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8/19/2022 12:08:11 PM EDT
Found 3 new in box 2011-2012 mfg WASARs.  All three look to have been built on original parts kits as the receivers are 1984, 1978 and 1980 marked and sn numbered.  With that so long as all the major things are straight like gas block, front sight and rear sight base are these any better or worse than any other WASAR.  Wood is unfinished laminate.  Not really my thing but think I might as well get one.  What is this extractor issue?  Before, during or after these were put out?
8/20/2022 7:39:14 AM EDT
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What receiver are these made on?  A CUGIR/ROMARM or some US made one?

Not familiar with these later WASR’s, but the earlier all Romanian ones (with only US compliance parts added) are GTG.

And worth - how much are they asking?
2021 can’t come soon enough!

Edit- well maybe 2020 wasn’t so bad after all.....
9/9/2022 10:10:02 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By tac556:
What receiver are these made on?  A CUGIR/ROMARM or some US made one?

Not familiar with these later WASR's, but the earlier all Romanian ones (with only US compliance parts added) are GTG.

And worth - how much are they asking?
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WASRs have always been made on romainian receivers

and to the OP. Yeah, the 2012 WASRs are as good as any other WASR. just check for rivets, a cant'd front sight post, or mag well fitment and run that beotch
9/10/2022 6:51:32 PM EDT
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Grab a WASR while you can there is a big price increased that is getting handed down from Romania and you will see these rifles start to jump up in price substantially over the next few months  .


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