If you have any for sail around that price I would drive to you. As an added bonus I'll also pay in $2 bills!
The SKS
- Thread starter 300_whisper
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Mine ain't going no where!
I am not willing to spend a lot of money on modifying my SKS but I would like to see one in a jungle carbine type configuration.
1- Barrel bobbed to just a couple inches in front of the gas port, and a very effective flash hider permanently mounted.
(If necessary, The gas-port would be opened up to give the action the correct pressure it needs to cycle.)
2-- Iron sights removed and a scope base mounted upfront for a scout rifle type optic . Set up for a long eye relief low power variable scope with illuminated reticle.
3-- The magazine would hold 20 rounds not 10 but it would still be the same type of internal magazine that you load from the top via stripper clips, and has a quick dump feature when you want to clear the weapon to make it safe for a cold firing line.
1- Barrel bobbed to just a couple inches in front of the gas port, and a very effective flash hider permanently mounted.
(If necessary, The gas-port would be opened up to give the action the correct pressure it needs to cycle.)
2-- Iron sights removed and a scope base mounted upfront for a scout rifle type optic . Set up for a long eye relief low power variable scope with illuminated reticle.
3-- The magazine would hold 20 rounds not 10 but it would still be the same type of internal magazine that you load from the top via stripper clips, and has a quick dump feature when you want to clear the weapon to make it safe for a cold firing line.
5 MOA for mine, with early 1990's Russian HP ammo. Maybe 7 m.o.a. with modern cheap stuff. But, that still gives you a "minute of bad guy" out to 200 yards which is four times the effective range of a pistol or shotgun w/ buckshot.
What strikes me as odd is that the mag prices haven't changed that much.
Sorry to burst the haters bubble but this is what peak performance looks like
poor man's air defense gun:
Rarest are North Korean, East German and North Vietnamese. They can sell for 4000+.
The Chinese & Yugoslavian ones are easy to find. Russians are available in pretty good numbers too.
Ones from Albania and Romania are less common and are usually a bit more expensive.
No matter which country you choose from, you're getting mil-surp perfection.
Isn't that vz-58 kind od high.
Regardless. I still want an sks.
