Anyone have any experience with Dragunovs??

Jan 2009
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Washington on the wet side
Found me a shop that has the Dragunovs for $800 and i was wondering if anyone has any suggestions in what to look for and more importantly what to look out for?

come to find out the gun is probably a PSL not a true Dragunov
 
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Jan 2009
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Bothell, WA
I have shot 2 Dragonovs...pretty sweet rifle...just look out for the normal stuff..rust, cracks, and just overall condition
 
Jan 2009
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Spokane
probably a decent investment with how things are going right now, I sold my .308 AK (mitchell arms M90) the year before last and got a grand for it, now they're going for 2+ g's

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Jan 2009
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Bremerton, Wa
I bought a Dragonov in 1991 I think. When Century Arms was importing them. I think I paid about $500 for it then. I had thought of going through it and in the end, I've left it as is. It has a protty much standard two stage military triger....and it's a little crunchy. But it is what it is. I also have an Austrailian varient FAL, with sand grooves on the bolt carrier. Same kind of triger.
 
Dec 2009
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Graham, Wa
$600 for a new PSL is a good deal. 7.62x54r is cheap as hell too. Don't expect a true sniper rifle though, as that isn't what they were intended for. Where did you find this?
 
Dec 2009
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Spokane Valley
JGsales.com has them pretty cheap but I think I would just pay the $650 from Northwest Pawn (it's just a gun shop). That is where I have seen them recently. I think it was $650 but maybe $700. Buying online in Washington kinda stinks cause you still have to pay sales tax to the shop where you pick up the gun.
 
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