wasr 10/63

[BillyBob]

I seen some of these at the gun show this weekend and did some research. All I can find is horrible reviews on these guns. Are they really that bad? Anyone ever got one from montes gun emporium?

[Mike.357]

what may be wrong with them is pretty obvious if you look at the sight and gas block. If you can look at it and it looks straight the rifle is good to go.

I have a WASR. It runs great and shoots to point of aim if I do my part.

Buy it sooner than later. The price keeps going up.

[Il Duce]

I had one and had zero issues

[BillyBob]

I seen a couple with offset front sights and it kinda scared me. As far as the gas blocks go im not sure. Im new to these guns and trying to get something to learn with. As far as stripping modifing cleaning ect. Just want to get a good one to start with.

[gregintenn]

I may be lucky, but I have one and it's great!

[BillyBob]

I found a sar1 for 600 also is that a decent price?

[~48_South~]

I would hunt down a Mak 90 before going the WASR route, or save up a few hundred more and get yourself an Arsenal. All of that being said I have never owned a WASR(Hate their stocks) and if I didnt want one when they were $350 NIB I sure dont want one now that they are pushing $500.

[Mike]

Wasr's are fine rifles. Just be sure to check the head spacing. Buy or borrow a go no-go set and test it before you buy.

Canted front sights are an easy fix.

[blahX3]

You can always get a Saiga and make it the way you want it.

[TLRMADE]

[TN Outlaw]

i have a newer Wasr 10-63 and for 550 its all i would have expected, accurate, no canted sights only problem i have is it has a little mag wobble buts it doesnt affect anything