AUSTRALIAN Model  R1A1 Sporter semiautomatic FN-FAL rifle # CA02755 (7.62 NATO) with receiver mfg. by Century Arms.  Excellent condition, with nearly-full uniform dark-gray Parkerizing and a gorgeous mirror-bore.  Takes inch-pattern magazines, and comes with four of them (all appearing as-new). PHOTOS . . . $975.     NOT C&R     SOLD

CHINESE Model 56 SKS Simonov semiautomatic rifle # 11341203 (7.62x39) mfg. by Factory 26  in c.1968.   A non-import all-matching military SKS carbine that was most likely a bringback from Vietnam (no paperwork). Very Good condition with 80% or better bluing, bore is chromed and mirror-bright.  All-matching serial numbers, solid wood buttstock has been refinished long ago, with few handling marks. Missing cleaning rod (stock is not routed for one), not import marked. PHOTOS . . . $650.     C&R    SOLD

CZECH Model vz.58 SPORTER semiautomatic carbine # 5805509 (7.62x39) mfg. by D-Technik in 2010. A fixed-stock commercial semiautomatic variation of the Kalashnikov AK-47.  UNISSUED, absolutely NEW in BOX, with sling, 2 magazines, and instructional DVD. Includes two 30-round magazines, box a bit torn but sound, rifle is perfect. PHOTOS . . . $950.    NOT C&R      SOLD

HUNGARIAN Model AMD-63 Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # MF0828 (7.62x39) mfg. by FÉG and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. Excellent or better condition, shows no use at all and has not been fired much since rebuild. This has a vertical foregrip (with a few dings from adjacent rifles) and like-new wood parts. Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (one of which will be shipped with the rifle). PHOTOS . . . $675.    NOT C&R 

HUNGARIAN Model AMD-63 Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # ML4267 (7.62x39) mfg. by FÉG and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. Excellent or better condition, shows no use at all and has not been fired much since rebuild. This has a vertical foregrip and like-new wood parts (some scuffs on right side from contact with adjacent rifles. Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (one of which will be shipped with the rifle). PHOTOS . . . $650.    NOT C&R 

HUNGARIAN Model SA-85M Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # SM13222 (7.62x39) mfg. by FÉG and imported by KBI. Excellent-PLUS or better condition, shows no use at all. This has a few scratches on left side of handguard, else is as new. Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (includes a ten-round magazine as shown) and new web-sling, missing cleaning rod. PHOTOS . . . $975.    NOT C&R 

ISRAELI Golani Sporter semiautomatic sidefolder carbine # GAL00190 (.223 Rem) mfg. by IMI as a Galil, this was an unissued parts-kit assembled by Century Arms.  Excellent-PLUS or better condition, shows no use at all. This unusually includes the original carry-handle as well as the original bipod and side-folding buttstock, and comes with two 35-round magazines. Excellent fit and finish. PHOTOS . . . $1250.    NOT C&R     SOLD

POLISH Model AK47 Kalashnikov semiautomatic underfolder carbine # NS31602 (5.45x39) mfg. by Radom in 1981 and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. UNISSUED, an original example with near 100% finish, bore mirror-bright and perfect (appears unfired). Underfolding wire stock collapses perfectly, forend and handguard have no handling-marks. Includes one steel 30-round magazine. PHOTOS . . . $975.    NOT C&R  

POLISH Model wz.88 Tantal Kalashnikov semiautomatic sidefolder carbine # CS6019 (5.45x39) mfg. by Radom in 1990 and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. UNISSUED, an original example with near 100% finish, bore mirror-bright and perfect (appears unfired). Folding wire stock collapses perfectly, forend and handguard have no handling-marks. Includes one polymer 30-round magazine. PHOTOS . . . $850.    NOT C&R     

ROMANIAN Model G Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # AJ3397 (7.62x39) mfg. by Cugir in 1981. A former Romanian National Guard rifle that was brought to the U.S. as a parts kit and assembled with a NO DAK SPUD receiver with some U.S. small parts for compliance. Very Good condition, shows some use but metal parts are excellent.  Laminated stock and handguard has forward vertical pistol grip. Includes one steel 30-round AK47 magazine. PHOTOS . . . $675.    NOT C&R  

