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The guys from K-Var are importing Zastavas into the US. I've emailed them and asked about importing the centerfires and lefties. I also told them about this forum and asked them to stop by and talk to us. Right now they are only importing the rimfires but I've asked them about the big bores.


http://www.k-var.com/shop/home.php?cat=


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I'm still in for one or 2

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The guys from K-Var are importing Zastavas into the US. I've emailed them and asked about importing the centerfires and lefties. I also told them about this forum and asked them to stop by and talk to us. Right now they are only importing the rimfires but Ive asked them about the big bores.


http://www.k-var.com/shop/home.php?cat=




Yup,

...... tu2....


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They're located about 10 minutes from me. I'll drive by and check them out.

In the event that it's a storefront, what was the count of LH Zastavas people are committed to buying?

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I'm in for one.
 
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375 H&H or 416 Rem or 458 Win
Any one of these I'm in for one.
 
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What price and what calibers? I had spoken for two the last go round but some things have changed since then. Still interested though.

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I know I tried to run with it last year. I guess Frank is up for the 2012 edition.

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Let us know what calibers might be available, if you can. The Zastava web site was pretty confusing, last time I looked. Are they offering 9.3x62, .375H&H. et al.?


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Depending on price and all I would still be in for at least one.
 
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Let's assume .375H&H and .458 Win. Mag.

If i can tell K-VAR fifty LH rifles, they may go for it. Only then would they probably give a price.

If the price is not good or there aren't enough commitments, the order won't go in.

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George, the sales agent I talked to is named Elliot. He was going to bring the subject up with his manager. It will probably make a stronger point if you could stop in there and visit in person.

I'm in for a 458 at least and probably a small bore in 7mm or 257R, if available.


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I will try to swing by tomorrow morning.

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Let us know what calibers might be available, if you can. The Zastava web site was pretty confusing, last time I looked. Are they offering 9.3x62, .375H&H. et al.?

Yes. Beretta Australia has had both of these in LH. But they have not made any .458WM's in LH, despite those being listed on the website. Let 'em know there's demand, guys!


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i would be in for a 375 h&h and maybe one in the 30-06/35 whelen class. complete guns, barreled actions or actions only, doesn't matter to me.

thanks for giving it a run again.
 
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Let us know what calibers might be available, if you can. The Zastava web site was pretty confusing, last time I looked. Are they offering 9.3x62, .375H&H. et al.?

Yes. Beretta Australia has had both of these in LH. But they have not made any .458WM's in LH, despite those being listed on the website. Let 'em know there's demand, guys!


I would be particularly interested in one that is in 9.3x62 and another that could be rebarreled to .416 Rem Mag or .416 Rigby. That would cover all my imaginary needs. All LH, of course. <g>


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OK folks, lets start the panic again. I received an email this morning from K-VAR:


Frank,

When I got in this morning my manager said that for the left handed models they would be able to put an order in with a regular stocking order from Serbia. I guess we aren’t going to stock them, but we can get them. He said that we would need to order a bunch at one time, get a $100 deposit and then we would place the order. Also, they are not stock to just the calibers we already brought in. It can be any caliber in the M70 or M85 line. I’m going to include the links below so that you can see the options. So basically we need a group of people that want them and then we will get them. If you have anymore questions let me know.


M70 Lefthand http://www.zastava-arms.rs/cms/index.php?id=234

M85 Lefthand http://www.zastava-arms.co.rs/cms/index.php?id=241



Folks,

Let's let George talk to these people today in person rather than deluge them with a bunch of questions. It looks like they think that they can get both the 70 and the 85 models which means that all chamberings would be available. So, before Zastava crushes our dreams again, let's see what these guys can do.

I don't want to hype this too much before these guys check with Zastava but:

The chamberings offered in the M70 are:

.22-250 Rem, 6mm Rem, 6.5x57, 7x57, 8x57 JS,6.5x55, .270 Win, 7x64, .30-06 Spring., .25-06, .243 Win, .308 Win, .264 Win Mag, 7mm Rem Mag, .300 Win Mag, .375 H&H, .458 Win Mag, 9.3x62


Frank



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FYI,

M85 ("light" sporter 20"bbl., ~ 6lbs. 2oz.)
.223 Rem
.222 Rem
.222 Rem Mag
.22-250 Rem
7,62 x 39 mm


M70 ("standard" sporter 23.6" bbl., 7lbs. 12oz.- 8lbs. 9oz.)
.22-250 Rem
6mm Rem
6.5x57 5+1
7x57 5+1
8x57 JS
6.5x55 SE
.270 Win
7x64 5+1
.30-06 Spring.
.25-06 5+1
.243 Win
.308 Win
.264 Win Mag
7mm Rem Mag
.300 Win Mag
.375 H&H
.458 Win Mag
9.3x62

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I've let our friends over on 24hourcampfire know about this in en effort to raise interest numbers.

