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2. Century Arms RAS-47
Some people might say SKS, but we have always preferred the AK platform. Either way, we like the 7.62 X 39 because it is cheap to shoot and can usually be found in great quantities. Average street price hovers around 20 to 25 cents a round.
We like Century’s AKs, whether it is the RAS-47 or one of the Yugoslavian imports (although those rifles lack chrome lined bores). Lovers of traditional stocks over pistol grips may prefer an SKS, and those who do not like former Com-Bloc designs can find an AR-15 or Ruger Mini-30 chambered in this caliber that performs much like the 30-30 Winchester.
For a rifle that is here to stay and the prices definitely reflect that, check out the next page.
It's a reliable weapon that should be fairly easy to stock up on ammo for when SHTF!
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Sorry stopped as soon as they said the RAS 47 was a good buy….. they are only good if you like guns that explode do to bad QC after only 500-1000 rounds
The author looses all credibility with the Beretta storm suggestion.
Thats what I thought. Could’ve said a CZ75 or a Glock 17 , but no, he picks a Beretta storm. Lmao
I think the author was just pitching for sales.
CZ or Glock 9mm or S&W .357 are the only handguns that should have even been considered for a list this short.
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That Beretta storm sure is a little rifle, looks almost like a pistol.
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