ROMANIAN Model G Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # AJ4974 (7.62x39) mfg. by Cugir in 1981. A former Romanian National Guard rifle that was brought to the U.S. as a parts kit and assembled with a NO DAK SPUD receiver with some U.S. small parts for compliance. Very Good condition, shows some use but metal parts are excellent.  Laminated stock and handguard has forward vertical pistol grip, handguard badly cracked at top (and priced accordingly). Includes one steel 30-round AK47 magazine. PHOTOS . . . $600.    NOT C&R  

ROMANIAN Model SAR-1 Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # S1-32270-2001 (7.62x39) mfg. by Cugir in 2001. A commercial semiautomatic version of the AK-47 with integral scope-mount on left side of receiver. UNISSUED, an original example with near 100% finish (a few scrapes on phosphate surfaces), bore mirror-bright and perfect (appears unfired). Stock and handguard have no handling-marks, missing cleaning rod. Includes one steel 30-round magazine and web sling. PHOTOS . . . $650.    NOT C&R    SOLD

ROMANIAN Model SAR-1 Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # S1-87965-03 (7.62x39) mfg. by Cugir in 2003. A commercial semiautomatic version of the AK-47 with integral scope-mount on left side of receiver. UNISSUED, an original example with near 100% finish (a few scrapes on phosphate surfaces), bore mirror-bright and perfect (appears unfired). Stock and handguard have no handling-marks, missing cleaning rod. Includes one steel 30-round magazine and web sling. PHOTOS . . . $625.    NOT C&R    SOLD

ROMANIAN Model 64 RPK Kalashnikov semiautomatic heavy rifle # VP3487 (7.62x39) mfg. by Cugir in 1975 and assembled on a  a NO DAK SPUD receiver. An Excellent condition example with near 100% finish, the bore is mirror-bright and extremely strong. Laminated stock and handguard shows very little wear. Includes one Chinese 75-round drum magazine (not shown in photo). PHOTOS . . . $1450.    NOT C&R     SOLD

The RPK features a much longer (23") and heavier (hammer forged) barrel than the AK-47.  This allows the weapon to be fired for an extended period of time without loss of accuracy due to the barrel heating up. The barrel features a folding bipod mounted near the muzzle and an integral scope mount.

ROMANIAN Model 64 RPK Kalashnikov semiautomatic heavy rifle # VZ0328 (7.62x39) mfg. by Cugir in 1980 and assembled on a  a NO DAK SPUD receiver.  An Excellent condition example with near 100% finish, the bore is mirror-bright and extremely strong. Laminated stock and handguard shows some normal wear, but no damage. Includes one 75-round drum magazine. PHOTOS . . . $1425.    NOT C&R  

ROMANIAN Model FPK semiautomatic rifle # CC01288 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Cugir  in 2002 on a ROMAK-3 receiver.  Excellent-PLUS condition, with 98% or better painted metal on all parts and retains its original bayonet-lug and bipod.  Has a Belarus 4x24 scope (with military rangefinding recticle) mounted with very clear optics. Includes SIX  ten-round magazines (two matching this rifles, four other non-matching mags in a pouch, not shown) and sling.  This rifle includes TWO original barrels (one with bayonet-lug removed)   Looks very cool, similar to the fabled Draganov sniper rifle. PHOTOS . . . $1950.   NOT C&R    SOLD

ROMANIAN Model SAR-2 Kalashnikov semiautomatic sidefolder carbine # S2-08557-03 (5.45x39) mfg. by Cugir in 2003. A commercial semiautomatic version of the AK-74 with integral scope-mount on left side of receiver. UNISSUED, an original example with near 100% finish (a few scrapes on phosphate surfaces), bore mirror-bright and perfect (appears unfired). Folding wire stock collapses perfectly, forend and handguard have no handling-marks. Includes one polymer 30-round magazine and web sling. PHOTOS . . . $750.    NOT C&R  

RUSSIAN SAIGA 7.62 Kalashnikov semiautomatic rifle # 1057639 (7.62x39) mfg. by Izhmash in 1999. A sporting configuration AK with conventional features. New condition, never fired since production. All matching serial numbers, with three 10-round proprietary magazines, no box, no longer imported. PHOTOS . . . $675.    NOT C&R  

