TOP 7 Milsurp Guns UNDER $500 | Cheap Surplus Firearms 2023

I scoured some well-known surplus websites, auction websites and beyond to find out where the surplus beginner can start. The following guns are available for 500 dollars or less.

“Made in China”

Wow. I paid $60 for a Finnish M-39 with Sako barred. $90 for a Brirish No4 Mk1/2 reworked at Frazakerly in 1955 and $99.99 for a Russian arsenal reconditioned M91/30. But that was a few years ago. Also have a few rounds of Greek .303 (reloadable) ammo I bought cheap in the 1980's and two spam cans (440 rounds) of Czech 7.62 x 54R I stashed away. I guess my tip is start 40 years ago.

I do. Got sks for 60 bucks. 1000 rds 60 bucks! I miss those days. Lets at least get back to that.

The SKS is popular right now because PUBG is popular right now. Stealing players from COD and Apex. It's Zoomers buying them I'll bet.

If only they were under 500 where I live...

MODERN GUNS CAN COST AS MUCH IF NOT A LITTLE MORE, AND THEY ARE NEW AND THE BULLETS ARE CHEAPER. THEY MAY BE A BETTER DEAL THAN OLD WORN -OUT GUNS!!!!!

Paid $69.99 for my first Mosin 91/30. Screwed up when I sold my Russian Laminated stock SKS for $300 back in the mid 2000's.

Cavalry: mounted troops. Calvery: Biblical reference..

There are still some countries in the world that have never seen what a rifle looks like..

we should stop buying surply rifles and, you will see that prices wil go down

I remember buying new in the grease Long Branch made Lee Enfields back in the mid 70’s for $25.00 Canadian, $30.00 if they were cleaned up.
Passed on some crates of 10 rifles for $200.00 because I thought I would have them forever. Huge mistake.

Does anyone remember $9.00 Enfields? Or $39 M-1 carbines?

$600 now

Look for guys over 40 that have been collecting.they have Jems of worn rifles that they will sell reasonable if they are decent people.

Don't know where this is but I haven't seen prices like this since 1989. Who the hell are they trying to fool? And that was for mostly junk.

My tip is don’t until the market dies enough to return to earth. These are heavily used and near worthless to the governments who damn near have them away to make room for useful guns in their arsenals. They should always be priced like so.

$500 isn’t cheap. Is what it is. China also copied German rifles but we can’t have them for some reason

I have a feeling those K-31's are gone.

Junk is junk.

Cav-al-ry not Calvary. Cavalry is mounted troops, Calvary is where Jesus was crucified.

Does anyone have a Curio & Relics license? If so, what is the paperwork process when you’ve bought a C&R firearm at a gun show or gun shop?
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Did the host say “CAL vary?” Everybody mispronounces this word. It’s pronounced “CAV alry.”

ok i see your title that says MILSURP really? Have we become so lazy these days we cant even say full words anymore? REALLY? everything is so abbreviated anymore one needs a abbreviation dictionary so we know what they mean. now we are combining words? wow......lazy. Must be the generation of lazy that makes this system. All the computers and technology we have and we are still abbreviating. Are you being charged by the letter or something? shakes my head .

The garbage rod mosin.
Junk when it was $75.
Still junk today.

FUN FACT: Actually, it is pronounced , "COW-VA-REE"...In the civil war, both sides had a massive shortage of fresh horses, so they took to riding cows. Hence: Cowvary.

You might mention that even though it's only a 9mm that little Polish P64 will bite like hell when you shoot it It will feel like a 44 mag in a short barrel revolver

Even during at the time this video was produced and uploaded the only SKS under $500.00 is and was a very used Norinco

I miss the 90's, cheap surplus rifles, and ammo. all the rifles had matching numbers, not frankenstin monsters.

The Enfield No. 1 MK III is not called "M K" 3. It is pronounced Mark 3

The Mosin-Nagant is pronounced moSEEN NahGAHN

You're mispronouncing Cavalry. You are saying Calvary rather than Cavalry.

I remember in the mid 80s roses had shelves filled with ww1 and ww2 rifles for $25 to $75.

I remember $60 sks, and $90 mosins.

I'm so glad I got my surplus rifles back when I did. I paid $55 for my first M44 Mosin which was a little worn. $92 for my second M44 that is almost new. And $220 for my Chinese SKS. Its ridiculous what people are asking for surplus rifles.

Cavalry not calvary. Jesus had nothing to do with them.

I would not pay $500 for a Nagant. Nuts!

I got the type 53 for 111 hand select. 356 is too much.....

Good video except for spreading the Kennedy misinformation/propaganda myth. Makes me question everything you state about these rifles because of your lack of critical thinking.

Unless I'm not looking hard enough, I can't find ANY cheap K31s. All up for sale for 700+. What a nice rifle to have, should have bought one years ago.

Tell me where you can get a K31 for under 400 dollars

Calvary is where Christ was crucified....cavalry is the word you wanted

I might be mistaken but I thought the Carcano type 91 shown is a cavalry version, not "calvary".

Tell me where to find cheap ammo for my K-31. Please!

I looked up all the firearms mentioned in this video that was posted 2 months ago...all guns are over 500 plus dollars. And that turkish m38...i saw from 1k to 27k...

Have lots of money these days....surplus guns have priced me out of the market....just as well purchase new..

7.5 Swiss is affordable? Shit's a buck twenty a round. lol

My take on surplus is if I can buy a modern rifle in a readily available caliber cheaper than the surplus. Then the surplus is to expensive.

Hate to be nit-picky, but "calvary" is the place where Jesus was crucified. "Cavalry" means means "horse mounted troops". Wikipedia: "From the French word cavalerie, itself derived from "cheval" meaning "horse".