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SKS Carbines => Altered SKS Rifles => SKS Gunsmithing & Troubleshooting => Topic started by: KILLDOZER on October 06, 2017, 09:45:00 AM
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I'm thinking having a spare firing pin or two on hand is a good idea, and wanted to confirm that this Russian pin from RTGparts was compatible. I would assume so, since the Russians started arsenal 26, and by extension, all Chinese SKS production, but the ad cautions that there are different types, so I figured I'd better double check.
http://www.robertrtg.com/store/pc/sks-firing-pin-russian-205p3999.htm?atc=1&idproduct=3999
Thanks again ! dance2
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Photo shows an early style spring loaded FP. These will not work (well) on Chinese bolts as the spring does not have a right angle surface of a counterbore to seat against like it does in the early Russian bolt design. See Murray's page for a good description: https://murraysguns.com/sks-firing-pins/
You could go with a Murray's drop in replacement FP though they are quite a bit more than an surplus FP. Personally I'd go with something like this: http://www.e-sarcoinc.com/sksfiringpinnew.aspx That's a free floating pin and should work nicely in any Chinese, Romy, Alby, or Yugo. thumb1
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Outstanding! Thanks again RM, for the solid info, and the point in the right direction.
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Outstanding! Thanks again RM, for the solid info, and the point in the right direction.
RM knows all sorts of stuff no one really should unless they are a wheelchair scientist guy or something