Our Top 10 Pawn Shop Gun Finds

Published on March 20, 2017
Duration: 23:31

This video showcases ten exceptional pawn shop gun finds by Iraqveteran8888, highlighting incredible deals under $300. The hosts detail unique firearms like a modified Ruger Standard Auto, a Portuguese Kropatschek M1886, and a rare East German Makarov, emphasizing their value and historical significance. They also cover practical finds such as a Remington 870 Tactical and a CZ 452 Scout, offering insights into identifying good deals and potential modifications.

Quick Summary

Iraqveteran8888 highlights top pawn shop gun finds, focusing on random discoveries with exceptional pricing. Examples include a modified Ruger Standard Auto for $125, a Winchester Model 490 .22 for $125 (valued at $400+), and a Finnish M28/30 Mosin Nagant for $225.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Top 10 Pawn Shop Gun Finds
  2. 01:13Find #1: Modified Ruger Standard Auto
  3. 03:40Find #2: Portuguese Kropatschek M1886
  4. 05:06Find #3: Smith & Wesson Model 19-3
  5. 07:03Find #4: Winchester Model 490
  6. 08:44Find #5: Remington 870 Tactical
  7. 10:57Find #6: East German Makarov
  8. 13:10Find #7: Finnish M28/30 Mosin Nagant
  9. 15:20Find #8: Swiss Vetterli M81
  10. 17:35Find #9: CZ 452 ZKM Scout
  11. 19:23Find #10: Mosin Nagant 91/59

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of deals does Iraqveteran8888 focus on for their pawn shop gun finds?

Iraqveteran8888 focuses on exceptional, random walk-in discoveries at pawn shops, specifically excluding 'buddy deals' from known contacts. They prioritize finds with outstanding pricing that represent significant value for collectors and enthusiasts.

Can you give an example of a valuable firearm found cheaply at a pawn shop?

Yes, a Canadian-produced Winchester Model 490 semi-auto .22 rifle was found for just $125. These rifles typically sell for $400-$450 on auction sites, making this a remarkable deal.

What are some common issues to look for when buying used firearms from pawn shops?

Common issues include missing parts, mechanical problems like 'hammer push-off' in revolvers (indicating potential sear issues), and misidentification of specific models or variants. These can often be negotiated down or fixed.

How can buyers identify potentially undervalued firearms at pawn shops?

Buyers should research specific firearm markings, historical context, and variations. For instance, identifying a Finnish Mosin Nagant M28/30 with an 'HV' magazine, rather than just a generic 'Mosin', can reveal a much more valuable piece.

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