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Quote from: Phosphorus32 on November 23, 2019, 08:47:53 AMQuote from: Weldrdave on November 23, 2019, 07:31:29 AMQuote from: Loose}{Cannon on November 23, 2019, 01:41:23 AMVery nice specimen... Are there any numbers on the side of the inner magazine when you drop the outer? Does it match the trigger housing number?Yes, but it doesn't match the trigger. It appears to be 3 digits, 681 or 687. It's electro-pencil. I didn't see that before!Those are the “assembly numbers”. They should also match each other, except, of course, on your mismatched trigger group.So it's safe to say, it's "mostly" a matching rifle? Not that it really matters much, but I really appreciate this info!!! I'm sure it'll be a nice shooter, "I hope"...
Quote from: Weldrdave on November 23, 2019, 07:31:29 AMQuote from: Loose}{Cannon on November 23, 2019, 01:41:23 AMVery nice specimen... Are there any numbers on the side of the inner magazine when you drop the outer? Does it match the trigger housing number?Yes, but it doesn't match the trigger. It appears to be 3 digits, 681 or 687. It's electro-pencil. I didn't see that before!Those are the “assembly numbers”. They should also match each other, except, of course, on your mismatched trigger group.
Quote from: Loose}{Cannon on November 23, 2019, 01:41:23 AMVery nice specimen... Are there any numbers on the side of the inner magazine when you drop the outer? Does it match the trigger housing number?Yes, but it doesn't match the trigger. It appears to be 3 digits, 681 or 687. It's electro-pencil. I didn't see that before!
Very nice specimen... Are there any numbers on the side of the inner magazine when you drop the outer? Does it match the trigger housing number?
You all are "REALLY" gonna hate me... I've never bought 2 guns in 3 days.
No serial numbers on the trigger, cover, and mag is normal... your seeing production assembly numbers prior to the rifle being serialized.
Quote from: Loose}{Cannon on November 23, 2019, 09:27:27 PMNo serial numbers on the trigger, cover, and mag is normal... your seeing production assembly numbers prior to the rifle being serialized. For certain. If you look at the number stamped (or sometimes ep’d) at the bottom of the barrel lug, they will likely all match. Nice on the 22 mil /636\ pickup. $300 is an excellent price. You can pick up a spike bayo for that badboy pretty easily these days for ~$35 or so.
You all are "REALLY" gonna hate me... I got a call today, from the shop I purchased the Yugo from, "because I asked them if they got any more SKS's in" From the woman who owns the shop and they said they just got in a Chinese SKS. She said they bought it "Cheap" because it was missing the bayonet. Sooooooooo..... I now own it... $300.00, out the door... I'll post it on the Chinese side tomorrow! I just "DON'T EVER" have this kind of luck!!! . Oh, It has a triangle arsenal stamp 636 and serial# is in the 22 millions. I've never bought 2 guns in 3 days.
Quote from: Weldrdave on November 23, 2019, 05:51:43 PMYou all are "REALLY" gonna hate me... I got a call today, from the shop I purchased the Yugo from, "because I asked them if they got any more SKS's in" From the woman who owns the shop and they said they just got in a Chinese SKS. She said they bought it "Cheap" because it was missing the bayonet. Sooooooooo..... I now own it... $300.00, out the door... I'll post it on the Chinese side tomorrow! I just "DON'T EVER" have this kind of luck!!! . Oh, It has a triangle arsenal stamp 636 and serial# is in the 22 millions. I've never bought 2 guns in 3 days. PM me if you're in need. PAXThank you! I believe I'm gonna just keep it the way it is...
Correct Direction and his Yugo porn, it's spank-a-rific..