Ooof that’s like 2 sks KD’s, at that price does it still retain the function of the bho working with the vz58 mags? I get one if you got more of the converted 223/5.56 sks’s that take ar mags.
Ooof that’s like 2 sks KD’s, at that price does it still retain the function of the bho working with the vz58 mags? I get one if you got more of the converted 223/5.56 sks’s that take ar mags.
Maybe for under $1000 I would consider it, but not at that price sadly
Before this thread rolls into its typical fashion.
The gun has to be reversed engineered to accept a VZ mag. Bolt has to be re-machined, a mag release system had to be designed from scratch, the receiver milled down, the stock machined and filled.... the list goes on.
Bringing something new and fun to the market is not a cheap thing to do as these have to be done by hand.
Our smith worked hard on these.
So before y'all start complaining that it isn't the price of a regular SKS plus a 35.00 magazine, understand a lot more goes into things than a a harry potter spell.
Be respectful.
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Matt
I would assume the rifle would be a collector grade SKS and not a BBQ paint beater. No eye roll puhleez.
I don't doubt that a lot of work went into them, but I'm not sure if it was time well spent for the price needed. It's always nice to see something new come out though. I hope they find good homes and are enjoyed by the new owners.
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Too soon.
Last edited by WanstallsOnline; 07-22-2020 at 08:30 PM.
If your gunsmith ever gets bored and wants to make another .223 SKS I would be very interested. Kicking myself for not buying the last one. This one is cool and please keep letting your gunsmith be creative.
Kudos to the smith, Boourns at the price