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I would consider a 458 and 7.62x39 depending on the terms.
 
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I drove by the address on K-Var's website, but could not find a storefront.

I will try to contact Elliott directly.

George


 
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George thank you for the effort.
 
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Thanks George. I would be interested in a 9.3x62


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Those of you who have expressed interest on this thread should check your PMs.

George


 
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I am interested in at least one depending on price.
 
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I would also be interested in a Model 70 in 7X57. Or just a LH barreled action, I see they offer those in LH as well.


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I would like a LH Model 70 7 X 57


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This is the list so far:

pksman - Model 70 7x57

Constructoman - Model 70 .375 H&H

jsl3170 - Model 70 7x57

Fjold - Model 70 .458 Win mag

Anjin Model 70 9.3x62

Adamhunter - Model 70 9.3x62

QSL - Model 70 .458 Win mag

max(hm2) - model 85 7.62x39, model 70 .375 h&h

Jim in Idaho - Model 70 7x57

kk alaska - Model 70 7x57

J_Zola - Model 70 .458 Win mag, model 85 7.62x39


If I have omitted something or made an error, please let me know.

George


 
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I'll take 2 model 70's a .22-250 and a 6.5x55 I prefer the barreled actions but complete rifles are fine. Thanks
 
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pksman - Model 70 7x57

Constructoman - Model 70 .375 H&H

jsl3170 - Model 70 7x57

Fjold - Model 70 .458 Win mag

Anjin - Model 70 9.3x62

Adamhunter - Model 70 9.3x62

QSL - Model 70 .458 Win mag

max(hm2) - model 85 7.62x39, model 70 .375 h&h

Jim in Idaho - Model 70 7x57

kk alaska - Model 70 7x57

J_Zola - Model 70 .458 Win mag, model 85 7.62x39

mlfguns - Model 70 .22-250, Model 70 6.5x55

mart - Model 70 7x57, model 70 .458


If I have missed someone, omitted something or made an error, please let me know.

George


 
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Hey guys. If the importer simply needs a certin number of rifles to justify the import you might consider opening it up to us poor right hand shooters as well.


As usual just my $.02
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Paul,

The KVar rep said that he did not require a certain number; these would be added to a regular order.

We are only going to deal with LH rifles on this thread.

George


 
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We are only going to deal with LH rifles on this thread.

tu2 If he has no minimum go for it. Would be curious as to his delivered prices.

Son-in-law who shoots your way Wink said he might be interested depending on the price.


As usual just my $.02
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I would be in for a 375. I would prefer just actions or barreled actions. Do you have a definate price yet? I might be interested in one or two more depending on price.
 
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Price will be available after the SHOT Show later this month.

I will inquire about LH barreled actions at that time, but you may be better off with a complete rifle in terms of cost.

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I will inquire about LH barreled actions at that time, but you may be better off with a complete rifle in terms of cost.

George


That's pretty much the way it worked out in Oz. To give you an idea, a bare Heavy Magnum action is ~66% of the price of a complete rifle with walnut stock here. You'd be pushing it to fit even an Adams & Bennett barrel and Boyd's stock, for that money.

The Zastava stocks we get are a very practical design too, but need a light rub back and a few coats of Tru-Oil. The actions can benefit from a little smoothing work, but that's seen as acceptable in a rifle at the price of these ones.

The blokes that have bought them seem very pleased with the accuracy they get, too.


Cheers,
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Just as a question, I guess. The Zastava Arms web site also lists the following models of LK M70 lefthand as available with 5 plus 1 rounds capacity:

22-250 Rem
6mm Rem
6.5x55 SE
270 Win
30-06 Spring
8x57 JS
(In fact, I do not understand why the distinctions in some cases, such as why not .243 or .308, but there you are.)

I assume that standard is the fact with these rifles, though not specifically mentioned. Is that correct? Thanks.


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As a reference point, when the subject came up around January 2, 2011, the response on pricing was around

7x57 and 9.3 x 62: $525 USD

375 H&H and 458 Win Mag: $600 USD.

Certainly, we should not expect any solid numbers until we hear something definite [after the SHOT Show?], but that is a rough idea of what I would like to hear. archer


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I'm still interested in a 6.5 x 55 however I'd like to know the price before I officially commit.
 
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I'm interested in one. Need to think about caliber some more.
 
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