Military Surplus Collecting for Zoomers

[@VintageWarfare]

Didn’t mention this. But it is a crime against humanity and unforgivable if you attempt to haggle AFTER you agreed to meet up with the seller. ESPECIALLY when you do. And you should be sent face first into the center of the sun if you do it. Also, don’t literally say “what’s your lowest price” off rip. Offer a lower number and go from there. Only use that one if they deny the first low offer. But saying exactly that HAS worked for me before.

[@hughjanus8126]

I think haggling should be done face to face and not from their moms basement

[@VintageWarfare]

@@hughjanus8126 that would be wasting people’s time and gas

[@The-anticommunist-Chese7.62x39]

I see both sides but i think more figure out a price range like 500-1000 dollars for ex is for online

[@scott_hunts]

Going to disagree on this. Haggling is an art form, and it’s best done in person. I’m not going to guarantee to even buy a gun necessarily until I see it, so if I see something new that’s a point in the negatives, you bet your ass I’m going to offer less money than I was originally going to.

[@ぷらぐ]

@@VintageWarfarethat’s okay. It works in the hands of the seller. Imagine driving to buy something and you bust the deal

[@AdministrativeResults]

Perfectly timed video. Finished my burrito on the "later" life is good

[@alexmaurice4274]

U see scout troopers collab with you?

[@socialmarauder]

Haggling tip: DO NOT actually ask “what’s your lowest price?” It’s basically asking the guy to take the biggest hit possible right out of the gate and is a surefire way to piss off the seller. Haggling is a dance, not a race to the bottom.

[@lioncelica5170]

Guaranteed way to get them to block you or not respond at all at the least

[@smokingcrab2290]

I was always insulted when people say that. And when I respond I give em maybe 10 bucks off tops just to tickle their weener

[@RecordedMercury]

A dance as in Pulp Fiction? Or dance as in Bill Cosby roofy-in-the-drink?

[@mattrva8184]

Correct. If I am selling something for $500 and you ask "what's your lowest price?" My response will be $500. If you make me an offer of $425 I'll respond with yes, or $450, and so on...the Haggle is real...

[@rabies5179]

Surprisingly good advice on the internet for once

[@turnermd1302]

Dead boomer estate sales and rinky-dink pawnshops are my favorite places to snag cheap milsurp and reloading supplies/equipment, don't blow up my methods dude

[@slimjames1917]

Real lol I found a m38 (43 dated) at my local pawn which resides next to a dead GameStop and a dennys)

[@moistjohn]

The dumber the shop owner the better. Saw a pristine, nearly museum grade chrome hi power for like 400. They thought it was a knockoff 1911 or a star or something. They also bought another buddies (I hate him for this) bubbad up destroyed saiga x39 for over a grand

[@courier665]

I got a swedish mauser for 600 from a rinky dink pawnshop a month ago. Damn things a fucking nail driver.

[@SoyTuberArmory]

I live in Alabama and have never once seen a gun for sale at an estate sale.

[@georgewhitworth9742]

@@SoyTuberArmoryAlabama ain't really known for their estate sales anyway

[@Beta_4916]

Haggling is definitely a must. I used to be super uncomfortable with haggling, but my father in law has been a great teacher, I dont think the man has paid full price for a thing in his life. The boomers know we don't really haggle, so they will absolutely try to make a sucker out of you.

[@smokingcrab2290]

You don't want to insult the person by going too low, but you always wana ask for at least $50 or even $100 off at least and see where it gets you. Ask and you shall receive. It all depends on how bad they want the sale.

[@zabburch2770]

12 minutes whatever amount of views I fell down the stairs

[@Thealixermixer]

real

[@BiteTheBulletStudieo]

+1 for local auctions. Scored some cool good sks and Enfields this way ...... Just stay away from the one I use 😂

[@tiberiusvindex804]

Which one is it? Just asking so I can avoid it...

[@kentuckyfriedpepespeaks1550]

That’s honestly how I got my Arisaka for just over $200 was an auction. It was pretty beat up and missing the barrel bands so I got a good price on it although finding the screws have still been a challenge I was able to source the rest of the parts and I’m still in under $300. Really glad I found that

[@Jitlegit]

i always love ur stance and framing dude, like its your last correspondence and im seeing your last waking moments

[@Grantiese]

I agree. Learn to fix stuff.-that’s where the good deals are. Went to a local estate sale and got an original Colt 1849 with a 6” barrel for a few hundred bucks. Put a new hand and handspring in it,timed it and now it works perfect. Was easy to do.

