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Hello everyone. I'm thinking of buying a Norinco NHM 90 that has a dragonov stock and a scope and torch, laser, suppressor and forgrip from guncity for $2400. I was wondering are Norinco NHM 90's good firearms? My dad seems to think that since Norinco is a Chinese company that its automatically bad. I already own a Norinco SKS and havnt encountered any problems. So wondering what you guys think of the gun and whether its worth buying it.
Good guns, but $2400 is a massive rip off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toppopia
I have one chambered in 5.56 and a mate has one in 7.62x39. They're great fun, not super duper accurate but still group well enough to be a worthwhile firearm to own.
Wait until they have one of their "sales" on, so the price is more in keeping with what it should be or buy one off Burley Arms. Quarter Master in Hamilton have the ATI stocks to suit.
Very good rifles, but please don't pay the price that guncity is asking for a $1000 rifle with a couple of hundred dollars worth of parts.
As has been said, contact Steve at Burley arms
At one of there recent sales they auctioned one ofif these and our sold for $631. Please don't spend 2.4k on one and don't buy the overpriced accessories. With that sorry if money your get a ar of digit.
One sold on trademe the other day with all the fruit hanging off it for a bit over a grand, but it came with around 1500 rounds of cheap ammo!
You can get an AR off digit for less than $1000 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by MassiveAttack
Go see Steve at Burley Arms for best value on AK's
Really? hmmmm :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Digit
Dont, its a cheap and massively over priced Norinco and its gun sh*tty, if it was $1500 OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toppopia
For that money you can buy what I just got, A good quality US made Stag AR15 rifle,
Stag Arms Model 4, 5.56 NATO 20" A or E Cat
incl a red dot from Bushnell,
BUSHNELL AR Optics TRS-32 5 MOA Red Dot Sight
for $2260
A suppressor about $250~300 for a good one.
Or a NEA from,
https://nzar15.com/store/index.php?i...roller=product
at $1899 you have $500 to spend on goodies.
If you want the same Russian ammo as the SKS,
https://nzar15.com/store/index.php?i...roller=product
$1699.
So $800 left for goodies. So a first class suppressor $300 and a better red dot than I have, say,
https://nzar15.com/store/index.php?i...oller=category
$359
and it has a x2 magnifier,
https://nzar15.com/store/index.php?i...oller=category
$100
All up $2459.
and then you can slap any upper you want on it.
:D
Reeaaaalllly? *rubs chin* What does a sub-grand AR constitute of? Pic?
@Tommy https://www.facebook.com/nzar15Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Come to the "Dark Side" @TobyQuote:
Originally Posted by Toby
Yep, pretty much now. The ai is going to go soon so it'll give me some money to look for an AR. Though its a tough choice cause I was going to build a 22-250Quote:
Originally Posted by seano
@Toby to do what with the 22-250?
Kill things with
Probably to do everything better than some shitty plastic black gun:)Quote:
Originally Posted by steven
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I think you may be right myself. We'll see what happensQuote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
Once I sell a couple of guns I am gonna get me one of those shiny AR-15 things.
One just listed on trade me.
Norinco NHM90 AK47 Rifle | Trade Me
Cheaper than $2400 that's for sure.
There is at least one AR style rifle chambered in 22-250 in NZ,the owner is on his third barrelQuote:
Originally Posted by Toby
rocket scientist, I can tell....Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
:P
Is it built on an AR-10?Quote:
There is at least one AR style rifle chambered in 22-250 in NZ,the owner is on his third barrel.
No, it uses some ar10 parts but it's a stretched out action. The same company also makes 338 lapua mag AR style rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daggers_187
I think the owner half regrets the expense as he used to get two+ years out of 22-250 barrels on his bolt gun but with the slightly higher round count from the semi and the extra heat from faster follow up shots what is already a barrel burning caliber is just mental and he is getting under a year.
The fact he lives in wanaka so has an abundance of rabbits to play with is not helping him. He recently bought a .223 ar from digit as a special import to try and save some cash.
Considering the regular AK can cost as little as 50 dollars in some countries, I wouldn't pay that much for one... they are selling a 500-600 dollar gun with 200 worth of parts
but Norinco products are pretty good and have heard great things about the NHM/MAK