Lmao. PU sniper as the most "grail" mosin. Polytech AK? Scrub list

I make a point to openly laugh at those prices. They get upset, but they are the clowns. The fact they get upset proves they know the prices are BS.

K98, you mean that common over priced over weight basic bolt gun. Get a M-48 for $350. Don't waste your time. Type 56 SKS is way more accurate than a Yugo M-59, fun to shoot, cheep to shoot, best milsurp ever. 303 Martini, nah, shoot a 577x450 MH totally worth it. M1 Garand awesome, but little pricey.

C tier on the shoenouer come onnn

They were sixty bucks a good three, four years ago. Last time i saw them, they were on average 350-400

I'm digging your channel. Lol just don't ever wear a slaughter to prevail merch 😅 they are garbage lol

Honestly just clean and lubricate it I think it works fine

I don't know, how am i to tell someone what there things are worth? Every one has an opinion, if too expensive, move along

Where's the Browning Hi-Power?

I got my mosin for 230

Literally bang for the buck! Nothing at all wrong with the 6.5x52 for deer, and much bigger stuff has been taken with these. Buy some reloading gear next. 👍🏻

Milsurp collecting is dead.

Thanks!

If it shoots its fun and therefore worth $60

Американский тупой петух не слышал о СВТ 38 и СВТ 40 (про АВС -36 не буду вспоминать), которые еще до войны были приняты на вооружение Красной Армией с тиражами в сотни тысяч экземпляров. Оказывается это американцы только такие умные, что гаранд придумали. Дебил, блядь

A lot of these guns actually have tollerable prices. Not great, but tollerable. Also the 2A1 isnt a Lee-Enfield. Its a Ishapore, which is a Indian Lee-Enfield knock off in 7.62 that were produced sometime after WWII. The Bayonet is probably in good shape because it was made for it.

My guess is the rifling is probably shot out

Hey the 5.56 ak was on a flash sale today it was 750 but now its 450 if you are interested.

I’ve got a Russian TIGR SVD that I converted. I put a 24” barrel and adjustable gas regulator on it. I switch back and forth from wood to polymer furniture because can’t make my mind up which one looks best 😅. Also have a 1909 Springfield 1903 hoffer Thompson trainer that it 100% original that’s in excellent condition. Most were converted in WW1 to 30-06, very few around that survived.

I don’t think you quite understand what a grail gun is. You also confuse production numbers and availability/survival rate. At any big auction house you have a handful of Johnson’s throughout the year. Dozens and dozens of type 14 nambus as well per auction or on gunbroker, etc.

As a Vietnamese, the North Vietnamese SKS is an S Grail gun.

Great program🏆🪖🏆

FN FAL for me...

That is crazy. SKS was so cheap they were almost free and you could get ammo by the case. I bought an unissued sks for under 200 and a whole case of ammo when they first got popular. Shot it till I got bored and made a profit selling it. Now i shoot an AR. And a 9mm. Days of cheap foreign stuff are over.

Stupid and crazy prices for old junk you can buy a cheep ar15 at a pawn shop for 6.50

My personal grail list Steyr 1912 Mannlicher m95 sniper rifle original SMLE whitehead sniper rifle Winchester 1907 French contract rolling block Bergman bayard Ross mkIII Russian 95 Winchester Colt 1903 hammerless 70/87 vetterli Carcano 91 TS 1st model C96 Mauser red 9 Canadian service Smle ERMA EMP chauchat 1915 or 1918 Kar98AZ Mexican Mauser Colt model 1917 Hi standard HDM madsen 1902 or 1905 US krag Belgian 1889 Mauser Greek 1903/14 And Bren mk1…. Honorable mentions that 5 years ago were completely impossible… but are now a thing Mp38 Mkb42 Both available through DK the fedorov is also on the list A lot of these are easily obtainable but have been grail guns of mine since I was a kid The two that are legit unobtainable are the polish Blyskawica (lightning) smg And the polish WZ28 BAR…. I’d also like a PPD40

What could go wrong?

The Japanese Arsenals had piles of Rejected Stock Blanks that had Issues . Many Cracked or Warped during Production. Your Rifle is one from the Last Year or Less of the War… with Salvaged Pieces cut from the Rejected Stocks to make a Substitute Standard Last Ditch Stock. American Factories saved theirs too just in Case. Many wound up firing Factory Boilers Post War or sold as Sporter Stocks. In Oxford , Maine where Model 1917 Enfield Stocks were made in Two World Wars, Employees cut them up for Firewood for their Stoves… or used them in the Garden for Tomato Stakes. They had around 20,000 Rejected Stocks.

A friend of mine his holy grail weapons were his East German SKS and East German Makarov pistol.

The Mexican Army had Arisakas. Great Britain, Russia, Brazil and Italy had Versions too. Brazil and Mexico were usually 7mm Variants.

Do you have any videos on the 30-40 Krag? Noting what to look for at gun shows or pawn shops in order to get a good buy? I really want one of these but don't want to get scammed because I don't know what to look for.

Type 97 arisaka sniper a gewher 43 svt40 , Luger

A 1886 win bennelim4 n 50 Barrett only 3 things I need after 40 years of doen it

F A M A S

1980 my dad could have bought a case of 1903's for 100.00 dollars! That's a case of 12!!!!!

Brown bess

The prices are not realistic.theyll never sell

They can keep that junk😅

No m96 swedish mauser?

I miss the German a.Russian selfloader,it is unfair to compair the Garand ,cause it's a different system. It is why you want to see a US Rifle is the best?

Take that bushes….

My Grail Gun? The MP-40, and I have one!

Great video buddy, both gun review to history part, im from Serbua btw, i want to add Zastava Arms factory ehich used to produce all yugo mausers was the only that i know tht used original mauser tooling machines which nazis stole and sent them to germany but returned at end of the ww2, Zastava Arms and Paul Mauser had great relations tht goes back to 19th century, also one Zastava engineer married his granddaughter lol

The favourite gun in my collection is a .303 British number 1 mark lll*, made in 1941 by BSA. But I only have 2 guns in my collection.

I went to RTI and read their descriptions. In the low priced "B" and "C" grade rifles they do not mention the bore condition and the rifles are visibly rough in the few pictures. In the ungraded and higher priced rifles the bore is listed as "poor to fair" and in one (what we assume is an "A" grade rifle based on price) it specifically states the rifling is non-existent. I once passed on a $99 Steyr with sharp distinct rifling and tight action, these are wall hangers or lamp grade from what I can tell. I personally do not need a $349 (and up) wall hanger. On the other hand if you want a Mannlicher action and have the skills to be-build the action, and re-chamber and re-barrel it, there may be some life left in the actions on the better "grade" rifles IMHO.

I bought 2 with my CR when they first came in. Even with Wolf springs it lived up to the nick name the Polish Pounder. Sold them and bought 2 Polish P83's. They were a better purchase.

So bad out there that we are shilling African trash.

I paid 50 bucks for my mosin

Go to someone that reloads and they can help you get up and running with your new gun