I bought my first gun yesterday and put it on layaway. Russian SKS, great bore, and matchung numbers for $550. Gonna pay it off on Friday and ready to go when I get the yugo stripper clips in the mail. I'm so excited to get this thing out on the range and go full innawoods
I have a nice Norinco right now but a Russian rifle would fit my collection a lot better. I'm in the market for one and am just going to give my Norinco to my girlfriend.
I've heard a lot about norincos but I've never been willing to buy one The waiting definatly paid off
Jacob Rivera
Me and my dad own two yugos but unfortunately they don't work, we've been looking for a fix for forever but haven't had the time to really get into it. Hopefully yours fairs better.
I find that the laminate stocks always look better after a good hard sanding to even out the wood and refinish with a deep coating of fresh shellac. I've had Russian laminates where the sides looked like they went through a band saw and then straight to shellac.
Please to be of describing problem Comerade. (Being Yugo's, the gas port is probably in grenade mode.)
Jace Thompson
alright which one of you guys are responsible for this?
>went to gunshow, trying to trade SKS and some chink kit away or sell >wandering the rows in the first lap arounD >passed the tacti medical lane, around the tazer booth, past an austrialian with C&Rsenal teir guns >Come past some fudds's booth of shotguns >he turns, 'miring the gun >his lardy compatriot asks me "you want a better stock for that?" >Spaghetti is contained, reply "Nah I'm good" and keep walking
That's an AK mag, user has an SKS-D which was developed to take AK mags.
Jordan Smith
Don't know where his mag came from, but my Cabela's has 20 and 30 round promags for the SKS. I've found the 20s are more reliable feeding. When I fill the 30s up they have feeding issues.
Pic related it is my Norinco Paratrooper with 2 20s and a 30. Gun + 2 mags + 120 rounds cost me $325 3 years ago
Everyone says this but I've yet to have an issue with any of my promag duckbills in my norinco. I've got 40s, 30s and 20s no issues, though the tapco 20 i tried wouldn't feed
Easton Cook
Damn OP
Cooper Myers
I approve of this.
Picked up a Norinco SKS over spring break. I'm upset there is a slight bit of surface rust in a couple of spots, but I did an entire field strip of her today. Everything is in working order, but there was that classic brownish yellow grease all over the trigger mechanism and sides of the magwell. However I'm worried about the clp ruining the finish on the wood, though it'll probably be fine.
Lmao I live in the city it came from sorry gotta be faster than my car
Kevin Young
Bought a yugo SKS as my very first rifle at 18 years old (2008) and it has rusting on the muzzle. $190 years old, no regrets. The rusting is mostly on the break, is this rifle still useful?
yeah thats pretty common on the press and pinned barrel models. Its because they just finish turn the barrels instead of turn and grind them
Jace Edwards
I love the sks, and as a rifle it is pretty much ban proof, but ultimately at $550 it's not worth it. Especially considering that I can get an ak for $200 more and at that range is just a few more paychecks. So I question not the rifle but the $500 plus price tag.
Inb4 ifunny.co watermark. Fuck off its a Jow Forums picture I'm bringing home
Hey anons, I just bought an SKS and through some negotiating I got a wood stock with it for free. I can't get it to fit on my gun, though, am I retarded or did that fudd give me a stock that doesn't work with my norinco?
I feel like I had this problem on my all matching russian, you have to start the metal bits furthur back and then slide them foreward, they sit under that part that is blocking it.
Ayden Edwards
My thought is that you should sell me the wood furniture when you get that sabertooth because that looks like a norinco and i want wood :) mine came with this furniture and i dont like it. Pistol grip is uncomfortable for my hands and the stock is wobbly.
Chase Gonzalez
Fucking rip
Joseph Rodriguez
That won't work because of this thing. As you can see I've chipped it after autistically trying to jam it on. It looks like if I shave the recessed part off, though, it may fit on. Should I just say fuck it and do that?
Nope, just new to the gun. I'm aware that's how you put it on, and it's not working.
Gabriel Long
That's for the trigger mechanism release spring. When the press the button in behind the trigger it pishes the trigger assembly up so you lift it out.
Angel Bell
Post pictures of the rifle markings on the side of the receiver.
Samuel Bell
Do this and take a picture of where the barrel meets the receiver. Are there "flats" on the top and bottom, any alignment lines? If so, you have a threaded barrel and you must buy a stock made for a threaded barrel. If not, it's pinned, and will have to buy a stock for a pinned barrel. They are not compatible.
Adam Mitchell
If you mean under the stock next to the serial number on the barrel then, yes, it has "flats".
Fuck, under the rear sight is what i meant. I need to go to sleep lol.
David Barnes
SKS are great if you live in a commie state, i.e. NY where even an SKS with a big ol' pig-sticker and muzzle brake and scary black furniture is legal because for it to be an 'assault weapon' it has to have a removable magazine and the SKS's counts as internal.
Ian Bailey
Take out your cleaning rod you goddamn fruit, then try it again, tilt the receiver end up, slip it over, then drop it down.