Incredible Chicom lot I just purchased

[Southern Slammed]

Damn... nice grab!!!!

[mseagle]

Thanks guys much appreciated for your comments. It was not easy keeping the entire grouping together but my friend worked with me. I'm still amazed to see three of the rarest AK variants with all their original contents and bill of sales to the same guy. Something you don't find everyday.

[wingnut308]

That’s super sweet, it would be soooo hard to not just dump a mag through each of those.

[scottyb]

Congrats on a stellar find. You won the Chinese AK lottery!

[MGannaway]

How much for the flag?

[esh21167]

Speechless.

[AGG]

Gold mine--- congratulations!!!

Tony

[treyak]

That lot reminds me of going to the gun show in 1989. Too bad I did not have any money back then.

[Eugene Onegin]

Remarkable .

[russian_bot_5791]

What a haul. Congratulations.

[natlmatch]

Silly question but are any of these items going up for sale somewhere?

[russian_bot_5791]

The 75 rounders aren't cheap, but those 100 round drum mags go for insane amounts of cash now.

I like those 1911A1's Norinco made, too. They are a pretty accurate-looking (though some might say blasphemous communist) clone of the US military version. Unless my buddy breaks down and sells me his 1943 Remington Rand I'm looking to get my hands on one eventually.

[Hawk45]

Only down side to the Norinco 1911's is the fact the 1911 they copied from already had the up sized grip screw bushings as the original gun probably had stripped bushings.

Congratulations on the score.

BTW do the Poly mags in the plastic bags have chrome followers?

[yugom70a]

Jealous, very jealous.

[mseagle]

Thanks for all the positive comments. I don't plan on selling any of them any time soon. Took a lot of work and cash to keep them together. In my opinion that is what is really cool about the grouping. Three insanely rare AK variants all papered to the same guy. None of the Polytech mags have chrome followers. Really hard to find them with the early stickers still in place. The original price is still stamped at the bottom of each Polytech sticker..$19.95!!

I agree sealed Chinese 100 round drums with original paperwork are getting up there in price. The Norinco 1911s are built like tanks. Great Chinese copy.

Did anyone see how early the Polytech double folder is? The serial number is a 1985 number which is one of the first years they were imported. But look how low the serial number is. Does anyone know if they started at 1000?