The torture test

[Greasemonkey]

Just cause.....

I'm sure it will ruffle a feather or two 

https://calibremag.ca/the-sks-torture-test/

Little payback for the lampshade mess and all the other horrid things

[Bacarnal]

Read the entire article.  Take aways:
--Stainless steel bolt carrier?
--At least clean the bore and functioning parts of cosmoline before firing.
--If you burn a stock, the thinnest areas will burn through and break.
--Canadians consider maple syrup to be a lubricant.
--Tannerite not only works to kill hogs (other videos), it works on SKS's as well.
--In 2015 you could buy a Russian SKS for $179.00.

Thanks GM

[High Noon]

I think their goal was to just have fun and generate a story that got readers to check it out.

Their "test" wasn't much of a test in my opinion.   Don't you need multiple rifles and a control rifle group for a real test?  Sure I take things too seriously sometimes.....

Plus the world has one less Russian SKS. 

[ceedub53]

Our Canadian brothers to the north should be ashamed of that article.  Firing 3-4 rounds into the base stock of the SKS proved what? 

[Phosphorus32]

Just the Canadian version of idiots, "Hey hoser, hold my Molson, watch this!"

[Cz315]

Just the Canadian version of idiots, "Hey hoser, hold my Molson, watch this!"

Yep. Demolition Ranch wannabe's?

[running-man]

Pretty shoddy 'science' there.  Mythbusters would be proud of them that they didn't put a cannonball through someone's front door though.