Imagine my wonderful surprise when I looked at the blog this morning to find that my hubby is going to be buying a new gun as soon as he recovers from the massive amount of cash we dropped for the kids' tuition and his new car.
Personally, I want to start hitting gun shows because I am on a quest to find a cheaply priced Mosin Nagant that fires the same rounds as my Tokorev. Mosins are a dime a dozen and so they typically cost around $100 for one in good condition.
With a smile on my face and a twinkle in my eye, the thought of my dearest buying a pistol for himself and to top it off with wanting to possibly buy an AR-15? It just gives me a nice, warm fuzzy feeling inside.
Personally, I want to start hitting gun shows because I am on a quest to find a cheaply priced Mosin Nagant that fires the same rounds as my Tokorev. Mosins are a dime a dozen and so they typically cost around $100 for one in good condition.
With a smile on my face and a twinkle in my eye, the thought of my dearest buying a pistol for himself and to top it off with wanting to possibly buy an AR-15? It just gives me a nice, warm fuzzy feeling inside.
If you already have a Tokarev SVT-40 in 7.62 x 54 you will probably be disappointed In a Mosin Nagant. I know I picked up a Tokarev pistol, but the 7.62 x 25 cartridges were hard to come by.
ReplyDeleteBetter to wait for a 'quality' EBR, as an AR-15, than to run out and get a MN.
ReplyDeleteJust my humble opinion.
Yes I have the Tokorev SVT40 and I love her. Great gun and it fires wonderfully. you're probably right that I might be disappointed in the MN but I still want one none the less.
ReplyDelete@ Guffaw, the EBR is defininately on the wish list, if I happen across a good deal on the MN will pick one up.