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dont be one sided.... lets fan duel!!!! algo the answers and who ever is closer wins

I think the Brazilian Mauser is either 7mm or 30-06?

I only go to gun shows now to see the stock the dealers have that they don't show in store and you have to usually order online and "wait" a few days for "shipping" even though its just in their backroom.

Why i'm not suprised?

No Soviet Rifles?

Img i bought an svt 40 for like 300 bucks afew years ago are you telling me ita worth 4k im stoked

Hey at least you get a cheap machine gun

I'm an old school collector gun guy milsurps nerd. And i grew up on mosins and SKS and bought an AK . In the nineties ar 15s were not that common like they are today. They were pricey. Only serious gun guys could afford em. I remember the first time i shot one i too was super surprised at how smooth it was and low recoil. After that i had to have one. Skip ahead ten years and now ar 15 is the most popular rifle in America.

The Russian sks was also semi automatic and carried 10 rounds. It was the primary Russian rifle for the battle of burlin. Why didn't it make the list?

I wouldn't give them $700 for the crate. They were shit back then and they're shit 80 years later

the best bolt action rifles was the french mas there i concludet your entire video in once sentence

Opinions are like assholes...everyone's got one

All rifles with the exception of the M1 Garand repeated rifles and the Tier list that load similar rifles into the language or mouser. And they arrive with a semi-automatic rifle that belongs to the United States and they get an S-rank immediately, and what about the German Wehr43 or the Soviet SKS Simonov, SVT40, d. H. a semi-automatic rifle from the Soviet Marines and many others. Where the other or do you have no on site?

Apparently the M1917 Enfield (Mauser) was not uncommon in the 1st half of the Philipine war.

The Ukko-Pekka M39 with it's previous Finnish version were fitted with/for a specific cartridge as well, making it by far the most deadliest infantry main battle rifle of the time. The usability, endurance and reliability far surpassed the Soviet models and other rifles during WW2.

I would have liked to see the G43 and SVT40. A follow up with carbines would be nice, which technically 98K is.

Im at the start of the vid, but i hope he covers the swiss k31

You forgot they also used the Carcano Cavalry Carbines from WW1 in WW2 as well

I would just fix it up or usecthe best parts between the 2 to make 1 good and 1 meh then sell the crummy one for 200 😂

Man Licker is the funny way to call it

We raise the prices ourselves we allow them to raise prices

No SVT or Gewehrs...

Are people actually paying those prices? Seems crazy high.

and these people wonder why noone buys their product

I was never a fan of the rear aperture sight or ring, It obscures vision when firing from my experience, especially when it comes to target aquisition.

They can keep them!

I remember when Mosins were at Cabelas for $200 and at that time they were considered overpriced

Even in Canada they’re more expensive but holy cow not this big of a rip off!!

RUclips created the milsurp interest. Then, people became stupid.

I had a M24/47 Yugo, my second rifle after I gave my M44 Mosin away to a family friend.....which I foolishly tried to put a scope on. I had some trouble with it cause of the firing pin, but after fixing it, and using Winchester ammo, it did well. Then I sold it to a friend of my Step Father, whom he keeps in contact, and I don't know how it's doing. Current rifle I own is a Colombian Contract M1950 .30-06 Mauser.....and it looked okay, but the last idiot who owned it messed up the barrel alignment, and it had a cracked extractor. Replaced the said part, but I'm unsure how it will work.

OMG ! I was in the supermarket the other day cursing the prices of milk, cheese, chicken vegetables etc. Then I went home to a cold house because I couldn't afford to heat it but this, *THIS !!* is truly terrible.

Ya if that’s FL and shoot straight booth they will put high prices out but surplus is going up when Mosins are 1k depending on model

I had the chance to get a yugo m24 47 for under 300 2 years ago and didn't now see them fir 600 or more it was crazy to go to the gun shows before 2020 and not even a year later see a lot of older stuff double

About the only way to improve the Garand would be to give it a 20-round box magazine and make it lighter.

I remember the days of $600 PSLs and MAC90

I passed on a PSL for a little less than $400.00. It looked like a new rifle. That was a long time ago and didn't know anything about them then.

US with the nukes

krag is good why d tier

The Kar98 is definitely my overall favorite, with the M1903A3 very VERY close behind. The Kar98 just checks all the boxes for me. Action strength, smoothness, reliability, size, weight and LOOKS. Hot damn if the Kar98 isn't a GREAT looking rifle.

These guys are idiots...who is going to pay those exorbitant costs?

well done Sir. i'd offer that it would improve the presentation a bit to add some discussion on cock on close vs cock on open actions. also, the Swiss had an absolutely incredible battle rifle in the K-31. if not an S it would certainly fit well into the A tier. The K-31 was fired much in anger, but there is a strong argument to be made that coupled with Swiss marksmanship and the incredibly precise GP11 ammo, served as a good bit of deterrent in keeping the Germans out of Switzerland.

A lot of vintage automatic pistols need new springs.

I kick myself in the butt all the time about SVT-40 prices. In the early 90's they were topping out at $500.00 with spare mags.

M1 garand

You forgot the Norwegian krag💀

STG 44 is the rifle that changed warfare and the M1 Garand is the rifle that won the war.

Lame!

I'l take the StG 44. It revolutionized infantry warfare to the point that just about every military adopted guns based on its concept after the war.

STG44 the Grand daddy of all assault rifle isn't included?...🤔 If the fuhrer has only approved that rifle we could have a very different ww2 outcome😅 it's clearly ahead of it's time

I sold one 20 years ago for $150