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    Any chance korean carbines

    I still hear rumors that Korean Garands and Carbines might hit our shores. I've also heard they may be in rough shape. I went to CMPicon south and almost bought a carbine and later ordered and got one of the last ones WHEW. now I would like to get another one or three or nine........ it beats investing in stocks or gold. I consider investments I can go shoot if I get bored.
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    yea in my dreams...

    but in all seriousness, ive read that they have decided on letting a small sample of carbines through and test the "collectability" of them. latest article i can find is here:

    Montana Bill Hearings Announced & Movement on Importing Korean M1's Rifles
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    There is a small secondary market for carbines, if you just have to have one now and then.

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    trekvana good I new I wasn't dreaming unless I'm dreaming now.....thanks for the link.

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    What are the conditions of these carbines, and how are they stored. And if they flood the market does this bring the price of our carbines down

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    topaz-

    first off ill go ahead and so i dont own any carbines because any carbines now are too darn expensive for me to afford.

    with that said i think that it may bring the carbine prices down a little even if they are beat up but more realistically it may bring the carbine part prices down since i am assuming that some of those korean carbine may still have old (instead of the latest) parts in them.

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