WTS Bulgarian Makarov

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Bought this from JonF a few months ago, before really deciding where to take my collection. I may have been the first to shoot it, in a long time or ever - was covered in cosmoline when I got it. I put about 250 rounds through it.

SInce then, I got extra "Red Star" grips and a screw that was supposedly for them, but didn't work. A metric screw from Home Depot works fine I also have 250 Rounds of Silver Bear HPs to go with the gun. $250 for the whole package, buyer must have a P2P with NJ FID with matching DL.

 

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replied, good sir.

[david8613 69]

i have to admit that is the nicest mak i have seen on these forums seriously, good luck with the sale...

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it is truly a beautiful piece - the only wear on the finish is a bit on the safety, probably from lying around in the wearhouse with boxes of its brother Makarovs stacked on top. If I had room in the collection and no desire for other upgrades, I'd keep it. As it is, it just lays there - someone else may as well enjoy it.

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I will let you know either way tomorrow.

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sounds good.

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BUMPY BUMP!

[Kingsoverqueens 10]

Looks like a neat gun.

 

I'm not familiar with them.

 

What ammo does it eat? Any other comments, thoughts?

 

Looks like it might be fun to break out every now and then

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My apologies to all interested parties - it was a busy week at work - no time to update this - MAKAROV IS SPF TO A GENTLEMAN IN WISCONSIN THROUGH THR.

 

to answer the last poster, it is a fun gun to break out now and then and it eats any kind of 9x18 Makarov ammo you feed it - I tried Brown Bear FMJs, Silver Bear JHPs, Fiocci FMJs - all went through without a hiccup. I'd keep it, but at this point in my collection, I'd rather have night sights on my Jericho 941 than have this lie around in the safe. I'll cough up some extra dough in the future for an authentic Russian one to have as a show piece.