Only 3 Romys this month. $350.00 low, $500 high, $422.00 avg.
Please let me know any feedback (good or bad) to these.
-RM
Item Link Description # Bids Final Price Year Arsenal Condition Current Condition RM's Notes
499791474 (http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=499791474) Romanian SKS 7.62x39 NO RESERVE 16 $416.00 1960 Refurbished Good Hard to tell if the stock has been worked on or not with all that shine. I'm tempted to say not, but then that danged white fill of the S/N stampings really makes me think the worst. Either way, refurb stock and a decent buy. Lots of bidding on this one.
501355953 (http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=501355953) Romanian SKS all matching 1 $350.00 1960 Refurbished Good Pretty nice looking gun and the deal of the month price-wise. I almost thought the stock was Russian until I saw the right side of it.
503402254 (http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=503402254) Romanian Model 56 SKS Blade Bayonet 1958 4 $500.00 1958 Refurbished Good Decent looking '58 here. Stock is a blank replacement, but overall it's in good shape. I didn't think Romy refurbs were breaking the $500 mark, but there you go.
(https://clone.sks-files.com/Pictures/GB_listings/2015/201508_Romanian.jpg)
Dang...
Yeah, first one on the list received a fresh coat of Tung-oil or similar for sure.
I'm beginning to believe that getting a full set of Romys with original undickered stocks is as hard if not harder than getting a full set of as-issued Ruskies....
Quote from: running-man on September 10, 2015, 09:59:41 PM
I'm beginning to believe that getting a full set of Romys with original undickered stocks is as hard if not harder than getting a full set of as-issued Ruskies....
Good, I got my full set, if nothing else, I got the Romanians covered. Except that no date bastard, which I would gladly sacrifice a Russian for one, Russians are everywhere anyways.. :)
It always amazes me when the seller discribes his rifle as all matching. Notice in the second sale in the line up that sold for 350. Here it is below and can someone help me understand ?
this is an all matching SKS. The stock does not look to be matching but all the metal parts are. it is in its original configuration. the bluing is in very nice condition. the bore is shiny clean with great rifling. rofl
I just want to give that guy a big hug ::)
Maybe he thinks all matching means metal only, matching wood is an option. thumb1
And this...the bore is shiny clean with great rifling, huh, imagine that. It's chrome lined, how many chrome bore SKS listings have you ever seen, it's a total turd pipe, rusted, pitted and a total smooth bore, or this bore is so slap worn out, when fired, the bullet just bounces down the bore like a hotdog thrown down a hallway. rofl. Maybe one in 5 years or more, simply due to negligance and/or shear ignorance.
Shiny, bright clean and good rifling is like the one absolute garanteed defacto line in any and every chrome bore SKS sale ad.
Quote from: Direct Connection on September 11, 2015, 12:52:51 AM
It always amazes me when the seller discribes his rifle as all matching. Notice in the second sale in the line up that sold for 350. Here it is below and can someone help me understand ?
this is an all matching SKS. The stock does not look to be matching but all the metal parts are. it is in its original configuration. the bluing is in very nice condition. the bore is shiny clean with great rifling. rofl
I just want to give that guy a big hug ::)
Wish I had
a nickel an SKS for every time I've seen these phrases: all matching
but..., all matching
except..., original configuration
with mismatched ____ ..., unfired, new in box (refurbed Russian in a box with
English lettering) chuckles1