Talk about upside-down install of a bayonet

[Greatguns]

We've all seen plenty of upside-down spike bayonets on Chinese SKSs, but this is a first, for me anyway. Guy has a Chinese SKS, six digit ghost no less, in a Tapco stock and has the blade bayonet on upside-down. 

[running-man]

Heck, they are easy to put on upside down!
Most everyone has some SKS related skeletons in their closet I know (even ift hey don't want to admit it!)

I've got stories of wrenching on the crossbolt with a screwdriver trying to get it off when I was a noob. 
Everyone has to start somewhere!

[Greatguns]

Heck, they are easy to put on upside down!
Most everyone has some SKS related skeletons in their closet I know (even ift hey don't want to admit it!)

I've got stories of wrenching on the crossbolt with a screwdriver trying to get it off when I was a noob. 
Everyone has to start somewhere!

Yeah, tru dat. And once we get experienced in said firearm we get to poke a little fun at the new noobs, LOL. It's kind of like a ritual/hazing/pay it forward type thing.

[Bubbazinetti]

Maybe he wants to thrust up with it or if you grab for his rifle you'll get laced open. Dunno. Folks have their reasons for doing odd things.

[echo1]

I use a longer Yugo on the T6, just because it fits the channel better. PAX

[Justin Hell]

I've got stories of wrenching on the crossbolt with a screwdriver trying to get it off when I was a noob. 

Ditto.