Russian 7.62x54R Silver Tip Surplus

[Engage Armament]

We received a pallet of this stuff with additional pallets inbound. Many many crates, 2 tins per crate. Each tin contains 440 rounds, one crate is 880 rounds. 147grn, copper washed steel case, steel core. An opener is only avail in a full crate.

$125 per tin cash/check
$240 per crate cash/check

 

[iH8DemLibz]

That is good shooting stuff right there and a good price.

 

[Jimbob2.0]

I saw the stack (drooling) if you still have some may have to stop by.

 

[Engage Armament]

I saw the stack (drooling) if you still have some may have to stop by.

Still have plenty boss

 

[chale127]

Guess i need to go get me a Mosin.....

 

[Engage Armament]

Guess i need to go get me a Mosin.....

or a PKM...

 

[chale127]

or a PKM...

I was thinking something i could afford in this lifetime....
But an EXCELLENT alternative Nonetheless...

 

[HT4]

Any Dragunov variants still legal?

 

[Doobie]

Do you ship?

 

[Alphabrew]

That's one heavy pallet!

 

[Mark75H]

Any Dragunov variants still legal?

not in MD

 

[Rex0915]

Why can't 7.62x51 be that price

 

[genexd]

I'll be seeing you guys tomorrow!

 

[Engage Armament]

Any Dragunov variants still legal?

I dont see why the PSL or even the VEPRs and such are prohibited. I understand they say "Kalashnikov in all forms" but how do they define a Kalash? Does that mean the predecessors its based off of are also prohibited, M1 Garand, M2 Carbine, STG44, etc? If we go by parts commonality the Sporter Saiga and Vepr rifles are not completely interchangeable. What makes a Kalash a Kalash? The Robinson XCR is a Kalash, the entire Sig 551,552,556 lineup are Kalash derivatives. Even the long stroke piston ARs are clearly inspired by the AK. What new tech isnt inspired by old? I dont think they have a leg to stand on. Its too ambiguous.

Who wants a PSL?

 

[jkray]

Who wants a PSL?

Great Karma!! I'm in!!!

 

[BLACKTALON]

I dont see why the PSL or even the VEPRs and such are prohibited. I understand they say "Kalashnikov in all forms" but how do they define a Kalash? Does that mean the predecessors its based off of are also prohibited, M1 Garand, M2 Carbine, STG44, etc? If we go by parts commonality the Sporter Saiga and Vepr rifles are not completely interchangeable. What makes a Kalash a Kalash? The Robinson XCR is a Kalash, the entire Sig 551,552,556 lineup are Kalash derivatives. Even the long stroke piston ARs are clearly inspired by the AK. What new tech isnt inspired by old? I dont think they have a leg to stand on. Its too ambiguous.

Who wants a PSL?

I would buy a vper in 7.62x54r in a heart beat

 

[johnnyb2]

PKM

or a PKM...

 

[Engage Armament]

So maybe we should start challenging MDs "Kalashnikov in all formats"?

 

[HT4]

I dont see why the PSL or even the VEPRs and such are prohibited. I understand they say "Kalashnikov in all forms" but how do they define a Kalash? Does that mean the predecessors its based off of are also prohibited, M1 Garand, M2 Carbine, STG44, etc? If we go by parts commonality the Sporter Saiga and Vepr rifles are not completely interchangeable. What makes a Kalash a Kalash? The Robinson XCR is a Kalash, the entire Sig 551,552,556 lineup are Kalash derivatives. Even the long stroke piston ARs are clearly inspired by the AK. What new tech isnt inspired by old? I dont think they have a leg to stand on. Its too ambiguous.

Who wants a PSL?

The question isn't just "what is a Kalashnikov," but what is a "Avtomat Kalashnikov" (the law says "Avtomat Kalashnikov semiautomatic rifle in any format" -- and let's set aside the internal contradiction of a semiautomatic automatic rifle). Think that's splitting hairs? Consider the AK-107/108 rifle (Saiga MK-107), which hopefully will soon make it to our shores. It is a "Kalashnikov," but not a "Avtomat Kalashnikov."

The AK-107 is a Russian 5.45 mm assault rifle developed from the AK-100-series. It features a "balanced" operating system, similar to that used in the AEK-971. In this case, the designation AK does not indicate Avtomat Kalashnikova but Alexandrov/Kalashnikov. The revised designation indicates the incorporation of a new gas system, designed by Youriy Alexandrov, for Kalashnikov-pattern rifles.

What a f**king joke that we even have to have this discussion.

 

[Swearengen]

Stopped by for a tin today. Thanks for the mosin food.
Brutus has gotten BIG!