[TJ1]

Yugo Mauser's and how common are they on today market ?

One has one round through it and the other looks unfired.

Cheers

MJ

 

[Jim Horton]

Everybody either has or had one. Mine is a Mitchel I paid a premium for but it is pristine.

 

[sensor5]

Very common, but much more exspensive. Saw two at my LGS yesterday. Both mint condition...$1000 each. Paid $200 for my mint condition M48 15 years ago. Still have it.

 

[Stew15948]

Yeap, common but good solid shooters.

 

[BlueSun]

Has the top one's stock been refinished?

Even for mint condition in the cosmoline, I see them for $250-$350 in the local Cabela's - generally 3-4 new arrivals per year in the used firearms section. Personally, I think they are a cool bit of history when considering the captured German tooling used in the Preduzece 44 factory. The earlier M48's with milled rather than stamped parts are quite hefty but well built.

 

[MRusan]

Mitchell's had a pile of them for quite a while. Looked fairly nice too.

 

[TJ1]

Everybody either has or had one. Mine is a Mitchel I paid a premium for but it is pristine.

These are new unfired with bayonets and slings.. Nothing has been refinished or messed with.

I'm see them locally from USED AT $400, $700 to $900 new or like new and shot a few times they say. ??

Thanks for looking.

 

[VÆnom]

Everybody either has or had one. Mine is a Mitchel I paid a premium for but it is pristine.

And you got taken...

 

[Jim Horton]

And you got taken...

No. You're wrong. You have never seen my Yugo. I was happy with my purchase 25 years ago and I still am now.

 

[VÆnom]

No. You're wrong. You have never seen my Yugo. I was happy with my purchase 25 years ago and I still am now.

If I still had mine, I'd venture a guess that the one I paid $299 for through J&G was just as pristine, and unmolested, and untouched by sandpaper, as the one you probably paid twice or triple that for. But, to each their own. A quick Google search tells all about Mitchell's and how they rip people off.