My firearms past and present.

[Edward Tinker]

if sold, unsure why you would want further insight?


Ed

[kmichaels90]

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

if sold, unsure why you would want further insight?


Ed

Oh I guess what I meant was maybe someone would say hey i had one of those, or those are great, or those aren't very good. Maybe insight wasn't the right word to use.

[alvin]

Originally Posted by kmichaels90

Oh I guess what I meant was maybe someone would say hey i had one of those, or those are great or those aren't very good. Maybe insight wasn't the right word to use.

From this list, I found three types that I had.

I used to have six Yugo SKS M59/66. It's a very well made rifle at bargain price. I sold five of them over time and one left. Two Nagant revolvers, both sold. This revolver was very inaccurate, regardless of bore condition. Probably because I had never used right ammo (correct ammo is expensive, I used .32S&W Long in it). One 1943 Mosin Nagant 91 that I just acquired not long ago, have not bought ammo yet.

[kmichaels90]

Originally Posted by alvin

From this list, I found three types that I had.

I used to have six Yugo SKS M59/66. It's a very well made rifle at bargain price. I sold five of them over time and one left. Two Nagant revolvers, both sold. This revolver was very inaccurate, regardless of bore condition. Probably because I had never used right ammo (correct ammo is expensive, I used .32S&W Long in it). One 1943 Mosin Nagant 91 that I just acquired not long ago, have not bought ammo yet.

I also used .32S&W long in mine and couldnt hit a thing. It seemed to do better with the wadcutters though. Im currently looking at another m59/66 still packed in cosmoline for $275.