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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Want to know the value of your AK? (Page 4 of 34)
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It's a Chinese R.A.I. Used all S/N match. I pick this up for $600. Yes some of the pictures I put the wrong Mag in it. I have 2 Chinese 30 round mags with it. Did I get robbed, or did I do all right. If I refinish the gun will it add or drop value? Do not refinish it, it will kill the value. Nice preban, easy $1200 rifle as is. |
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Quoted: Yeah, from what I've seen no more will be imported. Quoted: Quoted: I'm seeing new prices listing them from $650-$750 new. Of course the item being available will play a part in the actual value. Yeah, from what I've seen no more will be imported. AK prices seem to have started to stabilize recently. Since it's not a true pre-ban or one of the more desired rifles on the market, I would put it into the basic AK price range. |
| Unconverted Saiga 223, as posted in the other thread too. When they first showed up you could buy them for sub 300, now they are running between 550-650 new. I don't think that buttstock came original on them, you're probably looking at around 500 value in what you've got there, also depends on whether it has the bullet guide modification for taking regular AK mags instead of only Saiga mags. |
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I'm seeing new prices listing them from $650-$750 new. Of course the item being available will play a part in the actual value. Yeah, from what I've seen no more will be imported. M10 value is hard to pin down. New-rifle prices have skyrocketed as supply dries up. As far as used value, I rarely see them pop up on EE/forum marketplaces and the ones I find on GB or Armslist have the usual GB/Armslist delusional asking prices. |
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Quoted: I got this PLO capture Soviet Type III several years ago. It was manufactured in either 1953 or 1956, so it is a very early Type III Soviet rifle. It has the original barrel and receiver stubs that were rewelded by turbothis in semi auto configuration. Given that I am seeing AK Type III kits have gone up a lot in price, is this rifle now worth $3,000-3,500? Just trying to get an idea and I will never sell it. http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg141/dab969/ak1_zpsbb2711b1.jpg http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg141/dab969/ak2_zps87cdabc7.jpg http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg141/dab969/AKhiddensn_zps34e053e8.jpg Sorry, no idea what that one may be worth these days. |
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Quoted: Mods, I'm wanting to get a value on my ak bundling tools. Would this be an ok place to ask, or is there somewhere better? Sorry, this thread is for firearms only. My suggestion, would be to check the EE for current prices since the BIY Forum doesn't allow price check threads. |
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Hey all, since this country's president banned the importation of some AK's, I am interested to know an approximate value of one of my rifle's...
It is an Arsenal Saiga SGL 21-71 (NATO length buttstock). I keep reading that if it is not from the FIME Group, it is more valuable. Any water to that? It is almost brand new, has 60rds through it...I believe it is cosmetically outstanding. I have box and all factory paperwork with it too (if that matters). Thanks for the help and reference! |
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Quoted: Hey all, since this country's president banned the importation of some AK's, I am interested to know an approximate value of one of my rifle's... It is an Arsenal Saiga SGL 21-71 (NATO length buttstock). I keep reading that if it is not from the FIME Group, it is more valuable. Any water to that? It is almost brand new, has 60rds through it...I believe it is cosmetically outstanding. I have box and all factory paperwork with it too (if that matters). Thanks for the help and reference! I'm still seeing people asking over $1000 for Arsenals, but I'm not sure if they're getting those prices. |
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Quoted: 1989 Bulgarian AK-74 parts kit on an Ak-builder flat. Barreled in 5.56x45mm
http://i.imgur.com/j4f46rp.png Wood furniture is worn, all other components have been parkerized I'm going to say $600-$750. |
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What would be the value on a new in the box Norinco NHM-91 from 1993 also and new in the box Milled Arsenal SA-93 from 93 or 94? Thanks SA-93: "The SA93 rifle originally sold new for about $379, but today (2011) they sell new for about $900 - $1000. Used rifles can be had for $700 - $800." $800 is what I paid for mine used in 2013. http://www.theakforum.net/forums/23-bulgarian/136387-bulgarian-milled-imports-resource-guide.html NHM-91 about the same. |
