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shuvelrider · April 26, 2018, 09:08 PM

The last big "glut" of French rifles was in the early 90's, for the surplus market. After that the French government got onboard with the UN idea of destroying old surplus arms, rather than putting them on the world market. So what we have here in the US is all we will have, they have held steady value in the surplus scene because of "supply/demand". There are variations of the MAS-36 going back to pre war, nazi marked, post war and later, www.surplusrifleforum.com this site should help you understand the MAS-36 better.

April 26, 2018, 09:08 PM	#4
shuvelrider Senior Member Join Date: October 2, 2011 Location: West Coast of Michigan Posts: 132	The last big "glut" of French rifles was in the early 90's, for the surplus market. After that the French government got onboard with the UN idea of destroying old surplus arms, rather than putting them on the world market. So what we have here in the US is all we will have, they have held steady value in the surplus scene because of "supply/demand". There are variations of the MAS-36 going back to pre war, nazi marked, post war and later, www.surplusrifleforum.com this site should help you understand the MAS-36 better.