makarov

[sanzo87]

how much should i pay for a real makarov 9x18 in ok to great shape with non target sights

 

[karlsgunbunker]

Define "Real", Russian, East German, Polish Czech?
Lots of "Real" Maks.
SOG has the PA-63 for around $100

 

[sanzo87]

the pa isnt a real makraov nor is the cz

 

[epsylum]

the pa isnt a real makraov nor is the cz

+1

Polish P-64s, Hungarian PA-63s, and CZ-82s are not Makarovs, they just shoot 9x18.

Real Maks are Russian (Baikal IJ-70s mostly, but they have adjustable sights), E. German, Bulgarian, and the rare Chinese.

For the money, find a Bulgarian. They work just as well as the others and are the cheapest.

 

[sanzo87]

about how much should they run $$ wise im gona be trying to get a personal seller for one i have russian one been offered for 225+ shiping and all that but i think that i would rather find a ftf here

 

[epsylum]

Depends. The Bulgies were about $150, but that was before the supply dried up.

 

[sanzo87]

well im wondering because im looking to buy.

 

[jesse485]

I bought my Russian IJ-70 for $190 about 3 years ago. Since the supply of Maks seems to be dwindling, I would say $225 is a good deal. They are amazing pistols no matter the price.

 

[epsylum]

I bought my Russian IJ-70 for $190 about 3 years ago. Since the supply of Maks seems to be dwindling, I would say $225 is a good deal. They are amazing pistols no matter the price.

Only problem is that he doesn't want target sights and if someone is selling a military Russian Mak (non- IJ-70) for $225, they are an idiot (in which case BUY IT NOW!!!). IJ-70s have adjustable target sights. That leaves him with Bulgies and E. Germans mostly.

 

[sanzo87]

i have handled the Bulgarian maks i like them and would like to find one with the red star grips