My personal Yugoslavian Sks Collection

[Evossti]

I was going to get this rifle out of the safe this weekend to take pictures but while going through my phone pictures I found few of it! Very deep and nice quality trech art from Serb soldier!


       

[Direct Connection]

Thats a whole lotta collecting you have there ! Very nice. Always wanted a Slovenian Honor Guard

[Evossti]

Thats a whole lotta collecting you have there ! Very nice. Always wanted a Slovenian Honor Guard

Appreciate that! I have two more sks's with trench art to take pictures off and that is where I am currently with my sks collection. I have another 50 or so Yugo rifles with few of the more rare/uncommon ones in there.

[Evossti]

Well I didn't get chance to take pictures of last two Sks's because ended up making 980 mile round trip to pick this little Yugo m93 .50 sniper rifle! I know it's not a sks but it would be a shame not to share it.


         

[running-man]

Very neat!!  Were you actively looking for it or did it just fall into your lap? Can't say I've ever even seen one before!

[Evossti]

Very neat!!  Were you actively looking for it or did it just fall into your lap? Can't say I've ever even seen one before!

I guess yes on both accounts?! I was bidding on one about 8 months ago (early Eaa imported one like this one) but I stopped at $8000 because by the time fees and taxes hit it was close to $9000 which was more than I was willing to spend at the time. Buddy mentioned that he knew someone that had one and might be interested in selling right after that auction was over but he couldn't get exact information on it for some reason or other so I put it on back burner. Fast forward to two weeks ago I figured this would be good time to look for one again as my "must have Yugo rifle" list is shrinking so I reached back out to find out that particular rifle was a early Eaa imported m93. Next thing you know I am going on the road trip to pick it up last Friday! If you like big caliber I also have a very rare Croatian Manda .50 rifle where only 84 of them were build during the war from 1991-1994. Forgotten weapons has very nice video on one and Ian had to travel to Croatia to get his hands on one!