Century International Arms, Inc.

GunFyter

April 17, 2007 07:03

How are the quality of the Enfields they bring in? I'm assuming they are parts guns, which doesn't matter much to me. Are the stocks reconditioned? Is the quality of the metal in the receivers ok? I understand they "grade" their guns, and you pay accodingly. Any idea on price ranges?

Thanks

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  richbug

  April 17, 2007 07:57

  They are not "parts guns", they are simply as issued military surplus rifles that have been sitting in a third world warehouse for many years. They will be grungy and dirty, but are generally serviceable. Their most recent ones have been from Turkey.
  
  They should run $100 and up for a British gun, Canadian and US ones will bring closer to $200.
  
  Nothing is reconditioned, the come out of big crates, get a quick once over for obvious problems and go into a shipping box headed for a dealer. Somewhere along the way they get import marked.

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  jbw1776

  April 17, 2007 08:37

  Like rich said, they aren't parts guns. Some might be FTR'd (Factory Thorough Repair) way back in the day and stamped accordingly.
  
  Ben

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  Blckhrn

  April 17, 2007 11:27

  Parts guns are only those of the perceived "assault weapon" configuration, autoloading, removeable mag, pistol grip, flash hider, bayo lug. Importation of C+R bolt rifles is not restricted.

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