The wood looks a little darker. There was another thread about this before I got it.
Looks new. All matching numbers except stock. Barely looks fired. Trigger is awful.
Have pics. Not sure how to upload.
The cleaning kit has cosmo on it.
I know this is a dumb question but is there an easy way to upload pics?
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If you want to load individual pics, click on the "IMG" box, it'll say "copied" then you can come over to the Files and use Ctrl+V or whatever the paste function is on your computer.
(http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p412/seaslob/Screen%20Shot%202017-04-03%20at%2010.51.16%20AM_zpsd55f0wsd.png) (http://s346.photobucket.com/user/seaslob/media/Screen%20Shot%202017-04-03%20at%2010.51.16%20AM_zpsd55f0wsd.png.html)
Nice looking Para! thumb1
You need to use the (http://sks-files.com/Themes/1080/images/bbc/img.gif) icon above.
Hit the icon and it will insert code. In between this code, you would then copy and paste the photobucket provided link to your image (I typically use the "direct" link provided by photo bucket, but you can use the IMG or URL link as well and not have to worry about hitting the icon at all.)
So for instance, this image code [iмg]http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p412/seaslob/Screen%20Shot%202017-04-03%20at%2010.51.16%20AM_zpsd55f0wsd.png[/iмg] produces:
(http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p412/seaslob/Screen%20Shot%202017-04-03%20at%2010.51.16%20AM_zpsd55f0wsd.png)
from your album.
Hope this helps, nice looking para! thumb1
Ha! P32 is quick! :P
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I condensed the multiple single picture posts all to one post and cleaned it up some.. :) No biggie..
You can add multiple images to a single post, just hit enter and post the next image link below the previous images link thumb1
Nice para. thumb1
Quote from: Greasemonkey on April 04, 2017, 01:24:18 PM
I condensed the multiple single picture posts all to one post and cleaned it up some.. :) No biggie..
You can add multiple images to a single post, just hit enter and post the next image link below the previous images link thumb1
Nice para. thumb1
Thanks a lot!
I noticed a what looked to be a letter N or Z on the stock below the trigger guard.
Could be just a scratch. The wood is a little darker than my sks. Maybe age.
Everything matches except. Only the stock and bayo appear to be different.
Creepy trigger. Might fixed. Thoughts on triggers?
Will the recoil be different from the 20" barrel?
Thanks!
Looks like an "N" to me..
Triggers.. me, I just shoot it.. and shoot it some more, I don't see it as an uber precision sniper weapon needing an adjustable let off, 1/2 pound pull, overtravel and all that, plus I'm used to Mosins, Nagant and Polish P64 pistols and such too.. just me and my opinion.... :) I guess you could send it off and have a trigger job done as well..
Will recoil for a 20 incher be different than a what? Going from a 20 to a 16.5 inch barrel, the biggest difference one would notice would be the noise level, I don't expect you would notice much recoil difference, or maybe I just have never noticed much recoil difference.
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Quote from: Greasemonkey on April 04, 2017, 01:48:09 PM
Looks like an "N" to me..
Triggers.. me, I just shoot it.. and shoot it some more, I don't see it as an uber precision sniper weapon needing an adjustable let off, 1/2 pound pull, overtravel and all that, plus I'm used to Mosins, Nagant and Polish P64 pistols and such too.. just me and my opinion.... :) I guess you could send it off and have a trigger job done as well..
Will recoil for a 20 incher be different than a what? Going from a 20 to a 16.5 inch barrel, the biggest difference one would notice would be the noise level, I don't expect you would notice much recoil difference, or maybe I just have never noticed much recoil difference.
After pulling the trigger a few times it didnt seem all that bad.
Not big on tinkering around unecessarily on em. Not sure what I will do on that one.
Thanks
Quote from: Greasemonkey on April 04, 2017, 01:48:09 PM
Looks like an "N" to me..
Triggers.. me, I just shoot it.. and shoot it some more, I don't see it as an uber precision sniper weapon needing an adjustable let off, 1/2 pound pull, overtravel and all that, plus I'm used to Mosins, Nagant and Polish P64 pistols and such too.. just me and my opinion.... :) I guess you could send it off and have a trigger job done as well..
Will recoil for a 20 incher be different than a what? Going from a 20 to a 16.5 inch barrel, the biggest difference one would notice would be the noise level, I don't expect you would notice much recoil difference, or maybe I just have never noticed much recoil difference.
What about the accuracy? Or not enough to really notice?
Im keeping it upstate where I can fire it on open land (private property).
Some claim accuracy is better with a shortened sks. Its really all about harmonics and could swing either way.
Quote from: Loose}{Cannon on April 04, 2017, 08:11:41 PM
Some claim accuracy is better with a shortened sks. Its really all about harmonics and could swing either way.
Great info!
Is the wood darker because of age? Looks better than my 1990. Lot's of
differences. The guard rail on the gas piston is different. Are these common?
/26\ 7,000,000. I dont think it has been fired.
It is much easier to handle than the 20".
Being a lefty you have to be creative how to hold it with the strap. And adjust it differently.
It has Chinese writing on it. Does that look original?
Thanks a lot.
Im new to the sks world. Even though i have 2. Im partial to the Chinese.
Think of it, and I'm sure I will be corrected if wrong rofl as a rebuilt military SKS in a commercial configuration...just with the barrel cut down, a 2 piece gas tube(that was a later design), a spike bayonet, a modified shorter variant, which the spike was also a later feature than the rifle and a replacement stock and handguard.
Quote from: Greasemonkey on April 05, 2017, 01:49:52 PM
Think of it, and I'm sure I will be corrected if wrong rofl as a rebuilt military SKS in a commercial configuration...just with the barrel cut down, a 2 piece gas tube(that was a later design), a spike bayonet, a modified shorter variant, which the spike was also a later feature than the rifle and a replacement stock and handguard.
It looks so much different from my 90. Which is an great rifle. Flawless.
Maybe being 5'9 makes the para a little more comfortable.