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SAIGA-12 SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN, 12 GA. Built on the Famous AK-47 Action SAIGA-12 SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN, 12 GA. Built on the famous AK-47 action. Features a smooth bored barrel that accepts shot, slugs and "magnum" shells (2 3/4" and 3"). Black synthetic furniture, fixed bead sights, sight mount rail for mounting optics, one 5 rd. mag. Comes with cleaning kit, brush, wrench, oil bottle and cleaning rod. Barrel: 19.06", Overall: 41", Weight: 7.9 lbs. Not available for sale in CA or where prohibited by law. SG1636E-N Condition: New SG1636EA-N (w/ Adjustable Sight Leaf) Condition: New SAIGA-410 SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN, .410 GA. Built on the famous AK-47 action. Features a smooth bored barrel that accepts shot, slugs and "magnum" shells (2 1/2" and 3"). Black synthetic furniture, fixed bead sights, sight mount rail for mounting optics, one 4 rd. mag. Comes with cleaning kit, brush, wrench, oil bottle and cleaning rod. Barrel: 21.625", Overall: 43.625", Weight: 7.4 lbs. Not available for sale in CA or where prohibited by law. SG1839-N Condition: New COMPANY PROFILE Century International Arms, Inc. is one of North America’s largest importers of newly manufactured and surplus firearms, ammunition and accessories for 50 years. We also manufacture semi-auto firearms for collectors and sportsmen who enjoy quality firearms at excellent prices. Contact Century at 1.800.527.1252 or 561.265.4530. www.centuryarms.com SUPPORT YOUR FREEDOM! Contact your senator and congressman and tell them to support the Collectible Firearms Protection Act, S. 381 and H.R. 615! Senator Jon Tester and Representative Cynthia Lummis Introduce Bills to Protect the Importation of Historically Significant U.S.-Made Rifles In February 2011, Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Rep. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) introduced the Collectible Firearms Protection Act, S. 381 and H.R. 615, respectively. The bills propose to amend the Arms Export Control Act to guarantee that U.S.-made military firearms that were previously exported to a foreign government, and which under that law are eligible for re-importation into the U.S. as "curios and relics,"1 will not be blocked from importation. Sen. Tester’s and Rep. Lummis’ bills are a result of a decision of the Obama Administration to reverse its approval of a permit to import historic M1 Garand rifles and M1 carbines that the U.S. provided many years ago to South Korea. Because the rifles had been exported under the authority of the Department of State, the department claimed authority over their importation back into the United States. The department claimed that the rifles might be used "for illicit purposes," but the rifles are among the types of firearms least often misused. In fact, they are two of the four rifles most commonly used for marksmanship competitions in this country. As examples, the M1 is the only rifle used in the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) John C. Garand Matches at the national, state and local levels, and the carbine is the only rifle used in CMP’s M1 Carbine Match series. M1 rifles and carbines have always been legal to manufacture in the United States and have been manufactured in large numbers. The federal government also authorizes original M1 rifles and carbines in government inventory to be sold to collectors and marksmanship competitors through the CMP. All told, M1 rifles and carbines are owned by hundreds of thousands of Americans, and have been for many years. Few firearms are so highly regarded for their historical significance. The Tester-Lummis bills will ensure that Americans will be able to acquire these useful, high-quality and interesting rifles for themselves and their sons and daughters for many years to come. M1 "Garand" Rifle (introduced in 1936) M1 Carbine (introduced in 1942) Notes: 1. "Curios and relics" are firearms "of special interest to collectors" that were "manufactured at least 50 years prior to the current date" and similar categories of firearms. The M1 rifles and carbines in question were manufactured in the 1940s and 1950s. The Arms Export and Control Act [22 U.S.C. 2778 (b)(1)(B)] provides that military firearms of U.S. manufacture, which have been exported to a foreign government, are eligible for importation back into the United States if they have at any time been eligible for importation as "curios and relics" and are owned by the foreign government. Under the Firearms Owners Protection Act (1986) the Attorney General is required to approve the importation of "curio and relic" firearms and firearms that are "particularly suitable for or readily adaptable to sporting purposes" [18 U.S.C. 925(d)], a standard that M1 rifles and carbines easily meet. SAUVESTRE AMMUNITION F.I.P. "Flèche Interne Portée" rifle cartridge The Feline The different types of F.I.P. "Flèche Interne Portée" rifle cartridges available are .300 WSM, 7mm REM and 270 WSM. These offer an outstanding shooting accuracy and remarkable stopping power at short, medium or long distances. The bullet, made of a non-ferrous metal alloy, is equipped with circular grooves thus reducing barrel frictions, pressure loss and variations of initial velocity. .300 WSM (164 GR.) France mfg., boxer primed. Bi-metallic hollow point (lead free). 