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Old 06-18-2008   #1 (permalink)
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non expensive c&r investment rifle?

any advice on a good fun investment piece? not gotta lot of money laying around but would love to pick up a cool c&r rifle that i can enjoy and one day leave to my son. something thats maybe cheap now but will go up in value. im only 27 my son is 4. so i have time to play with i hope...lol

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SKS is always good. Cheap ammo, semi auto. Can pick them up for about $159. Yugo Mauser, $130, ammo fairly plentiful and cheap. Or get a Mosin for $89 if you want a beater. Big bullet and cheap too.
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Before they get too much more expensive, look into picking up a Swiss K-31. Supplied are (reportedly) drying up...

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Mosin Nagant of some sort. Dirt cheap and fun. I love my M44.

Enfield. I have a US made Enfield No.4 MkI Lend Lease rifle. It was made by Savage Arms for the Brits before we officially entered WWII. I paid a little over $200 for it and it is in great shape. The No.4 MkI also features a modern style flip peep sight (like an M1A or AR), not the old notch and post style. That was a selling point for me as I love peep sights.

Yugo SKSes are C&R

Swiss K31. COOL gun, expensive ammo. Straight pull bolt (just pull back and push forward) and an excellent trigger. I hear they are one of the most accurate WWII C&R guns too. It is Swiss made afterall. Once you get reloadable brass, I hear it takes standard .308 bullets.
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For an Investment Rifle:
Savage Enfield - US made
K98 Mauser with Nazi Markings
Yugo Mauser
K31
Finish Mosin M39

Finns are the most collectable mosins.
Some of the russian's are collectable but not all.
1891's are hard to find
M38's

Some M44'a and M91/30 are collecatble gut it depends on markings and condition.

Even if they are not an investment Mosin's are Great rifles and everyone should have a Dozen or so. lol

M1 Garands are very collectable and around $500 from CMP.
M1 carbines are also very collecatable for about the same.
Both of these will only go up in price.
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For an Investment Rifle:
Savage Enfield - US made
K98 Mauser with Nazi Markings
Yugo Mauser
K31
Finish Mosin M39

Finns are the most collectable mosins.
Some of the russian's are collectable but not all.
1891's are hard to find
M38's

Some M44'a and M91/30 are collecatble gut it depends on markings and condition.

Even if they are not an investment Mosin's are Great rifles and everyone should have a Dozen or so. lol

M1 Garands are very collectable and around $500 from CMP.
M1 carbines are also very collecatable for about the same.
Both of these will only go up in price.
That about encompasses the "non expensive" C&R's.
Since you didn't say just military, you could look into some of the old Mossburg 22's. Like the military trainers and such. They are going up in price, especially if they have all their original equipment. Plus they tend to be sweet shooters. I have a 46b. It's very sweet.
Then you wouldn't have to worry about round availabilaty/prices.
just a suggetion.
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K31 or K98 Mauser in good condition would be my recommendation. The rest are cool guns, but these are more of an investment.
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so what do the swiss grrr cant remember wht they are but seen one at bradis what do they go for? and the german k98 ? both of those would be great i really like the swiss pullback lever.... which shoots the least expensive bullets?...lol love shooting for cheap
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so what do the swiss grrr cant remember wht they are but seen one at bradis what do they go for? and the german k98 ? both of those would be great i really like the swiss pullback lever.... which shoots the least expensive bullets?...lol love shooting for cheap
SOG has the K31's for $200 and $230
7.5 swiss ammo is $0.50 a round.
They are the most accurate Military bolt gun ever issued (or so I've heard)

Cheapest to shoot, Mosin-Nagant 7.62x54r $55 for 300rds.
Mosin's run from $69-$89 + shipping and transfer

Finnish Mosin's will run $250 +
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