Crate of Laminate M44s at LGS...

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MarksmanTim
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Re: Crate of Laminate M44s at LGS...

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Junk Yard Dog wrote:I would like the crate to house my M44 collection :)
ut oh :shifty: :shifty:

JYD has more Mosin power then me... :lol:
Tim

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Re: Crate of Laminate M44s at LGS...

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I invested in M44's when they were still well under a hundred bucks :biggrin:
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Re: Crate of Laminate M44s at LGS...

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The Molots I have seen are 2 in a box but heaven knows how they could come. The dealer in question has shown he is making money a $200 a pop with zero worth on the case. From that picture I can not tell anything about whether they are Molots or not or for that matter whether they are laminated stocks or not. I am not tieing that much money in refurbed M44's and then not knowing if they are Molots or not puts a complete Kabosh on it. To each his own I guess? Bill :?
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