April 25, 2021, 08:56 AM | #1 |
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Daewoo Trifecta
It took longer than I expected, but I have finally managed to collect all 3.
K1A1 K2 DR200
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April 26, 2021, 08:44 AM | #2 |
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I always liked the Daewoo designs, but money was always going somewhere else when I saw one available.
Spare parts...what's the availability?
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April 26, 2021, 10:54 AM | #3 |
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I managed to acquire some spare parts back when they were available, and the DR200 has a secondary purpose... that's to keep the K2 going if it ever breaks.
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Well,my first Daewoo was a DR200.Liked it so much I picked up a K2 a few years later.Never got a K1,and now you have to be rich to get one.Leaves me out.
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I would buy one of them if the price was more reasonable. Like if they were imported again. I'd be willing to pay around 1k for one.
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The current asking prices for all of these rifles are higher than anyone imagined they could get, and they are still increasing in value. I am glad I acquired mine before values skyrocketed.
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Isn't there a Daewoo pistol somewhere? Not to give you something else to spend more money on...
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There are Woo pistols, appliances, cars, and heavy equipment, but I'll still with the rifles.
Here is one they never made.
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Too rich for my blood anymore, but they are pretty. I envy you.
Congrats
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Room for more !!!
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Why not add one of the DP-51 pistols to this fine collection. ?? .... I can't verify this story but I understand that number of years ago, some North Korean forces, invaded South Korea. South Korean forces repelled the invaders and upon inspection, I understand the the North Korean forces were carrying; Daewoo firearms ...... Be Safe !!!
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What they sold for new, and what they are selling for today are both amazing...
there is a new in the box DR-200 available locally, and the man is asking $2100 That's more than I paid for any of the three I own. Daewoo pistols don't interest me, but I do like their rifles.
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I picked up some newly designed charging handles for my Woos... I'll post images and a quick review soon.
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Interesting weapon--looks like they took an AR, an M1 and an AK and put them in a blender.
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What year was that advert?
It's also interesting where it was being sold...
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Blowing in the wind ???
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The closest I ever got to owning a Daewoo was when a dealer at a gun show offered to trade me one straight across for my HK 91.
I walked away, laughing....
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Seems when I passed on a Daewoo, I had also passed on a Steyr AUG; damn 20-20 hindsight
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I have upgraded the K1A1 by replacing the collapsible wire butt stock with a more traditional and rigid collapsible butt stock, I added an improved pistol grip and a railed hand guard. The balance of the rifle is greatly improved, the butt stock no longer flexes, the grip is more comfortable and I am finally able to mount and optic on the rifle. I am very happy with the results, but I am considering a folding butt stock that is available.
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I noticed the 1000 rounds of ammunition for 109.95
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Having no familiarity with them, the middle rifle in the Top photo reminds me of a Love Child of a CETME L and a 20" Colt AR.
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Nice Collection! I came close to buying a K2 several times, just decided against it for one reason or another. Regret doing so, as it would have fit nicely in my collection.
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