[@brownmangaming1529]

Recently acquired a bubba’d sks for $150, bought and original stock and dust cover for an additional 150 now we’re cooking

[@oler777]

I wanted a moist nugget, but I'm not paying $700 for one

[@russiabear4044]

I hope you get one got mine for 255 dollars

[@NOLIFENECKBEARD]

As a surplus zoomer I have 5 guys on my local gunboard who are all over 70 and we buy and trade constantly. I got a 8mm and 54r guy with every time and country of ammo out there and he sells me as much as i want for 50 cents a round. Im stocked up on portuguese 8mm and Hungarian heavy ball.

[@lil__shmeat]

Ngl, I have zero interest in old milsurp firearms, but I can appreciate your passion for them. Keep calling these scalping fudds out, bro

[@CatholicSamurai]

>posted 39 seconds ago perfect, I can fit in a quickie with the gf and then pull up a new vintage warfare video for us to watch. 60% of the time, it works every time.

[@ninjastiz9046]

Don't forget your sex panther. It's made with bits of real panther

[@stevenrodriguez9655]

…that doesn’t make any sense

[@samholdsworth420]

​@@stevenrodriguez9655he rubbed one out before watching this

[@JohnDoe-yl3wn]

Mosins are worth $700? My net worth just doubled 😎

[@DelGTAGrndrs]

Mike B blocked me when I said 1200$ mosins. He must be getting nervous that I was right

[@BrianOblivionB]

Huh… got mine for $89. Sweet.

[@profounddestroyer5470]

@@DelGTAGrndrs lmao same

[@matthewmorel3758]

@@DelGTAGrndrsMike B has such a fickle ego.

[@Blitzkrieg_Wolf]

@@matthewmorel3758 Didn't he also say "They'll never take your guns" in a video... and then a bunch of anti-2A legislation came barreling through a year later? Guy's a nutter for sure

[@wardengage4173]

Got my makarov from a sportsmans outdoors and my Spanish mauser from a cabellas. Didn't overpay either so I consider that a huge w.

[@immikeurnot]

One haggling tip that's overlooked is "pay for the gun, not the story." Learned that one from a boomer.

[@thewalking4473]

I unsportered a Lee Enfield No 1 MkIII*, gotten for 125 down south, unsportered it with a kit and some custom parts for another 4-500. One of my proudest accomplishments ever.

[@Mr.Warcrimes]

Glad this guy popped off on here bro really is a breath of fresh air

[@FitnFire]

I cannot stand someone starting off a conversation with “what’s your bottom dollar?” I’m like “dude, come at me WITH an offer.” 🙄

[@VintageWarfare]

It’s worked for me a few times, but I can see how it would annoy some people 😂 you’d be surprised people who are desperate to sell will bite, got a Mosin recently listed for 400 and I asked that exact question and mentioned driving and he did it for 250, but some people will tell you to pound sand.

[@ilikesnow7074]

​@VintageWarfare Not to one-up you, but I was able to get a Springfield M1 Garand in perfect condition with all the brandings and everything for $1000 by saying I needed to drive half-way across the country and just planning to pick it up while on vacation.

[@ilikesnow7074]

​@@VintageWarfareWith ammo at the height of all the ammo being gone.

[@lukabaratashvili8984]

@@ilikesnow7074 Dude I think you upped him......

[@brownmangaming1529]

@@ilikesnow7074I got one for $900 and I got to hand select the one I wanted by driving to Anniston Alabama and visiting the CMP store. All you need is proof of marksmanship, us citizen, and member of CMP affiliated org( garand collector association) only cost $20 to join for a year.

[@chrishahn3834]

my CMP garand arrives tomorrow morning, been waiting since early april gonna ping so hard

[@Leg239]

Got my first last year. Its awesome having a Garand shipped to your door

[@Jordan-hl4jn]

I miss the days of trading in the military surplus community. Nobody trades as much anymore.

