIL ORDER to Americans in the 1960’s. My hubby bought several rifles & pistols, and kicked himself for not buying & holding MORE ! Rifles were going for $20-$50, pistols a little higher, and ammo was $5.00 per 100 rounds !
Showing blued guns while wearing a black shirt, in front of a black background makes it almost impossible to see any of these guns clearly.
At this point modern weapons are cheaper than surplus weapons. I am not seeing any surplus guns for less than $300 and most much higher.
Recently I’ve seen the trend toward believing "military surplus" means "superior quality", driving prices ridiculously high. Doesnt matter if it’s a firearm or a pair of socks.
In the late 70’s Woolworths would have wooden barrels full of 8mm bolt actions for $59, and they went down to $39 on sale. Early 80’s I bought a brand new Dan Wesson .357 mag pistol pac with case, 2,4,6, and 8" barrels, target and combat grips, belt buckle and tools for $169 brand new
Yes the days of buying racks of .30 carbines for 75.00 each are gone at one time I had 35 of them! Now you can’t touch one for less than 800.00 !
The Carcano lol. Can’t even hear that without thinking of…u know…Kennedy.
Carcano makes a great home defense weapon
Ouch! That feg pa63 will bite you. Not fun to shoot.
One of my favorite categories to collect is ww2 bolt action rifles. Pa is a hot spot for these collectables. I have a quick comparison between a pre war and war time Mosin that I think is very interesting.
So what you’re saying is only pistols are now considered "affordable."
I had a carcano, Italian. JUNK.
The Yugo M57 Tokarev pistol is one of my favorites
I would say a glock is affordable. None of these cheap semi-autos are worth it. They are junk. I would spend the 600 dollars for a proven reliable glock with a great warranty than some cheap 300 dollar semi-autos from companies that are not proven and probably shoddy warrant cover. I mean this is your life here. When it comes to guns, you spend the money for the good stuff, if you dont have enough, save up until you do. Otherwise it is a waste of money.
😁🤣😆👍 shit commie guns fuck you buy American Guns that love to kill commies.
If it ain’t 30-06 it ain’t shit
Good luck getting ammo for those guns!
Carcanos are not very accurate but somehow a mediocre shooter was able to hit a moving target 3x in under 6 seconds with it. Carlos Hathcock the best marine sniper ever couldnt make that shot though. Grassy knoll??? Zapruter film?? Back and to the left
Thanks for the video. But this guns nah 🤷🏻♂️
I bought 3 mosins for cheap several years back.Restored them but kept them as original as possible.Have had offers on them at a good profit .Think i’ll keep em.Fine rifles.
I’m half Hungarian so I guess I know what I gotta get just for the history
In 1992 I paid $50 for ww2 M1 carbines I got 4 I still have one numbers Winchester
Wow…prices sure have gone up. I paid $302 for my 1911 lol
These guns are all junk don’t buy them. I wouldn’t pay more than $100 for any of these.
I bought a Lee Enfield .303 for 18.00, in 1969. I bought a Swiss Schmidt Rubin for about 75.00 in 1990.
Why buy that old stuff when for the same money buy a new weapon?
It sure helps to have a collection complete. So much so I’ve given 2 of my best guns to family members.
My wife has taken an interest in shooting this past few years. So I found her a 1976 Ruger Standard with a bi- centennial engraving in it. A neat addition to a neat collection. I’ve been reloading and stashing for over 10 years. I have plenty of ammo to keep us trained while the Wuhan flu panic passes. I have supplies to so I can shoot old stuff, and replace it with new.
13:15. And to just make that rifle today would cost over $1,800.
I need to get my C&R license again. I have one gun safe full of surplus guns. I love taking them out occasionally.
I love my cz52. Love it.
I used to have a pa63 just like the one in the video. Man I wish I would have kept that pistol. For me it was super accurate and had that James Bond feel to it lol.
Missing was the M91/30 Mosin(m1891). These can still be found in very nice condition in the 300 range and are very similar to 30-06 /8mm Mauser rifles. I got three of them for that price (~80 bucks each) in the early 2000s and the M44 carbine version is also a good rifle, although those are pretty hard to fine in good condition for LESS than 500 bucks.
I can’t believe how much the simple Mosin Nagant has gone up in value in the past 10 years. I paid less than $100 for a couple of them and only $160 for a hex receiver and now these things are approaching $500. I simply got lucky.
Great show,I have a suggestion, when your showing black firearms in front of a black shirt it wastes time, get a large white background please .
Anyone ever try to build a Carcano for accuracy? I remember the CZ 52 when they were running something like $125 bucks, and a case of ammo just as cheap. The Stars are generally decent pistols that were overlooked for a long time.
Some of you might be old enough to remember when Woolworths sold NRA VG-EXC Garands for around $115-145.99 and M1 Carbines a bit less. They would have every manufacturer from time to time if you were willing to check a couple of times a month. I remember a few IHC Garands and IBM Carbines in the mix. They sold them in their store on Broadway in Manhattan right across from city hall as well as other stores. When I graduated HS I bought a ’43 Springfield every part original SA as was the barrel. Still have it and it will group 3.5-4.25" at 100 yds. with 150 gr. ball through the irons. Hard core Minute of Man main battle rifle – not a polyplastic .22 toy like these ARs/M-Forgeries. One day it goes to my boys and grand kids along with my M1A builds. The back of American Rifleman was a BONANZA of milsurps too.
I’m not familiar with the Carcano. I guess it was too much trouble to tell us what caliber it is.
I often wonder if a ticket to Afghanistan, and shipping costs for maybe 100 boxes (disassembled parts) would be more economic than purchasing in the US
CZ50 is still pretty reasonable. And they are all c&r as of this post.
bought two Norinco Browning breakdown .22 butt fed bottom eject. both for $70 each . Beautiful guns.
Affordable to Whom? Not all bank accounts are equal.
Good luck finding ammo for any of these. The carcano is a complete garbage rod
My father had, now my sister has it, a Star 9mm. Love shooting that pistol.
The prices of surplus arms is ridiculous. When the prices are high enough to match the price of new guns it’s time to stop buying surplus guns until the gouging stops.