Hello, which pinning method is on your current SKSes? External rivet, or internal follower?
Thanks
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Hello, which pinning method is on your current SKSes? External rivet, or internal follower?
Thanks
Last edited by BeaverMeat; 03-29-2013 at 10:36 PM.
"There's a big ... machine in the sky, ... some kind of electric snake ... coming straight at us."
"Shoot it," said my attorney.
"Not yet," I said. "I want to study its habits.
External rivet on the bottom of the magazine holding a small cylinder of steel on the inside of my Russian.
Would it be a good idea to summarize all the different pin type, photo included, and make it a sticky in the Red Rifle forum ?
mines got a big ass steel plug welded to the bottom.
Only men of good will are capable of committing the most grievous of sins.
A nicely welded standoff in mine from Marstar.
[Place witty comment here]
Small angled piece of steel welded to the follower.
Round metal plud welded to the bottom of the mag.
Could you all post pic of the pin, please ?
Ok I've been pondering this for a bit and I'm gunna come out with it now. The mag body is what is restricted right so how is it that a welded follower is legal BUT the body itself is still at max cap... In any other mag this would cause you to have a prohib device upon cleaning so shouldn't this be true with the sks
My sks mags
Russian has a large rivet and a cylinder.
Chinese has a ak 5/30 mag but i cant pull the bolt back easily (gotta yank it) with more then 4 though.
And then my tapco.
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