Marlin Model 60 Semi-Auto Rifle
Marlin Model 60 Semi-Auto Rifle -An economically priced rifle that´,s earned the title of ",most popular 22 in the world.",
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I got the mini 14!Mini 14 . Still MA legal ,shoots same 5.56 ammo as the AR15
Better to have and not need, than need and not have.
The price of entry into the AR/AK market is substantially cheaper today than it will be in the future, so set aside what you can reasonably budget for without selling a kidney and pick something up as soon as it crosses your path. It’s irrelevant what things cost previously, because you weren’t licensed then. Coca-Cola use to cost a nickel back in the 1950s (I think) and now you pay $2.00 for a soda... but you don’t complain about the inflation of that, right?
If you can get a pre-94 Colt AR lower or other reputable brand, you can build it out with almost any feature you want (no grenade launchers, unfortunately...) They exist, but you’ll pay close to the market value of a lower end AR. You can then marry that lower with what ever Gucci high end parts you want. Buy quality parts that are well known for reliability and your gear will last. Some brands might include BCM, Daniel Defense, Noveske, Knights Armament, just to name-drop a few.
If you don’t want to go the AR route, there are alternatives that still utilize standard capacity USGI pre-ban 30 round magazines, such as the Scar 16 or Sig MCX, as well as bull pup varieties made by Tavor and Keltec to name some other alternatives. All have pros and cons, and mostly it’s a matter of preference.
There is literally so much information out there these days, you can lock yourself in your house for a week and binge watch YouTube and you’ll never get through it all...
For my money I’d buy an AR because it’s America’s rifle. Alternately, an AK pattern rifle had been used in every conflict around the world and is proven to operate in the most extreme environments. Alternates mentioned are currently not prohibited because they fail some of the similarity tests imposed, but that also impacts price and availability.
My opinion is you’ll easily be in the $3-5K range once all done, assuming $2K+ for a carbine, then optic and ammo. Make sure you get training so you can be proficient, and above all else, for God’s sake, make sure you look good LARPing with it... if you don’t look good, it doesn’t really matter, right?
post a pic when you get it and happy shopping!
I thought you couldn’t register due to the “interchangeable parts” bit of the AWB
Atleast two of each, at least!Ultimately you want one of each
Atleast two of each, at least!
My thoughts exactly. I have flirted with the idea of selling some of my rifles but have always decided to not part with any of them.
We need to define accurate?To say the model 60 is accurate is an understatement
Marcam Precision had a few and may still have one. 508-982-7664If you guys see any deals in the classifieds, give me a heads up. I don't know what a good deal is because I got into this during the panic.
A few of what?Marcam Precision had a few and may still have one. 508-982-7664
VZ 58A few of what?
Ooof. That seems very steep. I'll be impressed if it moves with that opening bid.This is the VZ58 with reclaimed furniture I mentioned above. So sick.
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It is steep; especially when 3 years ago I’d go into Armour Sports and try to figure out how many days I’d have to eat Ramen Noodles to afford one at $1,250. I also think Czechpoint was selling the furniture separately from the batch they imported, so you could potentially replace the factory beaver barf with it, but I’m sure those are all long sold. You really need to see it to see it in person to appreciate it.Ooof. That seems very steep. I'll be impressed if it moves with that opening bid.
Mine looks just like that one on GB. I'll try to bust it out tomorrow for a photo.It is steep; especially when 3 years ago I’d go into Armour Sports and try to figure out how many days I’d have to eat Ramen Noodles to afford one at $1,250. I also think Czechpoint was selling the furniture separately from the batch they imported, so you could potentially replace the factory beaver barf with it, but I’m sure those are all long sold. You really need to see it to see it in person to appreciate it.
I think if I had known about these when I got my Norinco I would have gotten one insteadHere it is. Hasty shot on my bathroom floor, but it's the only place that has good light today. The LimbSaver's not for recoil; it gives that extra 1/2-3/4" LOP that I want.
Such a gorgeous rifle.
I've got one of each. The Vz58 sees a whole lot more range time.I think if I had known about these when I got my Norinco I would have gotten one instead
H&K 91.
The prices are the same for SKSs across the country. This is the very end before people will wish they bought them at the $900 mark. Will they go higher? I know they won't come down.Couple sks now is not happening when they go for close to $900, a crappy yugo and chinese ones. It is just not right.