Mosins Drying Up??
Re: Mosins Drying Up??
I cut and pasted right from the site so I wouldnt screw it up...
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Re: Mosins Drying Up??
I know you did, I think the folks at Classic got it a bit ass-backwards.
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Re: Mosins Drying Up??
I was told today by a reliable source that these Mosins cost Classic $150.00 per rifle. The mini crates can not be shipped USP or FedEx as they exceed their weight restrictions of 75 pounds. They would have to be shipped by common carrier and that ain't cheap.
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Re: Mosins Drying Up??
IMHO pretty big gamble buying all those mini crates at $150 a rifle...
Governments don't live together.
People live together.
Governments don't give you a fair word
or a fair fight. I've come here to give you either one.
Or get either one from you.
People live together.
Governments don't give you a fair word
or a fair fight. I've come here to give you either one.
Or get either one from you.
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Re: Mosins Drying Up??
I remember, back in the 80s, when the US had millions of Garands they were selling at $75 plus shipping. Granted the MNs are tens of millions, but I kick myself every time I see a Garand with $1200+ price tag on it. Just saying...
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A wise and frugal government which shall restrain men from injuring one another, which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned. This is the sum of good government. – Thomas Jefferson (1801)