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1940 MATCHING NON IMPORT RUSSIAN SVT40, SVT-40 RIFLE, WWII BRING BACK,7.62MM, NOT FINNISH
1940 MATCHING NON IMPORT RUSSIAN SVT40, SVT-40 RIFLE, WWII BRING BACK,7.62MM, NOT FINNISH
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Guns International #: 102169566
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
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Seller: Lixonn
Member Since: 3/3/10
State:
Texas
Zip: 77068
Country: United States
Phone:
(630) 550-6113
Active Listings: 18
Total Listings: 190
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented
Payment Methods: Personal check, money order, cashiers check, wire transfer
1940 MATCHING NON IMPORT RUSSIAN SVT40, SVT-40 RIFLE, WWII BRING BACK,7.62MM, NOT FINNISH
Description:
This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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Guns International #: 102169566
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Lixonn
Member Since: 3/3/10
State:
Texas
Zip: 77068
Country: United States
Phone:
(630) 550-6113
Active Listings: 18
Total Listings: 190
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented Payment Methods: Personal check, money order, cashiers check, wire transfer
1940 MATCHING NON IMPORT RUSSIAN SVT40, SVT-40 RIFLE, WWII BRING BACK,7.62MM, NOT FINNISH
Description: This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes |
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Guns International #: 102169566
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Lixonn
Member Since: 3/3/10
State:
Texas
Zip: 77068
Country: United States
Phone:
(630) 550-6113
Active Listings: 18
Total Listings: 190
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented
Payment Methods: Personal check, money order, cashiers check, wire transfer
1940 MATCHING NON IMPORT RUSSIAN SVT40, SVT-40 RIFLE, WWII BRING BACK,7.62MM, NOT FINNISH
Description:
This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Guns International #: 102169566
Guns International #: 102169566
Category - Rifles - Russian
- Military Rifles - Non-US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Lixonn
Member Since: 3/3/10
State:
Texas
Zip: 77068
Country: United States
Phone:
(630) 550-6113
Active Listings: 18
Total Listings: 190
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented
Shipping back and forth is not covered by refund policy. Returns are allowed if the item is grossly misrepresented
Payment Methods: Personal check, money order, cashiers check, wire transfer
1940 MATCHING NON IMPORT RUSSIAN SVT40, SVT-40 RIFLE, WWII BRING BACK,7.62MM, NOT FINNISH
Description:
This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
This is a holy grail of my personal collection. Let me explain why this gun is 100 times more scarce than import marked arsenal refinished electropencilled SVT40s that are pushing $ 2800. This is one of the few true WWII bring backs. Finnish marked non-refinished rifles are NOT bring backs. They are also imports, just very early ones. Why are Russian WWII bring backs so scarce? Because US didnt fight Russia during WWII. The only way a WWII Russian gun ended up in the US is when a GI took it from a captured/dead German who in turn took it from a dead or captured Russian soldier. The rifle was underappreciated for its complexity by uneducated Red Army peasants but Germans liked it so much, its design influenced development of German G43 semi auto rifle. Whats even harder to find is an original matching SVT40. This one is, except mag which is never matching. Action is crisp and tight, bore is shiny with strong rifling, no rust or pitting visible. This is a very early 1940 dated gun with a 6 gill muzzle break and receiver that has a machined groove for the sniper scope. Original matching serial number on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, trigger guard and stock(faint on the stock but partially visble) CR is acceptable for this gun. Postal money orders only please.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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