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General Discussion / Re: Spring cleaning paratrooper
« Last post by echo1 on March 22, 2024, 03:44:49 AM »
Very clean rifle. I luvs me some Paratrooper, PAX
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Re: Strange But True...Picts Post #6
« Last post by echo1 on March 21, 2024, 06:34:33 PM »
Crappy camera, sorry dudes, PAX
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Re: Strange But True
« Last post by echo1 on March 21, 2024, 05:33:13 PM »
Long lug with the Chinese marked sling dated 1970. Should have picts soon. PAX
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Re: Strange But True
« Last post by Boris Badinov on March 21, 2024, 05:04:36 PM »
Long lug or short lug barrel collar? Or pressed and pinned?
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Re: Strange But True
« Last post by echo1 on March 21, 2024, 04:26:27 PM »
Laugh,

PAX you know you have a problem when a gun you didn't know you had surprises you!  locomotive1

Sounds like a scrubbed and fully refurbished Chinese letter gun.

No indication of being scrubbed, has "A4121" everywhere there's numbers except the stock, only 4121. PAX
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Re: Strange But True
« Last post by running-man on March 21, 2024, 03:17:03 PM »
Laugh,

PAX you know you have a problem when a gun you didn't know you had surprises you!  locomotive1

Sounds like a scrubbed and fully refurbished Chinese letter gun.
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Re: Strange But True
« Last post by Worm on March 21, 2024, 01:48:35 PM »
Whenever ya see no import marks, she's either a bringback or a Canadian border hopper.

Can't say I've ever forgotten about a gun in my collection. Sounds like a fun problem to have though. Lol
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Chinese SKS (Military) / Strange But True...Picts Post #6
« Last post by echo1 on March 21, 2024, 01:42:45 PM »
Hi Folks In The Know,

I've been digging through my remaining SKS rifles and ran across one I didn't remember. In all honesty, when I was actively buying rifles years ago, I never paid close attention to the details, mainly the PRICE and general over all condition. I was pretty green and just buying them as fast as I found them. This gun that reappeared is a little curious. Is an "A" 4 digit /26\ without Chinese T56 characters. A4121 is the only marking on the receiver other than /26\, and I can't locate an import stamp, even with the action removed or under the bayo. I don't think it's a vet, it's just too nice. It's matching numbers (no # on bolt), crown is blued crisp, lands & grooves deep, the bolt face and hammer look new, no wear at all. The stock is correct for a blade bayo, which has the staking marks aligned, but the stock looks too nice for the age, has horizontal numbers (4121), is relieved for a T86 sized base, looks to have been done later as there's a small chunk of unfinished wood where the front of the base would go. I'll get picts when I get a chance. PAX
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Commercial Rimfire / Re: Got Lucky this Time
« Last post by Papahound on March 21, 2024, 01:18:44 PM »

Almost resembles a 10/22
Nice 👍

The only lever rimfire I have owned was a Henry - it was well made , Ruger will not let ya down 👍

One reason to get one was the mag compatibility. You can use 10/22 mags in a 96 but not the other way, 96 mags are flat bottomed, 10/22 are curved and I have a boat load of 10s. I've got hi-cap but I think they'd be a waste and ugly in a classic lever. I'll need to use a scope if I want to  see what I'm plinking  :) PAX

I owned a 77/22 that used the same mags , very accurate - wish I still had it 😞

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Commercial Rimfire / Re: Got Lucky this Time
« Last post by echo1 on March 21, 2024, 12:44:41 PM »

Almost resembles a 10/22
Nice 👍

The only lever rimfire I have owned was a Henry - it was well made , Ruger will not let ya down 👍

One reason to get one was the mag compatibility. You can use 10/22 mags in a 96 but not the other way, 96 mags are flat bottomed, 10/22 are curved and I have a boat load of 10s. I've got hi-cap but I think they'd be a waste and ugly in a classic lever. I'll need to use a scope if I want to  see what I'm plinking  :) PAX
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