Did I buy a returned SKS from Classic Firearms?

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @bigtrev761
    @bigtrev761 2 года назад +1

    The dead guy was probably still holding it when it was recovered. He was probably decomposing that’s why is so rusty

  • @wvdave771
    @wvdave771 Год назад

    I like the well used look

  • @A.R.American1
    @A.R.American1 Год назад

    Sks is a good gun yours shoots and is reliable thats really all that matters

  • @rancidpitts8243
    @rancidpitts8243 3 года назад +1

    Back when one could buy an SKS for less than $100. I purchased my first. I picked the best from a rack, and none were factory new. All had seen Militia Service. That was in the mid 1980's. What is seen today is what was overlooked as too embarrassing to sell back then; some may even be assembled from parts, but they all seem to work well enough.
    Don't expect factory new.

  • @georgetreepwood1119
    @georgetreepwood1119 3 года назад

    My Classic Firearms story. Called up what was dubiously called Customer Service and I asked them if they ever get consecutively numbered pairs in ..The C.S. person assured me they certainly did.I offered to pay the price of 3 guns for a consecutive pair plus pay someone to sort them.She said it was too much trouble to look and to " just buy two--you never know"-like I was a fool...That was it for me...

  • @Viper-dc2wm
    @Viper-dc2wm 3 года назад

    Pretty much what I would expect from classic. You'd think they would clean it up before selling it.
    I have ordered things there, then had to call up and ask did you forget about me?
    I dont expect much from them.

    • @farmerhanson8579
      @farmerhanson8579  3 года назад

      Every once and awhile you get lucky, but yeah their products are usually underwhelming

  • @Anan-zi5kw
    @Anan-zi5kw Год назад

    Yih

  • @angelvalle9963
    @angelvalle9963 3 года назад

    If it was covered in cosmoline it shouldn't have been rusty that stuff could stop a bullet .

    • @georgetreepwood1119
      @georgetreepwood1119 3 года назад

      We are talking CFA here I bet they have a 50 gallon drum of the stuff. I would love to say what CFA stands for but this is family friendly.. Lets go with Customer ( F) and A -another name for a donkey

    • @wvdave771
      @wvdave771 Год назад

      Cosmo is a military semi or medium long term storage protectant, just because it was cosmolined does necessarily mean it was done correctly , they were likely looking at a pile of thousands to do and were just trying to get through it
      Also cosmoline isn't a forever solution , as it dries it loses its protective properties , I believe it's only meant for 5 years , some of these guns have been waiting in it for decades so it's common to see rust , pitting , rot on firearms with it