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Israel made a BHP clone called the "Kareen" using parts from FEG in Hungary, finished and assembled in Israel. The Kareen Mk.1 is an almost exact clone of a "Type-73" Hi-Power with the extended barrel bushing. I bought one in "Fair" condition from Bud's Gun Shop for $302 out-the-door, and while...

Magpul doesn't make a PMAG magazine compatible with the G3; they make a magazine for .308-cailber AR rifles with Knight's Armament SR25-pattern magazine wells. The only company I can think of currently selling polymer G3 magazines in the US is Thermold.

Somebody say something about beat-up Mosins? 1933 Tikka/AV1 m/27: 1920 Tula m/91:

My kit-bashed AR: Anderson stripped lower Palmetto State lower parts kit Magpul CTR buttstock, MOE-K grip, and BUIS Spike's Tactical blemished upper receiver w/forward assist and dust cover and gas tube Toolcraft M16 BCG Bravo Company charging handle Faxon 16" mid-length pencil barrel...

I've got a real old-school Brno rifle; a Model 98/22 Mauser rifle in 7.92x57mm. Made in 1923 for the Czechoslovak Army, it was built on a production line purchased from Mauser Werke in Oberndorf, and has many parts that are Imperial German-marked which were purchased at the same time. The rifle...

It's a scrubbed Polish Model 1929 short rifle (Wz.29). These scrubbed rifles were sent to the Republican government of Spain during the Spanish Civil War. The "Circle-Z" mark was also used by Poland.

For that price you should get a couple magazines free with each pouch. Aluminum here. I have the same web gear for my 91GI; also got a South African Pattern 83 chest rig, which is also compatible with G3 mags.

A very nice-looking rifle; I'm glad you're happy with it. Is the rifle's metal finish black paint or just parkerized? It's hard to tell from the pic. That ZQI-MKE M80 is great shooting stuff for the current price.

Crvena Zastava did produce a copy of the FN-Herstal M30 Police carbine; as far as I know the only confirmed customer was the Indonesian National Police.

If it isn't broken, don't fix it. What I'd really like to know is what engineer at CEAM or CETME reversed the direction of the button release. On the CETME/G3's progenitor, the Stg.45(M), the button was on the left side to be pressed by the thumb of the hand removing the magazine, just like on...

I would certainly buy one if I didn't have to pay my money to Don Mitchell. I'm not sure Zastava is even making these rifles anymore, so they're unlikely to come in via a different, more reputable importer. Frankly I love the concept of a Police Carbine in a little caliber like .243.

Good deal; I've shot 140 rounds of ZQI/MKE M80 in mine and I think it likes it; my best group (with irons) was 2.75" with a flier, or 1.625" without. Every time I go to Wal-Mart I pick up a few more boxes on clearance. It also likes Silver Bear 145gr FMJ .308.

Your 91 GI's trigger pack will probably be all reconditioned surplus parts (at least mine is, according to PTR), so it should drop in just fine. However, neither of those steel lowers will mount on your rifle without modification. These both require the push-pin through the rear of the magazine...

I think my PTR-91GI was worth the $900 it cost me. I have shot groups of 2.5MOA and possibly better with the iron sights: I had one group that was 1.625", but a flier brought it out to 2.75". I think it's capable of better with a more experienced shooter or a low-magnification optic -or I could...

I paid $909 for mine just a couple months ago. A bit out of OP's budget, but I can't resist showing it off. Very fun to shoot. I have seen a couple older Century CETME and a C91 rifles at a local shop for $600 or less. The Spanish FR8 carbines are really handy and neat. I shot one and now I...

I wouldn't exactly say "hooked", but I do enjoy shooting it.

I believe the "FWW" marking for Frankonia Waffen Wurzburg, a German firearms importer/exporter. The rifle made its way through Germany on its way to the United States. I can't make out the diamond-shaped stamp. It's unlikely the rifle was a bring-back from Vietnam; the fate of most...

I don't have an m/39, but I do have a Finn: 1933 Tikka m/27, all serial numbers matching, built on a 1904 Tula receiver. A veteran of the Winter War and Continuation War (and maybe even the Lapland War), it is still in wartime condition, having escaped post-war repair or refurbishment. It is an...

It's worth more than $50 in parts alone, especially if it has an intact stock and handguard. Plus, depending on how the trigger is mounted you might be able to swap it onto another Mosin.

The ammo is Yugoslavian M49 ball, 197.5gr boat-tailed projectile that will be about 2400-2500fps at the muzzle. I have a Czech Vz.98/22 (an ancestor of the Persian Vz.98/29) that really likes it.