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I have one. Paid a little more than this but not much last year. These are good rifles. I changed out the crappy looking grip with a magpul. Shoots great and eats wolf up.
It is my pickup rifle. Again, nice gun with free float rail. May have to get another at that price. |
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That's several hundred dollars cheaper than a canted sight, made with some used parts, new Century AK. What a market. No shit.....when have ARs ever been cheaper than a WASR? When the AR parts started being made in China |
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Quite a claim. Any evidence to support it? I know the rail is not made in China, I was in a shop today that made just over 1500 of them recently for Mossberg. |
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Quite a claim. Any evidence to support it? Nope http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/09/24/breaking-news-chinese-company-exporting-80-ar-15-receivers/ |
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Quite a claim. Any evidence to support it? Nope http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/09/24/breaking-news-chinese-company-exporting-80-ar-15-receivers/ SO Mossberg is buying those parts from china? I DONT THINK SO.... Now if you are saying that the price is dropping because parts are being made in china now...well maybe |
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That's several hundred dollars cheaper than a canted sight, made with some used parts, new Century AK. What a market. Actually it's not. http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/cai-ak-47-wasr-10-7-62x39mm-rifle-detail.html?Itemid=0 |
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Unless you're talking about somewhere else (someone had $40 Anderson blem lowers, didn't they?) the blem PSA lowers are $60. You can actually do a bit better. I was checking out shipping on PSA's M193 cans (420 rounds on strippers, in a 30 cal can for $160) and I saw a $200 upper, no BCG/CH so I poked around to see how cheap I could build a basic AR last night. Upper minus rear sight - $290 Complete lower - $150 So $440 + what, $20 for a cheapo rear sight of some sort. If I were outfitting one of my militia battalions, maybe, (  ) but I'll build my own with quality parts and not worry about it. From what I've heard PTAC stuff has been hit and miss.
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Had one, loved it, too bad it's OOS. |