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Hand Skills
CGN Regular
- Location
- In the 'heartland', southern SK
Still better than this….thing…asking $2100
The definitive SKS evolution: a high-performance, lightweight DMR that balances tactical precision with a commanding aesthetic.
SKS 7.62*39,
Chrome-lined bore,
Free-float firing pin,
Barrel 18.5" threaded,
AK style 2-piece adapter
14x1 LH,
Spin on Muzzle Brake (accepts all 13/16x16 threaded attachments),
ATi folding stock with pistol grip,
Strikeforce adjustable buttstock with cheek rest riser,
Magpul AFG-1 angled forend grip,
ProMag 25-round magazine,
Kodiak Defence picatinny rail system,
T-Eagle military grade tactical scope EOX 1.2-6 x24IR illuminated, 1/4 MOA click, fast focusing speed, production is based on 7.62x39,
T-Eagle scope mount best in class "motionless as a mountain",
RedDot angled right for easy aim, 3 MOA 30-100 yards, CR2032,
Laser 100 yards, adjustable windage, LR44,
Weapon light for the left thumb, with different modes, charge display, USB Type-C charger,
Extras: tactical gloves, tactical earmuffs, original mag, scope flap covers, RedDot cover, tools, lens wipes, USB-C cable, spare parts, instructions and manuals,
Shipped disassembled, with dismantled attachments and removed guts in individual boxes and wraps,
Pickup is as pictured,
PAL verification as the first step.
A professionally dressed SKS — not another “Bubba” build.
In surplus firearm circles, “Bubba” describes rifles altered carelessly — mismatched parts, cosmetic additions, and little regard for integrity. This SKS stands in contrast.
The barrel is properly shortened to 18.5 inches for improved balance and handling. It features left-hand threading in the pattern of the AK-47, fitted with a correct adapter and a functional muzzle brake — installed for performance, not appearance.
A T-Eagle LPVO, military-grade and built for 7.62×39, offers an illuminated reticle and dependable clarity. It is mounted on a full-length rail that holds zero, secured by a bracket bearing the brand insignia beneath the slogan, “Motionless Like a Mountain,” a statement of stability rather than ornament.
An offset red dot allows rapid transition with adjustable brightness and windage. The laser is windage adjustable as well.
The 150-yard-rated weapon light includes a charge display and USB-C capability. It is positioned to the left to accommodate the support-hand thumb, placed beside the angled foregrip for intuitive activation without shifting grip.
The stock has been properly milled to accept the magazine and rail while preserving structural integrity.
Measured modification. Deliberate execution. Respect for the platform.
The definitive SKS evolution: a high-performance, lightweight DMR that balances tactical precision with a commanding aesthetic.
SKS 7.62*39,
Chrome-lined bore,
Free-float firing pin,
Barrel 18.5" threaded,
AK style 2-piece adapter
14x1 LH,
Spin on Muzzle Brake (accepts all 13/16x16 threaded attachments),
ATi folding stock with pistol grip,
Strikeforce adjustable buttstock with cheek rest riser,
Magpul AFG-1 angled forend grip,
ProMag 25-round magazine,
Kodiak Defence picatinny rail system,
T-Eagle military grade tactical scope EOX 1.2-6 x24IR illuminated, 1/4 MOA click, fast focusing speed, production is based on 7.62x39,
T-Eagle scope mount best in class "motionless as a mountain",
RedDot angled right for easy aim, 3 MOA 30-100 yards, CR2032,
Laser 100 yards, adjustable windage, LR44,
Weapon light for the left thumb, with different modes, charge display, USB Type-C charger,
Extras: tactical gloves, tactical earmuffs, original mag, scope flap covers, RedDot cover, tools, lens wipes, USB-C cable, spare parts, instructions and manuals,
Shipped disassembled, with dismantled attachments and removed guts in individual boxes and wraps,
Pickup is as pictured,
PAL verification as the first step.
A professionally dressed SKS — not another “Bubba” build.
In surplus firearm circles, “Bubba” describes rifles altered carelessly — mismatched parts, cosmetic additions, and little regard for integrity. This SKS stands in contrast.
The barrel is properly shortened to 18.5 inches for improved balance and handling. It features left-hand threading in the pattern of the AK-47, fitted with a correct adapter and a functional muzzle brake — installed for performance, not appearance.
A T-Eagle LPVO, military-grade and built for 7.62×39, offers an illuminated reticle and dependable clarity. It is mounted on a full-length rail that holds zero, secured by a bracket bearing the brand insignia beneath the slogan, “Motionless Like a Mountain,” a statement of stability rather than ornament.
An offset red dot allows rapid transition with adjustable brightness and windage. The laser is windage adjustable as well.
The 150-yard-rated weapon light includes a charge display and USB-C capability. It is positioned to the left to accommodate the support-hand thumb, placed beside the angled foregrip for intuitive activation without shifting grip.
The stock has been properly milled to accept the magazine and rail while preserving structural integrity.
Measured modification. Deliberate execution. Respect for the platform.
OkayShooter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
And added touch, the chefs kiss...
The trying to do the perfect edgy cool photo shoot, with the trigger lock still on it.
PERFECT.
Besides the DEI community college write up, it doesn't look half bad, at least they have a proper rail instead of a railed dust cover, and he's not pushing a barrel clamp red dot mount like that one R-tard a while back.
I give it 3/5 sicks of butter
Thats awsome! And it has a trailer hitch wtf. Love it
Hand Skills
CGN Regular
- Location
- In the 'heartland', southern SK
I saw a minty 2 tone Blue and White 1969 Camaro pulling a trailer when I went to town today.
It's just that kind of day I guess - should have snapped a picture. Might have stopped myself outta respect for the old farmer driving it
Some folks are 'Practicality First'!
It's just that kind of day I guess - should have snapped a picture. Might have stopped myself outta respect for the old farmer driving it
Some folks are 'Practicality First'!
goldsince2k
CGN Regular
- Location
- Southern Alberta
Like to unsee, lord 
I've done both and thoroughly enjoyed myself . I would enjoy shooting the above pictured monstrosity.............. far back in secluded areas .
