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YUGO AK for $350-375? Deal? or No deal?

Ramtinxxl
Stumbled down to the gun show this afternoon and found a reputable dealer offering at straight-stock YUGO AK for $350-375. He didn't have them with him, but gave me a card and told me to call him at home this week. From what you folks have insinuated about the YUGO's, that sounds like a pretty good price, yes? He had a USED Norinco at the show for about $700 but it was in pretty nasty shape. Solid everywhere, but gunked up with what looked like the remnants of duct tape. The YUGO's he's got are new stock.
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  • bondai
    Good deal....
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  • MVP
    That is $100 under dealer price.
    I would buy 2 or how ever many you can afford at that price.
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  • PanzerSlayer2
    That's too good of a price for a Yugo so you better get a change to inspect it before buying.
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  • AZ9J
    Paid $465.00 for mine, sounds like a good deal[:)]
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  • sig-man
    I picked one up at the Fredricksburg Va. gunshow for $200 off the floor, the guy trolled it buy and I offered $300 and he said he wanted to check other dealers so he went on his way until he showed up 10 mins before the show ends on sunday and says he is ready for his $300,so I say that was the 11am price and the price now is $200, he said OK and I was glad to give him the two crisp Franklins.....
    Do you think I got a good deal?????
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  • kristov
    Is it a real Yugo made rifle or a Yugo parts kit built up on a US built receiver?
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  • Ramtinxxl
    quote:Originally posted by kristov
    Is it a real Yugo made rifle or a Yugo parts kit built up on a US built receiver?


    I haven't seen it yet but I'd sure like some pointers on what to look for. I have ZERO experience with AK's and I don't want to be taken for a ride. I saw guns at the gunshow stamped with Yugoslavia on the upper part of the receiver and also Century Arms on the rearward portion. I also saw guns with Romania AND Century Arms.

    I'm just guessing that a genuine Yugo-built gun will NOT have Century Arms imprint on it. Is there a lot of variation in the quality and value between Yugo w/Century Arms and Yugo W/O Century Arms?
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  • Locust Fork
    Century is the importer....the Yugo is a good gun. Better than the romanian but not as good as the milled reciever guns. They have the high polished bolt, sturdier metal you can tell on the reciever...and the gas system is "fatter" and a bit shorter. If it isn't stamped century on the reciever it may be on the barrel.
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