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SA-93: "The SA93 rifle originally sold new for about $379, but today (2011) they sell new for about $900 - $1000. Used rifles can be had for $700 - $800." $800 is what I paid for mine used in 2013. http://www.theakforum.net/forums/23-bulgarian/136387-bulgarian-milled-imports-resource-guide.html NHM-91 about the same. Quoted:
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What would be the value on a new in the box Norinco NHM-91 from 1993 also and new in the box Milled Arsenal SA-93 from 93 or 94? Thanks SA-93: "The SA93 rifle originally sold new for about $379, but today (2011) they sell new for about $900 - $1000. Used rifles can be had for $700 - $800." $800 is what I paid for mine used in 2013. http://www.theakforum.net/forums/23-bulgarian/136387-bulgarian-milled-imports-resource-guide.html NHM-91 about the same. Ok thanks for the heads up. I was thinking they might hold a slight premium being New . in the box with the original accessories, manual, quality cert etc. |
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Ok thanks for the heads up. I was thinking they might hold a slight premium being New . in the box with the original accessories, manual, quality cert etc. Quoted:
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What would be the value on a new in the box Norinco NHM-91 from 1993 also and new in the box Milled Arsenal SA-93 from 93 or 94? Thanks SA-93: "The SA93 rifle originally sold new for about $379, but today (2011) they sell new for about $900 - $1000. Used rifles can be had for $700 - $800." $800 is what I paid for mine used in 2013. http://www.theakforum.net/forums/23-bulgarian/136387-bulgarian-milled-imports-resource-guide.html NHM-91 about the same. Ok thanks for the heads up. I was thinking they might hold a slight premium being New . in the box with the original accessories, manual, quality cert etc. Both would be worth more properly de-banned; the only Chinese AKs NIB that are going for a premium $2500 are the Polytech Legends, AFAIK. |
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New to the Forums and my first post here At that time i didn't know anything about it ,i have done some research on it since and it is 56S from Sile import ..not sure if its preban or postban. Has all matching numbers http://s9.postimg.org/rqhlnktrz/unnamed.jpg http://s16.postimg.org/7s42xeg9h/unnamed_1.jpg http://s14.postimg.org/tmtlwlu01/image.jpg Thanks |
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1989 Bulgarian AK-74 parts kit on an Ak-builder flat. Barreled in 5.56x45mm
http://i.imgur.com/j4f46rp.png Wood furniture is worn, all other components have been parkerized I'm going to say $600-$750. good because it only cost me $440! |
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This is a widows weapon now. My neighbor died recently and she does not want the gun. I am trying to find out a reasonable value for the gun.
He was a marine and brought this home from either Somali or Yugoslavia. http://s300.photobucket.com/user/wright2824/library/ Also if any knows the place of manufacture that would be great also. |
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This is a widows weapon now. My neighbor died recently and she does not want the gun. I am trying to find out a reasonable value for the gun. He was a marine and brought this home from either Somali or Yugoslavia. Also if any knows the place of manufacture that would be great also. PM Sent advising best course of action. Judging by the pistol grip, it looks like a Hungarian AMD-63 underfolder. |
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Quoted: I believe it is a MAK90 made by PolyTech, but I don't know much more than that. I refinished the stock from the original dark brown paint like finish to lacquer over ebony stain. Probably a gaffe, I now realize, but it is what it is. Good, but not perfect condition, shoots great. All that said, what's it worth? http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7900_zpsfbf059df.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7903_zpse0668113.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7904_zpsb74f3ac1.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7907_zps7e553645.jpg $600-$700 given the fact that is still hasn't been debanned yet. |
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Whats the value of a Arsenal SA M7SF? Its the old one where the receiver was US made by Arsenal Las Vegas. It has been professionally cerakoted patriot brown. Maybe 100 rounds fired. I sold a NIB "new" version in January for $1150 (plus 1 new circle 10 mag). FWIW, it took a couple of days for it to sell at that price. The possible "plus" on the older versions would be the ability to use a foreign muzzle device and not have 922r issues. The cerakote will more than likely detract (unless you find a buyer that likes it). |
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$600-$700 given the fact that is still hasn't been debanned yet. Quoted:
