NIB/Cosmo Chinese Military SKS?

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I understand these went "extinct" about a year ago, but are there any dealers that have a few of these left?
 
Bought a couples expensive ones 3 or 4 month ago, my grandboys call them their precious... Lol. JP.
 
They are not rare as you think as long you don't mind paying an extra $100.00 compared to other sks's.

Check with marstar, they usually have some
 
Later civilian models were made with stamped receivers I believe (I hear crappier wood too). Not sure what the difference with the early ones were.

Negative. Stamped receivers are rare and were a test run by the military. They even tried cast receivers.

All the rest had milled receivers, whether military or civilian.

The sticky has tons of info.
 
Bought a greased up never fired Chinese Military recently for $250. I have another one that's a mutt, that ones my shooter .
 
How can one tell a military one apart from a civilian one?

It can be hard to tell with some. The Type 56 SKS is the most inconsistent SKS ever. The early commercial Type 56 SKS were identical to late military SKS. They were just old stock parts assembled into SKS to be sold on the commercial market. The later ones are easier to tell. Anyways though, the commercial ones are still a good SKS that could run with military SKS. The popular SKS-D that takes AK mags is commercial and you don't hear people complaining about it.
 
A year or so ago and people would have said you got ripped off. Now.... Not so much.

And others would say that the Type 56 would never go up in price.

Go figure.

Some people here said " Chinese SKS are not colectable and will be forever cheap" I said allways that they are wrong. The same dealer that sold them for 159$ in 2014 now is seling for 300$, in 1 year double price. You will see Russian perform even better in the future. Do not believe that "sks are plenty and will be allways cheap".
 
Some people here said " Chinese SKS are not colectable and will be forever cheap" I said allways that they are wrong. The same dealer that sold them for 159$ in 2014 now is seling for 300$, in 1 year double price. You will see Russian perform even better in the future. Do not believe that "sks are plenty and will be allways cheap".

Yupp. I bought my SKS about a year ago for $225+tax, a Ruskie in a laminate stock. Kinda wishing I bought a chinese one from Marstar instead, because the Russians still sell for what I paid, while the chi-com ones are significantly more than they were...
 
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