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Started by BMont, July 08, 2021, 08:30:45 PM

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BMont

Goooood evening all you sks fans.  Thought I would drop a pic or two of one of my fave commercial variants.  I bring to you my NR that I found in the back of the closet. 























Greatguns

If my MC-5D would have been an NR I never would have sold it. Just didn't care for the modified standard type FCG/Mag catch as it was a weak link.

Anyway, very nice specimen of a Commercial SKS thumb1
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Matchka

Very nice NR! Dare say, I'd be bummed if I had sold it off a few years ago!

Bubbazinetti

Very nice sir. Reminds me of my Labanu Sporter in several respects.
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Greasemonkey

Nice  thumb1...Interesting...Wonder why it doesn't have the usual NR stock, far as I knew, the NR used 2 styles of thumbhole stocks.

Yeah..one of 2 commercial ones I have.. :o

I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse......

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.

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running-man

As far as I know there are two different stocks on an NR, one from the '93 and early '94 series, and then one for the late '94 series.  Both are thumbhole stocks with the differences between the two in the foregrip (early slab side identical to a model 63 stock, later ones look very much like a std foregrip with finger grooves that are identical to a model 93 stock)  This one from BMont looks like an M stock was put on his NR at some point in time? 

Here's some great photos from XXX on our weebly pages:





      

Greatguns

Well, it appears someone either replaced the stock or we found a new version of the NR import. Either way it looks nice.
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BMont

Hey guys... on lunch break at work.  I have two NR's and the one in the photo I still have the original styrofoam insert from the box with accessories.  I know they are all put together so maybe this is a new version not sure.  Will post the pic of it together when I get home.

Bacarnal

As long as it came out of the closet... whistle12 wink1

Bubbazinetti

I will say that stock looks eerily similar to the M model stock.



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firstchoice

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Good looking NR, however it came from the factory. The stock is pretty much identical to the two "M" stocks that I have. But that doesn't mean anything absolute when it comes to the commercial Chinese SKS', for sure. If you have the original box for the NR, does it by chance have any tags or nomeclature on it that identifies it? Sometimes the smallest things help in clearing up theories.

The stock on the NR that GM posted was probably the most comfortable, ergonomic of all the Thumbhole stocks, in my experience. My opinion only.  I had a SKS-63 with that stock on it and liked how it felt.

Anybody have any theories or WAG's as to what the "NR" stood for? I know the "D" was supposed to designate "Detachable", "M" for Monte Carlo, and "MC-5D" for Monte Carlo 5rd Detachable. But "NR", "63", "93"?  dntknw1

firstchoice

Bubbazinetti

NR= No Reloading.
When guns are outlawed only outlaws will have guns.

BMont











Ok here are a few more pics for perusal

BMont










And a few more.

BMont

I tend to think... since they are commercial that these are the M stocks.  Not sure which came first the chicken or the NR?  But in any event I have two of this odd ball variant.  I like these stocks alot... much more then the normal NR with the thumb holio

BMont

As long as it came out of the closet... whistle12

LOL... eventually all my little pretties come out of the closet!

BMont

Anybody have any theories or WAG's as to what the "NR" stood for? I know the "D" was supposed to designate "Detachable", "M" for Monte Carlo, and "MC-5D" for Monte Carlo 5rd Detachable. But "NR", "63", "93"? 

A friend of mine told me the NR stood for not reliable with ak mags.  lol.  Ive not had a problem with any chi com ak mag.  Snaps right in.  Polymer.... hit or miss.

Greasemonkey

Interesting.. maybe it's the super secret Chinese unknown closet hybrid variant.. an MNR...  Maybe Not Right..    sorry.. :o  rofl2 rofl2


I saw one a long time ago in an auction... just always figured the owner swapped stocks.. It was stamped as an NR with the M stock..


Being it's a ban era commercial SKS and came with low cap mags... NR might just be a Chinese jab... No Right's
I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse......

Leave the gun, take the cannoli.

I said I was an addict........I didn't say I had a problem

running-man

Those serial numbers are outside XXX's range when he collected the info I think.  It could well be a factory stock.  The styrofoam in the box is cut for a thumbhole stock though.  It may be that as the last of these we rolling off the line that they put whatever stocks (93's, M's etc) they could scrounge and that explains the discrepancy.  Would need a few more examples before I'd lean one way or the other though.  Neat ones for certain though.   thumb1
      

BMont

Quote from: Greasemonkey on July 09, 2021, 07:30:49 PM
Interesting.. maybe it's the super secret Chinese unknown closet hybrid variant.. an MNR...  Maybe Not Right..    sorry.. :o  rofl2 rofl2


I saw one a long time ago in an auction... just always figured the owner swapped stocks.. It was stamped as an NR with the M stock..


Being it's a ban era commercial SKS and came with low cap mags... NR might just be a Chinese jab... No Right's

I think it is the MCV.... my closet variant...haha... Commercial... its probably what others have said... they put whatever stock they had there at the time on it... they probably didnt care they just wanted those greenbacks.