[@brownmangaming1529]

Austin, it should be noted that the 7.62 garands for $950 are ones with a bushing insert into the chamber and are recommended to not be fired due to bushing ejection and should be conspired as a non firing replica. The ones that are purpose built for .308 are $1600

[@therefurbishedlasagnacritter]

2 uploads nice we truly have been blessed

[@vocalcoyote9375]

PSA: for anyone wanting to order those $950 7.62 NATO Garands from the CMP. Those are the "MOD 0" Garands from the navy and are only chambered in said 7.62 NATO because the navy put a chamber insert into existing 30-06 garands. These are prone to "Bushing ejections" and the CMP will only ship them if you sign a waiver saying you will not fire it. The CMP even ships them in an "Inert state" so they cant be fired. Those are considered collectors items and not shooter rifles. If you want a garand that shoots well in 308 you should look at their expert grades, which are a $1150. But do not buy the $950 garand expecting a safe range shooter.

[@Spartan9177]

Are you speaking from experience? Watch the forgotten weapons on them. The bushings were only used on the experimental models and the actual issued ones were entirely rebarreled to address the issue.

[@vocalcoyote9375]

@@Spartan9177 Partly from experience yes, but what I wrote up there is a basic rephrasing of what the CMP has on their website for the MOD 0 $950 Garands they have listed. I have one of those and the bushing came out attached to a spent case.

[@Spartan9177]

@@vocalcoyote9375 oh lord, why on earth would the CMP even sell the Mod 0? I could understand for M1 Garand collectors but that’s heinous.

[@vocalcoyote9375]

@@Spartan9177I get why they do. They have to make money to promote the training of the youth and their competitions, and they don't control what the government releases to them to sell. So they have to sell what they get, whether or not it may be a great range shooter or just a "collectable". And they do make it very clear what you are ordering. It's better that collectors can buy these rifles and enjoy the pieces of history rather them just sitting in a warehouse or worse destroyed, in my opinion.

[@davisjacobs5748]

This is true of military surplus in general, especially with the boomers dying off. I'm mainly a Civil War collector and 20 years ago, original Springfields were going for about 2,000 bucks a pop. A lot of the WWII generation collected Civil War stuff and when they started dying, their collections flooded the market and drove prices down. A lot of boomers bought it up and with them starting to die off, it's driven prices even lower. I've commonly seen and friends have seen original 1855, 1861, and 1863 Springfields go for around 700-1,200 these days. Even original uniforms and gear has tanked in price and it's only going to get cheaper over the next 10 to 20 years.

[@ZacharyBurgard]

I recently got a Finnish m27 for 500 I have bought surplus gear from him and was able to work the price down from 750 to 500

[@Spartan73799]

The Sporterized gun trick does work. I got my hands on a Bubbad Czech K98k for $150 and covered it back for $200 for a stock set. Recently I found a SAR-1 at a random pawn shop too.

[@brennan6884]

thank you for the tip about the AZ gun classifieds 👍

[@joshj7012]

As someone who has sold guns on those local classified type websites, it’s a big hassle. For every serious buyer, there are five tire kickers. By all means ask for somebody’s best price, but if you see somebody selling a used Glock for like 350 bucks, just buy it and be happy. Or you get people wanting to trade you 500 rounds of 5.56 when you’re asking like $400 for a gun. Basically, as the potential buyer, you have to not waste my time either

[@complaintregistar]

“Geez dude … I mean the doctor has me on these PILLS bro.”

[@conniechoco]

i love when warfare of the vintage austin channel uploads

[@ChrisJanes-n2b]

Bro looks like Leonardo DiCaprio but from Temu

[@nadams01_65]

As a zoomer, there are still deals out there. You just have to pick more niche topics to collect than you might have wanted. Non-German Mausers, world war 2 pistols, interwar milsurp, etc.

[@isthatafamas]

My nayzee hi power came out of a police locker in Oklahoma. Kansas thankfully has a law prohibiting police destruction of confiscated guns.

[@behindenemylines3361]

Years ago I purchased a sporterized 1903a3 Remington 06’ and brought it back to milsurp spec. It was definitely a project but worth it.

[@SLF-nw2yc]

I like to start off with "man, I can't pay that " I don't have that much to spend " "if you want to sell it right now today, this is what I got"

[@FreeBayArea]

Boomers on average have better social skills than zoomers. They spent more time with other people growing up

[@Walther1938]

I’m 23 and when my dad and I go to gun shows, he haggles a lot. It’s not because he’s cheap or anything, it’s just to get stuff at a lower price. And he tells me I should do it more and that gun shows are usually the place to do it more freely, I guess? He also says cash is kind of implied when it comes to it because you can usually get something for a lesser price if you pay cash than card.

