I'm also thinking once inventory dwindles they'll be less attentive.Д«ut yes, it's a gamble, but you can also gamble on the next time a milsurp stash like this will surface.The Yugo M48 Mauser is generally considered to be вЂњthe last Mauser.вЂќ Production ran clear up until 1965! The rifle features an intermediate action length that is shorter than the K98K. Also the collectors on those forums (and you're talking about guys that have several USGI M1s each) they said the owner was very quick to correct any mixups (mainly not getting the maker they paid a premium for) and even texted them detailed picture of replacement rifle candidates (I'm thinking they are trying to build their rep back up from being Interordinance Inc.

Now, that is rare and now that the inventory has dwindled I expect far less, but it's an interesting find, and one of the most interesting recent stashes uncovered (enough to merit a very cool NRA American Rifleman article on, goats and all). One guy got an UN-Quality type 1 M1 Carbine, original for just about 900 bucks. The word on the cmp forums and m1 carbine forums is about 75 percent positive. If you can't afford to call it a gamble, don't do it.

My suggestion based on the past few months is to only spend 'spare' money, just like going to a casino. Quite a few transfers, very bad communications, and not very impressed so far. What we've seen from them in the area of business acumen is not too encouraging. However, all those people that contacted the company said the owner sent them out a nice hand picked replacement rifle, so it seem like they're trying to do right and build up their reputation again. And some didn't pay for the hand picking and got a better and rarer rifle. People paid extra for a Rock-ola and got a plain Inland with a Rock-ola barrer. One thing is the people working there don't seem to know shit. There are two big threads on the cmp forums, and the m1 carbine forum about these. I put my order in later in the game so IDK. When they first started selling they had Rock-olas, Saginaws, IBMs, one guy got an UN-Quality receiver. So, yeah, a lot of colletors hate import marks, but for the original condition early m1 carbines, for instance, they are untouched and most never rebuilt, so a lot on the carbine forums point out that you may end up with a lot of rare parts. they do have an import mark BUT it is a very small and discreet dot matrix under the barrel (not sure if stamped). Different issue from collectors giving Classic, or AIM etc grief on their conditions of the guns being a bit off.Are all these rifles stamped or electric penciled as imports?ДЄre all these rifles stamped or electric penciled as imports?Ah yes. BUT there are still some deals people are getting and they want to move this big score so they are on their best behavior (it seems). Many of the descriptions on the guns are just wrong, btw (like the M1s were never brought to Africa in 1945 but much later, many 'originals' were rebuilds) etc. was hated in the gun world for their last scam. Will post pics.Д«ig difference is the first paragraph above. I rolled the dice on an M1 and Enfield type 4. The NRA mag article also has some hope for them, and as the author there said, he still remember many times he passed on milsurp and is kicking himself in the 's just getting rarer and rarer and more valuable. It is a cool feeling, kind of like buying old wax packs of baseball cards and opening them up to see if you get a valuable rookie card. and got the wrong one, but said the owner worked with them. Plenty of Rock-olas too, so a lot are happy. Well, I was bidding one in auction recently and it got past $4k and going. One guy in the carbine forums got an non refurbished original type 1 UN-Quality M1 carbine. Classic, for instance, never had that problem.Д«ut, and that's a big but, they seem to be on their best behavior. The big thing was that the old company name (Interordinance Inc., same owner the guy you see in the pics/vids) ripped off a lot of its customers so this whole Royal Tiger thing got a bad reception from the get-go. But it seems they are receiving the best of care. I've seen some very mixed reviews on Royal Tiger Imports.

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