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I picked up a Yugo M57 Tokarev and a Nagant revolver the week of the Newtown shooting. $220 and $120, respectfully... and that was which the $10 hand select fee for the Nagant. Also picked up a spam...

Mausers are found in different calibers... if you want something common, .30-06 and .308 versions are out there. Israelis converted most of theirs to .308. I picked up a Yugo M48A and some 8mm...

I love mine...

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I got mine prior to my rifle arriving (was in storage, and the seller was finding a house). Was about two years back, and it cost me $19.95, plus shipping.

Found it at a small book...

In regards to Yugo M48s, it is not a prefix... but a batch number.

They are only present on the first 100,000 M48 rifles, then was dropped and just the numbers were given per model from that point...

I have a M48A, but not that up on Yugo Mausers. I'll check the book in a little bit and see what I can find out.

Same on mine...

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How about M57 magazines in a standard pattern Tokarev? The extra space for the one round should just hang down past the grip... unless there is a difference in the release slot.

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Another good book is the Complete Book on US Sniping, also by Senich. I have all of the Springfield books, but that and the USMC Scout Sniper book are the best for that variation.

The easy way would be that the seller/listing says so... I picked up a Century PU rifle from Impact Guns, which was listed as having a reproduction scope. Very happy with it, since the barrel is like...

When I was looking at adding a scope to my M1903, I looked hard for info on the USMC sniper setup. The main books had a little info, but US Marine Corps Scout-Sniper: World War II and Korea by Peter...