[@alexhenderson3436]

Brother I did a few gun shows in El Paso and yes I was amazed at people not even trying to haggle.

[@kalashnikovdevil]

Estate sales can be a pain to track down, but if you get lucky, man you get *lucky*.

[@Maggozonk]

Venture surplus, even though it’s not really “old” surplus, is still surplus and they do sales, bundles, etc decently often. They sell anything from chest rigs, to blankets, to MRE’s (don’t eat them you will slough your organs out of your rear) at decent prices.

[@WHO-xi4zp]

Love proxibid. The deals are hard to find. Gotta look through hundreds of guns to find the diamonds in the rough. Pro tip, the best deals are found on holiday weekends when there is like a dozen auctions going on at the same time or in the middle of the week when no one is bidding.

[@ballisticpug6764]

This was good and I was hoping you’d make something like this. I have been wanting to find a Luger as a first MilSurp gun, but did not know where. A few days ago, I found a site that sells every little part of a Luger and I found out I can get one for much cheaper if I assemble it myself

[@ree7n611]

I found an original barrel FAL parts kit at an estate sale for 100$ few years ago

[@ginger7288]

I didn't know you were also in AZ. The AZ classifieds site and my local 80 year old boomer owned gun shop is where I've gotten my few surplus guns so far.

[@nullelephant144]

small thing, the CMP 7.62 Garands you showed at 6:35 are unfortunately just for display only. It's around $1600 for a functional one, which imo is still a pretty good deal all things considered.

[@Thatotherguy51]

I got lucky enough to get a head start on my collection with a couple of milsurp rifles from a family friend ever since then I’ve been stalking my local Cabelas for the occasional collection that gets sold to them for next to nothing by some guy’s widow. Just recently I picked up an Astra Model 600/43 for $300.

[@SurpremeP]

Thank you so much for having sam hyde on it. Especially when he was talking about credit card debt lmao. Great time 😂

[@Emadrat58]

Went to a gun auction with my dad a while back that had an SKS I wanted. Idk why I like them so much I just do. I figured there would be a lot of old guys there trying to buy some guns and ammo and there was. The SKS sold for like 350 I think and some old guy ended up with it. My dad thought about bidding on it but he wasn’t sure how much it would go for. That SKS is going to haunt me forever until either my dad gets one for me or I buy one myself in the future.

[@GunsBlazingRanch]

The art of the haggle 🔥

[@DerMeister821]

Dang, J&G was my go to during the obummer years when Gander and Cheaper than Dirt gouged everyone.

[@pieshka4509]

The number of times I've heard Othais on the C&Rsenal podcast mention he has taught younger guys how to haggle at gun shows and that they never haggle the price

[@jamesk2702]

This is exactly it, also an Arizona resident, I bought an M1D in a local estate auction for lower than a CMP m1

[@jakerudolph8889]

I’ve had pretty decent luck with RTI when it comes to decent shooters. If you have the time to break the rifles down and completely clean, more times than not I’ve got solid rifles. Most may have surface pitting and finish wear but for people who want an old carcano or Enfield that they don’t care about beating up, RTI is for you.

[@VacomaTeParjila]

Something I've learned is know the value of what you're looking for and what its worth to you. I really want a FAL, I know they're worth about 2k atm but its not worth that much to me so if a conversation starts up (I go to alot of gunshows) I know what price I'll bite at

[@redactedname1253]

If my mother in law was a Jim Henson muppet from the 80s, she'd be a Hag-gle

[@Princeofbelka]

Bro is glazing us up with these uploads🥵

[@Jake_Kern]

MY FUCKING MAN!!! Thank you!! I'm so sorry for shit talkin ya last time.... Truly handing out some A grade A+ Vintage Firearm advice. I'm absolutely thrilled about the CMP Krags, and you are the first YT channel I've heard to talk about it. The CMP is phenomenal. In addition, taking on a restoration job on a Fudd fucked K98 or equivalent is a great idea. I am currently working on an old H&R/Sears shotgun, and I'd love to hear some recommendations on custom firearm furniture builders. Thank you man, God Bless. 🙏

[@MitchellBlack-st2kr]

There’s a Vortex Razor Gen III 1-10 on Guns AZ Classified for about 1K. A phenomenal deal for anyone looking at buying a LVPO however the seller is in Winslow, AZ which is pretty far from Phoenix

[@grandkek6956]

Another random one is coworkers surprisingly. I've had a few times pop up in the last few years where coworkers who know I'm into collecting offer to sell me some stuff they have or get me in contact with their family members who are trying to offload them

[@DelGTAGrndrs]

Just a reminder that Mike B blocked me when I said 1200$ mosins by 2030. Im looking awfully right Mikey

[@PasserArgenteus]

Just won an auction for my first gun after turning 18, an M44 Mosin, slightly mismatched + round receiver but has a great looking bore.

