What "new" guns will hit the market?

[NYGunman]

Does anyone know or care to guess as to what "new" C & R eligible guns will soon hit the market? I'm sure there are a ton of old military guns that will be eligible. What countries are we trying to find these new surpluses from?

[tercel89]

thats a good question as i have just recently got into the "surplus addiction". Been wondering too what the next ones would be.

[NYGunman]

I don't have a clue as to what is out there but I'd like to see a bunch of FN-49s come in.

If you are curious about prices here is a free online guide,

http://www.fo.com/cr-buds/

[tercel89]

thats a cool chart , thanks a bunch. My next surplus rifle is gonna be a Mosin Nagant M-44 . I found one today but i am still studying them and saving $$$. Should have it in 2 weeks!

[NYGunman]

Originally posted by tercel89
thats a cool chart , thanks a bunch. My next surplus rifle is gonna be a Mosin Nagant M-44 . I found one today but i am still studying them and saving $$$. Should have it in 2 weeks! I had two. You will love it. My only recommendation is to pick up a cheap $10 slip-on butt pad from WalMart. It will make the beast a ***** cat.

[1811guy2]

Originally posted by NYGunman
I don't have a clue as to what is out there but I'd like to see a bunch of FN-49s come in.

If you are curious about prices here is a free online guide,

http://www.fo.com/cr-buds/

I have seen the FN-49's surface from time to time. The last ones I saw were in 2004 at SOG. They wanted $500 for the Argentine Navy ones in .308. Sounds like a good deal until you consider that parts are scarce as hens teeth, and mags are even harder to find. Seems like every company that had them produced them in a different caliber. These would be great guns for the collector, but not so great for the shooter. Very cool weapon nonetheless.