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tahoe2 · October 23, 2011, 11:21 AM

My Yugo M48a is a mitchell's that I paid too much for (used market), but it is in pristine shape, and shoots great, and I would not not give it up. It's a collector grade with all the goodies and cert of authenticity (whatever that means) and a dandy shooter. I am amazed at how well these old guns shoot. All of them; my M24/47(CAI) my M93 Spanish Oviedo 1931 and my German K98 (duv-41), they all group really well for their age, and the K98 has such a dark bore you can barely see the rifling, but still shoots 3"-5" iron sights @100 yds, that's pretty good concidering I can barely see that far(haha).

October 23, 2011, 11:21 AM	#14
tahoe2 Senior Member Join Date: August 13, 2011 Location: Seattle area Posts: 661	mitchell's My Yugo M48a is a mitchell's that I paid too much for (used market), but it is in pristine shape, and shoots great, and I would not not give it up. It's a collector grade with all the goodies and cert of authenticity (whatever that means) and a dandy shooter. I am amazed at how well these old guns shoot. All of them; my M24/47(CAI) my M93 Spanish Oviedo 1931 and my German K98 (duv-41), they all group really well for their age, and the K98 has such a dark bore you can barely see the rifling, but still shoots 3"-5" iron sights @100 yds, that's pretty good concidering I can barely see that far(haha).