SKS in Philly?

[redman900]

Surplus City has Yugo's .was there last weekend.

[victory]

Surplus City has Yugo's .was there last weekend.

Question for you, how are their ammo prices there for cases of Russian stuff?

[TB215]

You may have done yourself a disservice. Part of the "coming of age" is the complete stripping, cleaning and reassembly of a rifle, especially a milsurp item. How else, or at what time, would she tell you what her name is? How she likes to be handled and caressed? How would you learn of her little intricacies, the things that make you complete as couple? BUTTTTT NNOOOOOOO! You had to go with little Ms. Fancy Smancy didn't you? (the preceding was humor, congrats on the new acquistion ).

Be safe (and well paired).

Scott

Have no fear, Scott! My next gun is gonna be a Yugo SKS. Surplus City has em soaked in cosmoline for $299. I think it's a good price these days. And yes, i will take it through the rite of passage with hours of cleaning and cleaning. Can't wait!

[biggs88]

I know Surplus City (think that's what it's called) on Bustleton Ave in Feasterville has alot of rifles, you could check there.

+1
Great place to buy from.

Great prices aswell!

[ZombieTom]

I agree with Swarner793 100%. My first rifle was an SKS from Surplus City for $129 over 5 years ago.

It was soaked in that junk and at the time there was almost no good info online on how to clean them, just forums. SKS's weren't all the rage they are now, you couldn't find 100's of pictures of what people have already done to them. I took it all apart, cleaned it and refinished the stock. I want to be buried with it. I've had rifles come and go through my hands but that SKS is going no-where!

This was an extremely inspirational project to take on, seeing and long waxy piece of crap turn into an awesome SKS is amazing, and I could pick mine out of a pile of 50 just by the feel.


I highly recommend it.