[@Jake_Kern]

My man Vintage Firearms, delivers on his promises. 🤙🙏👌 Gotta love Vintage guns.

[@HeavyJay1421]

Offer to bring lunch just say "I'm at whataburger can you hold it till get thier"maybe just maybe bringing lunch will lower the price

[@Spaser15]

There's a pretty big, locally owned gunstore near me that buys out collections. I've got great deals on a MAS49/56 and a mum intact Type38. Ammo too, like 300rnds of Greek .303 for $50, or $10 for 15 of Yugo 8mm.

[@JamesW7723]

I have a US military issue Krag Jorgensen, a spring field, I have two Mosen’s. 3 mausers one Yugo, one German and one Czechoslovakian. And 3 Lee Enfield’s one Canadian, one English and one South African. All of them except for the Russian Mosen is numbers matching.

[@BrowncoatProductions]

I have picked up quite a few decent guns through the local estate sale company.

[@sonofasome7.62x39]

Bro is right, I just bought a k98 for less than 500$ and its not beat to shit!

[@TreeBarkSide]

I suffer pain every time Vintage fails to properly point at the camera.

[@tyronewifestealer2385]

My body is ready, Austin.

[@martyrobbinsismydad]

Haggling is definitely a lost art form by my generation. I learned it from my grandfather who bought and sold vehicles at auction and owned an IH dealership but nobody else my age that I know cares for negotiation and it’s so weird to me

[@cameronlee2001]

Definitely go out and look, last month I found a complete Norinco SKS for $400 out in bum f*** no where NC. In the city which I reside they are $800+

[@Rltvader1]

I got out of surplus stuff because the prices of both guns and ammo keep going up, they aren't as cheap to shoot anymore, and I don't really have the room ATM for a collection of surplus stuff. Also, it got really annoying to deal with most surplus owners asking ridiculous prices (like 500$ for a war era round receiver mosin, or 700$ for an M48) and not even willing to work on prices. And the amount of random "rare" stuff you see at gun shows always seems sus, and almost every time I have double checked stuff like that, it turns out to be bullshit, like the "Red 9" C96 I got offered that was beat to hell with I correct markings and missing it's special grips. Speaking of auctions. Whenever you don't agree with a price you just get told "go look on gunbroker"

[@VintageWarfare]

The dudes who are firm on price will be upfront about being firm, that’s why asking if they are firm off rip is worth the time. The worst they can say is, what you said. But then nobody ends up buying

[@jondellinger3367]

You should do a video for each generation.

[@romanglue]

where did u get the pickle halube helmet cover from

[@CanineA.I.D.S]

Zaddy Austin back at it again with another banger video

[@TylerGamer765]

Yup I live in Va and I do deals on Va guntrader all the time! Fkin love me some gun trader! Nvr had to travel more then 90 mins unless I wanted to. And ffl transfer ain’t but $20-$25 where I live. Just depends on the ffl holder Estate sales are tops when you can find one. I just inherited a cache of firearms from my uncle and I’m hold them all. I MIGHT sell some duplicates to fund my own addiction 😂

[@johnmatthesen1186]

I’d have to disagree with restoring some sporterized rifles. It can be done, but in some cases it’ll just not be worth it. For example, 99% of sporterized Arisakas aren’t worth restoring even if it’s just the stock. The stocks are going for almost as much as a basic complete rifle. Type 99s are commonly sporterized and that process almost always includes cutting off the front sight protectors to get the front barrel band off in early Type 99s, or cutting off the rear barrel band on late Type 99s are its welded onto the barrel. I see many new collectors buy a sporterized Arisaka in hope of restoring it, but quickly learn that it’s a money sink. They also tend to overpay for sporters, I just saw a guy buy a complete sporter Type 38 (cutdown stock, drilled Lyman rear sight, converted to 257 Roberts) for $400 and wanted to restore it. Carcano M38s also seem to have no stock availability if it’s been sporterized.

[@ur-ray5679]

Your hair looks good !

