Pics of my wife's Double Ds

Curtton said:
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once upon a time I have a "D" collection , I had 4 of them but had to sell them and they were easy to sell , there will always be a demand for them bcos they don't make them anymore.

the "D" were my favorite SKS.
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Nice Ds
Yes the Ds are my favourite also.
 
Nice guns. If you got them for a reasonable price you should be pleased, they are going for some very unreasonable prices on the EE lately. These are, at best, $400 guns simply because of the rarity, but lately ads for $600-800 have been appearing. I certainly hope sellers aren't obtaining those kinds of figures.

There is one member here who occasionally posts Russian and/or Chinese SKS rifles in the EE that he modified to take AK mags, essentially a homemade D model. Lists at $450. I don't have a burning desire for one but given the work involved on a single one-off, I'd pay that.
 
My first center fire rifle was a Sks-d. I brought it home on my bicycle, after my mother told the local gun store that it was OK for me to order. She was the only one with a FAC. I used to take my bike and gun to the local range. I was probably 15-16. I sold it many years ago.
 
AK said:
Nice guns. If you got them for a reasonable price you should be pleased, they are going for some very unreasonable prices on the EE lately. These are, at best, $400 guns simply because of the rarity, but lately ads for $600-800 have been appearing. I certainly hope sellers aren't obtaining those kinds of figures.

There is one member here who occasionally posts Russian and/or Chinese SKS rifles in the EE that he modified to take AK mags, essentially a homemade D model. Lists at $450. I don't have a burning desire for one but given the work involved on a single one-off, I'd pay that.
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Yeah I didn't like some of the prices I was quoted when I was looking.
Thankfully I did get them for 400 to 450 mark.
 
enefgee said:
The D Model with the bayonet is quite rare - the SKS 'D' was not made for military use, therefore most were produced without bayonets.
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I always heard it was done to get past the US AWB, but ended up being redundant after Clinton banned all imported firearms from China anyway.

First thing I did when I bought my SKS-D (seems so long ago now) was to replace the bayo lug.
 
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