22,000 Carbines coming back to you guys

[LimeyCarbineLover]

BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Korean war rifles sold back to US

Wonder what shape some of these M1 Rifles and Carbines will be in...

Regards

LLoyd

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[Patrick Chadwick]

Stand by for any piece of junk, mixmasters etc. being hyped up by sellers as "Korean war heritage"!

Patrick

[LimeyCarbineLover]

Yeah i agree but did you notice the old "stopping power and quilted coats" mis information again.......!!!!!

[Curt]

So who bought them the CMP or the regular heavy handed barrel stamping guys?

[Bill Hollinger]

Key phrase, "Korean war rifles sold back to US". There is something wrong with this!

[painter777]

Agreed Bill.......
Just not right.

Charlie

[ItsGarand]

According to Orest, the CMP has nothing to do with these "returns"

[ulflyer]

I have a very decent Win that came from Korea about 30? years ago and sold by the gent that now runs "U.S. Armory". He sold a bunch of them for under $200 (forget actual price I paid). Maybe these will be ok as well, but it'll surely bring down market prices. Good for those buying, not so good for those wanting to sell.

[imarangemaster]

From 1989 to about 2001 my FFL was under the name of US Armory. I was located in Soda Springs, Sonora, then Merced CA. I sold UZI, Carbine, and AR stuff, as well as a bunch of Blue Sky imported carbines. I don't think that I am the one you are talking about, though.

I would get them for $125 each from RSR and some other wholesalers. I sold them for about $159-$169 at gunshows... Those were the days. In the pre internet days, I had a standing add in Shotgun News from 89 to 92.

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Cheaper if you bought them in lots of 100 guns, $89.