16 rds./box. AM1840 7MM REMINGTON MAG. (132 GR.) France mfg., boxer primed. Bi-metallic hollow point (lead free). 16 rds./box. AM1841 270 WSM (126 GR.) France mfg., boxer primed. Bi-metallic hollow point (lead free). 16 rds./box. AM1842 B.F.S. "Balle Flèche Sauvestre" cartridges Wild Technology The different types of B.F.S. "Balle Flèche Sauvestre" cartridges available are 12 Ga. 2 ¾", 12 Ga. 2 ¾" Mini Mag, 12 Ga. 3" Magnum, 20 Ga. 3", 12 Ga. 3" Magnum and 20 Ga. 2 ¾". For choked or unchoked shotguns, with smooth or rifled barrels, includes the loaded cartridge case as well as the complete arrow bullet. Its ballistic qualities come from the combination of a sub-caliber arrow with very hard central nucleus surrounded by a mass of lead or non-lead alloy and a launch sabot, made of two ring-shaped half shells that guarantee combustion gas tightness, but also the flexibility needed to go down the barrel. The double chamber at the back of the sabot regulates the expansion of combustion gases on firing and reduces recoil. 12 GA. 2 ¾" France mfg., boxer primed. .70 oz cased and finned slug. (lead free). 5 rds./box. AM1843 12 GA. 2 ¾" MINI MAG. France mfg., boxer primed. .70 oz cased and finned slug. (lead free). 5 rds./box. AM1844 12 GA. 3" MAGNUM France mfg., boxer primed. .70 oz cased and finned slug. (lead free). 5 rds./box. AM1845 Century Arms is the exclusive importer of Sauvestre ammunition 20 GA. 3" which is produced at their factory France mfg., boxer primed. .69 oz cased and finned slug. in France. Sauvestre is the leader (lead free). 5 rds./box. AM1846 of high ballistic performance ammunition which combine 12 GA. 3" MAGNUM France mfg., boxer primed. .92 oz cased and finned slug. accuracy, efficiency and security. (lead). 6 rds./box. AM1847 20 GA. 2 ¾" France mfg., boxer primed. .78 oz cased and finned slug. (lead). 6 rds./box. AM1848 SEMI-AUTO RIFLES Our Romanian Cugir Factory GP WASR-10 HI-CAP Semi-Auto Rifles have chrome lined barrels with a 1:10 twist. Comes with compensator, bayonet lug, bayonet, side mounted scope rail and two 30 rd. double stack mags. (except where noted). GP WASR-10 HI-CAP SEMI-AUTO RIFLE W/ MILITARY STYLE STOCK, CAL. 7.62X39MM • Does not include compensator, bayonet lug or bayonet • Barrel: 16.25" • Overall: 34.25" • Weight: 7.5 lbs. W1166-N Condition: New GP WASR-10 HI-CAP SEMI-AUTO RIFLE W/ MILITARY STYLE STOCK, CAL. 7.62X39MM • Barrel: 16.25" • Overall: 34.25" • Weight: 7.5 lbs. W1188-N Condition: New CA Compliant! GP WASR SEMI-AUTO RIFLE W/ MILITARY STYLE STOCK, CAL. 7.62X39MM Classic WASR styling in California compliant mode! This beauty features a unique thumb friendly, 10 rd., easy to load, fixed mag. A IN NJ, MA, CA, CT, HI OR WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. WHERE PROHIBITED HI OR IN MA, CA, CT, NJ, brilliantly simple, built-in, hold-open device keeps your digits out of danger during loading. • Barrel: 16.25" with a 1:10 twist • Overall: 34.25" • Weight: 7.5 lbs. Scan to watch video! RI1166CA-X Condition: Excellent GP WASR 10/63 W/ RECOILLESS BUTTSTOCK, CAL. 7.62X39MM We took the GP WASR with all plastic furniture and upgraded it with a recoilless buttstock which reduces felt recoil by 50%! Stock set is also sold separately. • Barrel: 16.25" with a 1:10 twist • Overall: 35.75" • Weight: 7.6 lbs. RI1839-N Condition: New RECOILLESS BUTTSTOCK ST041 Condition: New CUT AWAY GP WASR-10 SINGLE COLUMN MAG. RIFLE, CAL. 7.62X39MM This is just the perfect teaching tool for gunsmiths, range officers, law enforcement instructors and hobbyists to demonstrate and see exactly how all the internal parts of an AK system firearm work together to create one of the most reliable firearms available in the world. Although these cut-away rifles are non-firing, they require an FFL to purchase. Watching the internal mechanism through one of the windows cut into the rifle is fascinating. One could spend all FIREARMS DISPLAYED ON THESE PAGES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE FOR AVAILABLE ARE NOT PAGES THESE ON FIREARMS DISPLAYED day writing exactly how these rifles work, but actually seeing the parts working and manipulating each other makes learning the system simple! Availability of cleaning rods and other accessories • Comes with one single stack 10 rd.
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