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I believe it is a MAK90 made by PolyTech, but I don't know much more than that. I refinished the stock from the original dark brown paint like finish to lacquer over ebony stain. Probably a gaffe, I now realize, but it is what it is. Good, but not perfect condition, shoots great. All that said, what's it worth? http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7900_zpsfbf059df.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7903_zpse0668113.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7904_zpsb74f3ac1.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7907_zps7e553645.jpg $600-$700 given the fact that is still hasn't been debanned yet. That's about what I was thinking, thanks for the confirmation. |
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I believe it is a MAK90 made by PolyTech, but I don't know much more than that. I refinished the stock from the original dark brown paint like finish to lacquer over ebony stain. Probably a gaffe, I now realize, but it is what it is. Good, but not perfect condition, shoots great. All that said, what's it worth? http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7900_zpsfbf059df.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7903_zpse0668113.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7904_zpsb74f3ac1.jpg http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/HeyGuysWatchThis/MAK90/DSCF7907_zps7e553645.jpg $600-$700 given the fact that is still hasn't been debanned yet. That's about what I was thinking, thanks for the confirmation. I had one of these and debanned it with a Bulgy gas block,FSB, and an Ironwood stock.Sold it on gunbroker for $1150 in less than 4 hours. It was a Polytech that got caught up during the ban period and re stamped MAK 90.I have seen these sell in ban config for $700-900 depending on condition and bidders |
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I've got a one owner (me) Kengs Polytechnic AKS. It got caught in the holdup and lost the bayo mount. Shot once, one mag, still have box and accessories. Has original ChiCom wood added.
Also have my SAR2. Have original configuration and now sports DDR folder and Russian red dot, side mount optics. Bought all this stuff back in the day. I've got an Arsenal SSR-99 too. But it's still nib and I'll never part with it. |
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value on a pre ban Poly Tech AKS-762 shot some but still 95% condition. PW85 wood fixed stock, folding spike bayonet, cleaning kit and rod, sling. No box or manual though. $800-1200, more in a ban state, more with chicom wood, a bit more with the original mags with chrome followers. Spikers seem to be more sought after in the chicom market. |
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$800-1200, more in a ban state, more with chicom wood, a bit more with the original mags with chrome followers. Spikers seem to be more sought after in the chicom market. Quoted:
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value on a pre ban Poly Tech AKS-762 shot some but still 95% condition. PW85 wood fixed stock, folding spike bayonet, cleaning kit and rod, sling. No box or manual though. $800-1200, more in a ban state, more with chicom wood, a bit more with the original mags with chrome followers. Spikers seem to be more sought after in the chicom market. My guess is that it would end up at $1,200 on GB, if you did a penny-start, no-reserve auction. |
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Just sold this century polish underfolder for $1000 Bought for $400. AK prices are unreal now. http://<a href=http://i655.photobucket.com/albums/uu274/TrAnScEnDeNt08/20130408_193931.jpg</a>" /> I apologize for the chatter, but where on earth did you sell it for $1k? My best guess would have been $600 on GB. |
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Quoted: I apologize for the chatter, but where on earth did you sell it for $1k? My best guess would have been $600 on GB. Quoted: Quoted: Just sold this century polish underfolder for $1000 Bought for $400. AK prices are unreal now. http://<a href=http://i655.photobucket.com/albums/uu274/TrAnScEnDeNt08/20130408_193931.jpg</a>" /> I apologize for the chatter, but where on earth did you sell it for $1k? My best guess would have been $600 on GB. I had my wife post it to a local gun board through her facebook. There were two people right off the bat who wanted it, but one wanted me to hold it for a few days til he got paid. The second one saw that and said he has cash in hand. Unbelievable |
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I'm looking for the value of an M92 virgin parts kit. I spotted it while on business travel and am trying to decide if I should snag it before I leave town. It appears complete, but the rear trunnion is not milled out and looks like a blank pistol trunnion. I doubt you'll find anyone willing to sell them for what it's actually worth these days. They used to be worth quite a lot.. up to $1000. But now that there are factory made M92 pistols for $500ish.. it would make no sense to spend more than about $200-300 for a kit. |
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