SOVIET Model SKS-45 Simonov semiautomatic rifle # ZHA1830 (7.62x39) mfg. by Tula  in 1950.   Excellent or better refurbished example with 100% blue (blade-bayonet, bolt and bolt-carrier arsenal blackened), bore is not chromed but is very bright.  Shellacked solid wood buttstock has been renumbered to match during refurb. Wood has a very lovely appearance, includes sling and cleaning-kit in butt-trap. PHOTOS . . . $625.   C&R     SOLD

SPANISH Model  CETME semiautomatic rifle # C42521 (7.62 NATO) with receiver mfg. by Century Arms built on a Spanish parts kit.  Excellent condition, with nearly-full uniform dark-gray Parkerizing and a gorgeous mirror-bore.  Takes H&K 91 type magazines, and comes with four heavy steel ones (all appearing as-new). Includes bayonet-lug (usually missing from these), a nice, functional example. PHOTOS . . . $750.     NOT C&R     SOLD

U.S.A. Model M14SA semiautomatic rifle # 23035 (7.62 NATO) with rewelded receiver mfg. by Federal Ordnance in c.1988.  Excellent condition, with nearly-full uniform dark-gray Parkerizing and a gorgeous mirror-bore.  Preban configuration, with bayonet lug and flash-hider. Lovely M14 wood stock with cartouche and synthetic handguard, has inoperable full-auto lever on right side, includes one 10-round magazine and several 20-round magazines, as well as another buttstock. PHOTOS . . . $975.     NOT C&R     SOLD

U.S.A. Model 96 Expeditionary semiautomatic rifle # HP99000529 (.223 Rem) mfg. by Robinson Armament in 1999.  Excellent-PLUS condition, NEW, still unfired from the factory with full uniform finish and a gorgeous mirror-bore.  This rifle currently wears a recon 17.5" barrel with integral scope rails, but also comes with its 20" barrel (and gas system).  Has skeletonized stock and regular fixed buttstock (new in wrap) as well as a photocopy of the manual. This rifle takes standard AR15 magazines and is the closest thing you can get to a Stoner Model 63 without going into five figures.  Scarce and very much in demand. PHOTOS . . . $2400.    NOT C&R      SOLD

YUGOSLAVIAN Model 70 B1 Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # 127030 (7.62x39) mfg. by Zastava in 1982 and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. Very Good or better condition, shows some use but has not been fired much since rebuild. All serialized parts are matching (including receiver, bolt, and buttstock). Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (one of which will be shipped with the rifle). PHOTOS . . . $625.    NOT C&R   SOLD

   The Yugoslavian AK's are very easy to distinguish as they have a unique integral grenade sight on the forend that flips up when in use.

YUGOSLAVIAN Model 70 AB2 Kalashnikov semiautomatic carbine # 699751 (7.62x39) mfg. by Zastava in 1992 and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. Very Good or better condition , shows some use but has not been fired much since rebuild. All serialized parts are matching (including receiver, bolt, and buttstock). Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (one of which will be shipped with the rifle). PHOTOS . . . $625.    NOT C&R 

YUGOSLAVIAN Model 70 AB2 Kalashnikov semiautomatic underfolder carbine # 576347 (7.62x39) mfg. by Zastava in 1989 and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. Very Good or better condition , shows some use but has not been fired much since rebuild. All serialized parts are matching (including receiver and bolt). Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (one of which will be shipped with the rifle), bottom of forend has a dent. PHOTOS . . . $695.    NOT C&R     SOLD

YUGOSLAVIAN Model 70 AB2 Kalashnikov semiautomatic underfolder carbine # 583721 (7.62x39) mfg. by Zastava in 1989 and assembled on a NO DAK SPUD receiver. Very Good or better condition , shows some use but has not been fired much since rebuild. Almost all serialized parts are matching (including receiver), but bolt is from another gun. Utilizes standard AK-47 magazines (one of which will be shipped with the rifle). PHOTOS . . . $650.    NOT C&R    SOLD

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