Serbian AK47 clone (M70)

[ss51]

m1's are kinda pricey now, a good ruger 10-22 has the same feel and ease of use, and costs a lot less to shoot, you might enjoy one of those a lot.

 

[Unqualified]

when it came to captured American arms, it was the M1 carbine the germans loved! So very easy to wield and shoot
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yah? They used them against us? They must have captured ammo too. Now an m-1 is just a lot of fun. I shot a deer with it once too. Brought it down. Greatest plinker though, you know?

 

[Unqualified]

m1's are kinda pricey now, a good ruger 10-22 has the same feel and ease of use, and costs a lot less to shoot, you might enjoy one of those a lot.

not enough bang for my buck- a little under powered for me. But a nice little rifle and very popular. There are some similarities between the two…

 

[ss51]

of course it is a 22lr, but fun to shoot.

 

[Unqualified]

Si si senior

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

I have a 1950 Russian SKS, with cheap Chinese steel/corrosive ammo I can hit an 8 1/2 x 11" sheet of paper at 100 yards consistently. Bought it for $190.00 5 years ago; still packed in the grease. It's fun, but cleaning it afte the corrosive stuff is not.

 

[Aryeh Jay]

I have a 1950 Russian SKS, with cheap Chinese steel/corrosive ammo I can hit an 8 1/2 x 11" sheet of paper at 100 yards consistently. Bought it for $190.00 5 years ago; still packed in the grease. It's fun, but cleaning it afte the corrosive stuff is not.

I had a Chinese SKS in 1991 that I paid $89 for, about the going rate at the time. I shot about 80 rounds of Chinese Norinco ammo through it and then left on my first patrol on a submarine in the Navy. When I got back, it had rusted solid, the humidity of Washington winter and the corrosive primers really did a number. But I learned my lesson.

 

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