Finally got an M44!

$190, in stock, at Wideners (non-matching #'s), and $290 at SOG, matching.
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The ones from Widener's are in fairly rough shape, and you've got to count shipping and FFL costs for the SOG guns so the price would be closer to $340.

I got this one for $220, and it's all matching in mint condition. Try beating that, I dare ya. :cool:
 
Slightly off topic, but I recently picked up this very-well done 91/30 hex Mosin that was chopped and professionally tuned and a turned bolt, crisp trigger. Set me back 2 Benjamins.

Have yet to shoot it, but it's sure sweet.

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Have another 91/30 hex that was cut down and put in a camo synthetic stock, also got it for a song.
 
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Ahhh....another purist...
Not every rifle is collectible, just because it's old, or military...
31,000,000 of them made.

Tastefully done, not a "Bubba" job in the least.

Hope she shoots.
 
Ugh... Bubba be gone.

No offense, but that is a ruined rifle IMHO.
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I didn't do it, but I very much like it. Its much handier than the 9130. Of which i hsve several. The 9130s are extremely common, still under $200. Twns of millions out there.
 
* * * Tastefully done, not a "Bubba" job in the least.
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Yeah, I agree.

That's actually a decent, non-Bubba-ed rendering of an M91/30 into what appears to be a handy, usable "sporter." I've seen a lot worse.
 
Good! I don't but these guns vecause they're worth a ton of movie or that they'll appreciate, I but them for the history, so if they were worth less that would be a plus for me!!
 
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