Russian MN91/30 762X54 Cal - $185.95

A lot more than 17,000,000 made! Normal 91/30s aren't worth 200 to me and I collect as well but when carbines are still going for around this price local and 50 more online as well rare m91s going for a little under 300 last one on gunbroker cost me 275 for a complete Tula, why would I pay 250 for a Tula hex that's a 91/30?

In 2012 I went to my first gun show intent on buying a gun maybe two. I was shocked how cheap these where. My uncle who went with said no one would pay the 95$ they wanted and they would never be worth 95$. I talked them into 240$ for 4 guns. These 91/30 are soon going to go up to 200$. I own 43 of these 91/30s and the cost averages out to about 87$ a gun. So if I sell now I'll make a profit. But I'll wait. People said the same thing about WWII 1911s. My grandfather traded his issued 1911 for mossin revolver. Now I'd love have it back because 1 it would an airloom and 2 he had his quartermaster paper work with his name rank and serial number and the 1911 serial number. That gun would be worth a lot now. And look at ak47. In the 80s you could get Russian ak with 5 mags for 100$. Right now people are crying for the good ol days when they where 350$. And that's for a yugo. But you say that's different those are simi-auto and one is American (grandfather was issued a USA colt). So then how about Mauser's and springfield's and lee engfields? Price check those. They are going for a lot more than they used to and the made a lot of those guns to. These all have history tied to them even if it's only the date the gun is made. And they will run out eventually or they could get banned from import. You nEver know what's going to happen.