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me too
All items shipped by canada post expedited with tracking and $100 insurance included.
Insurance above $100 coverage is on the buyer.
I'll need to see your PAL for firearms,ammo.
my chinese sks was so packed with grease that it took 2 days to clean, and another day with the stock.
spent a week in the oven to bleed the grease, a few dishwasher runs, and then a week to oïl...
will never do that again.
what a pleasant surprise.
welcome to the red rifles club, B .
Yeah,the stock on the Chinese SKS is pretty full of cosmoline. I've been using a heat gun to get it to sweat out the cosmoline. Pretty slow going. My Russian SKS was way easier to clean. For the Chinese one I had to break out a bucket of simple green, a heatgun , lots of shop towels, tooth picks, q-tips. Took about 3 hours. Came out super clean by the end...just the stock left to finish.
I enjoy firearms and firearm accessories.
Picked up two last year. Have to say "they were really nice 1951 Tula hardwoods and pre cleaned as good as it gets". Hope you enjoy yours as much as I like mine.
Rand
Last edited by wingshots; 04-26-2014 at 01:20 AM.
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Awesome. Everyone should have an SKS, if for no other reason , just because they can !
When all else fails, Bark like a dog !
Congrats… I had no idea there were people out there that didn't have an SKS..Welcome to the fun zone
No retreat,No surrender
Had mine since last summer, never shot it once. Maybe this summer. Have a crate of ammo to waste
I had a ftf today with mine.
Don't understand why, the primer took a good wack.
Put the round thru again and it fired it lol...
That is after Thousands of rounds...I think I might have run about 5000 thru it already lol
You will love it :-)
Shooting clays at 160 yards today with the irons
I already have too many guns to shoot.... I dont think I will shoot the sks much honestly.
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