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SKS - testing the waters

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  • SKS - testing the waters

    Thinking of parting with my SKS due to acquisition of better toys this past weekend. Just "testing the waters" now, not sure I want to sell...

    She's a Norinco with all matching numbers, I am the original owner, purchased new in cosmoline in 1995. Has had less than 500 rounds through it. Bayonet lug was cut off so it could use detachable mags (two 30-round steel mags included). Cleaning rod missing. Has been kept obsessively clean (I learned firearm maintenance in the Army).

    Asking (not firm price!!!) $250 + FFL fees (I do not have an FFL so would have to pay a friend of mine). No FFL fees if I find someone to sell to in person (VT/NY/NH/MA).

    I think that's fair considering I saw new-in-cosmoline Yugo SKSs going for $275 each, and those are the worst quality out there.

    Or trade for...what do ya have?

  • #2
    Got pics? ??
    CTHULHU/Dagon 2012

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    • #3
      Sure, here are various views...sorry about the stuff in the background, I just grabbed the rifle and did this quickly...

      I forgot to say...I added the rubber grip "boot" to give a better grip, personally I did not like the stock as it was. I tried to sand down the thumb area on top of that spot, you can see it in the photos, but it was a very difficult task so I just gave up and coated it with varnish. Also added a rubber butt pad, which does have a hole in it to access the tool kit inside.

      When I first got the gun, I stripped it out of the stock, sanded the stock down, and put a single coat of varnish on it. The finish has stayed well over the years.















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      • #4
        Has it been adapted to take AK mags?
        CTHULHU/Dagon 2012

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        • #5
          Negative, the original 10-round fixed mag was removed so it could use SKS detachable mags. The lips and upper portion are different from AK mags; only the body of the mag is the same.

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          • #6
            7.62x39 caliber? any ammo with it? where in Vermont? I live in hyde park. thanks.....

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            • #7
              Yes she's 7.62x39. I live in north central VT, would be willing to travel, I would drop my asking price for someone who is local...

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              • #8
                Originally posted by methusaleh View Post
                Negative, the original 10-round fixed mag was removed so it could use SKS detachable mags. The lips and upper portion are different from AK mags; only the body of the mag is the same.
                LOL i have an SKS w/Tapco stock and use the detachable mags....i was thinking (Doh!!!) that the mag "flanges" would be visible with the issue stock.
                CTHULHU/Dagon 2012

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                • #9
                  Rifle has been SOLD to forum member ashelocoa!

                  I would like to thank Diesel and the forum admin for making this not just a great place to network, but also for helping me pass on my rifle to a local who will love it just as much as I have.

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