shots fired

[larm]

anyone want a sks shoot out?

[echo1]

Nice  PAX

[running-man]

LC had a .22 rimfire Jackalope challenge many many years ago when we first opened SKS-Files.  (https://sks-files.com/index.php?topic=55.msg404#msg404)

We could revive something like that, maybe even get some prizes together or something.

[larm]

if anyone cares to join the sks shoot out its on.  starts today and ends on the first of april.

50 or 100 yards
seated supported
10 rounds
slow fire
any type of target

lets get them safe queens out on the range

winner buys lunch

[1mlt]

I think that German is dead, possibly over-kill. NICE ...

[larm]

issue #25

out the safe and into the fight

[larm]

issue 25 getting cleaned

i am thinking its a 1956 russian rebuild....i look her up here , but itsconfusing to me.

[Greatguns]

According to the database list it’s probably either a ‘50 or a ‘57. Is the gas block a straight 45 degree angle or is it the rounded curved type?

[larm]

i had bought 5 russian sks this alittle different, the other 4 are dated early 50s

this is a pic of a 50 dated compare to the other

also the bayo is different color and has a better saftey







change lower case to upper case

[running-man]

issue 25 getting cleaned

i am thinking its a 1956 russian rebuild....i look her up here , but itsconfusing to me.

Hi larm, it's a '57 built carbine.  (S/N on the receiver has a И suffix which indicates 1957.)

I had to do a double take as the stock (УM5996) does not match the receiver or other metal parts (YB5986) though it is quite close. 

[Greatguns]

Ah, I missed the suffix letter on the SN, good eye RM.

larm, early Russian trigger groups used a friction safety, but that was replaced, in late '50-early '51 IIRC, with the flat safety spring for the 'over-center' lock.

[larm]

thanks friends.

shes back up, waiting for that rainy day

[Papahound]

Nice looking setup 


Have fun !!