[@JohnNumber1]

Sucks that I live in a ban state (NY) so the local market is dead.

[@Meyer-gp7nq]

You can make a black powder musket for under $50 at Home Depot

[@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine]

If you're gonna haggle, have cash on hand and something to trade in reserve. You never know what else they may have, the more you buy the better the price.

[@Bender_B._Rodriguez]

Consignment stores. We have one that's attached to a pharmacy They sell guns and suppressors

[@DocMitchell69]

Austin without a hat is…. Unsettling.

[@ThesupremeEDGElord]

You forgot to mention parts kits

[@El_Gringo89]

Im the second owner of my suburban I got it at an estate sale for $400 with 130k I know it's not a freedom stick but the concept applies

[@sylusmk2]

Ive had the best luck with pawn shops. got my Vz24 under 350. thing sat in there for a few years i was able to haggle

[@VintageWarfare]

Good job bud

[@austinmiller6852]

I was offered a danzig 1917 mauser for $600, i cant find alot of info on them

[@A_Pinocheat]

Free milsurp guns glitch not patched 2024 video when? 🙏🙏

[@Wolf_Avery]

And you best have the cash on you when your negotiating a price, cause the deal is dead when you walk away and gotta go home or to the bank.

[@danielescobar7618]

I just bought a 175$ 03-a3 and its not a cut down barrel. Im gonna restooooor

[@albundy7459]

I have a suspicion that all these companies are in cahoots to keep prices going up instead of staying competitive like they’re supposed to.

[@VintageWarfare]

@@albundy7459 Yes and no, some of these people just look at gun broker ads and average it out, some who don’t care will list a bunch of them at a higher value and let them sit until someone who doesn’t care buys at a higher price. Mosins are unironically worth 500 at most in the nicest condition. Realistically they should be worth like 200

[@gunslingerfromwish4656]

A good source for historical reproductions on black powder firearms is dixie gun works.

[@davidkuehne476]

haggling is awesome, but you need a better angle than just gee, I dunno, I'm a long way away, what's your bottom dollar? As a seller you say gee, I do know, I'm here so where you are isn't my problem, I told you my bottom dollar, unless you find some reason it should be lower. Haggle with competence and reason, or it's disrespectful and you'll get disrespected back.

[@LilDucker]

i've been working on a B grade RTI M38 Carcano was like 240 in total cause of shipping and ffl fee and buying a replacement trigger *may have to pick up a new bolt inners) and tbh it's been fun learning basic wood/metal working like cleaning it up its not going to look brand new cause i'm a novice with this stuff but it'll look better now and only for 240$ not that bad of a deal so RTI if you're interested in fixing a shit box is a pretty good route to go and M38 parts are easy to replace (expect stocks good god i've been looking for months to save my other M38 that was sportered if you know where to find M38 short rifle stocks pllllllllllllllllssssssssssssssssssssssss tell me)

[@Schnipah]

Some of my fiancé’s dad’s elderly friends just gave us 5 guns (no milsurp unfortunately but a $2500 shotgun so still pretty good) rather than take them to a buyback. I guess talk to elderly family/friends and maybe they’ll toss some your way.

[@Schnipah]

Oh yeah and pawnshop wise, we got in good with the local shop, we always get like $200 off their prices on milsurp.

[@Tehstampede]

I used to sell cars and I hate haggling. You either offer something for what you believe is a fair price, or you're trying to fuck me. If I have to haggle with you it's an unforgiveable waste of my time; it's very important that you do your research and figure out what a fair price is for something before going out and trying to buy it.

[@VintageWarfare]

See what you mean, but again, the military surplus market is artificially inflated, so when the entire market is predatory, a text message or email as an attempt to haggle isn’t wasting anyone’s time. A seller will either engage or won’t. The only unforgivable waste of time is if you agree you will take something and meet them and try to haggle after agreeing you’d buy it. Which gets you banned from most classified websites, it’s why there is a seller and buyer rating on most of them and has some kind of moderator team.

[@tubeguy4066]

Cope lol. Its a skill you gotta develop kid

[@smokingcrab2290]

To be fair, car salesman are always trying to fuck everyone

[@georgewhitworth9742]

Idk man, sounds like a skill issue

[@patroltrooper7543]

Still on my hunt for a fg42

[@patroltrooper7543]

One day I will have it in my hands

[@yoboitim7624]

just got my first surplus rifle its a carcano carbine