CBRPS stock for SKS-45 1953y.

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Hi.
I got an answer from Bernie.
Question:
What distinctions of model of SKS-45 and SKS Yugo and Norinco models for editing CBRPS stock?
There is possibility of setting CBRPS stock on the model of SKS-45?
http://www.cbrps.com/Products.html

Kristian -
If the wooden stock flanges and overall dimensions are the same as the SKS Yugo or Norinco models, it should work.
Cost of shipping to the Ukraine via USPS Priority Mail would be about $40.
Our next run for the SKS CBRPS units is tenatively scheduled for February-March of next year.
Best regards,
Bernie Rolfe
 
The stock itself is prohibited in Canada. You could have a 40" barrel on it and it would still be prohibited. Any aftermarket stock that changes a rifle to a bullpup configuration is a very bad thing here... It is a silly law.
 
I was looking into this stock about a year ago. Before I knew they were prohibitted. Bernie said he has had no trouble shipping any of his stocks into Canada so it's probably safe to say there are a few of these have slipped through the cracks. Won't be supprised to see one of these on the news one night.

For those of us that like to stay legit, keep dreaming I guess.

Would still like to get one for the SKS or one of the 597 ones as well. Just for a little laugh at the range. From what I've seen on some of the reviews the trigger link sucks (well duh) and the plastic around the screw anchor points is too thin and prone to cracking.
 
DAR 701 said:
The stock itself is prohibited in Canada. You could have a 40" barrel on it and it would still be prohibited. Any aftermarket stock that changes a rifle to a bullpup configuration is a very bad thing here... It is a silly law.
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Understood.
FOOLISH laws- are much more in Ukraine.
...foolish laws are foolish rulers...
 
JimboJones said:
I was looking into this stock about a year ago. Before I knew they were prohibitted. Bernie said he has had no trouble shipping any of his stocks into Canada so it's probably safe to say there are a few of these have slipped through the cracks. Won't be supprised to see one of these on the news one night.

For those of us that like to stay legit, keep dreaming I guess.

Would still like to get one for the SKS or one of the 597 ones as well. Just for a little laugh at the range. From what I've seen on some of the reviews the trigger link sucks (well duh) and the plastic around the screw anchor points is too thin and prone to cracking.
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I will give the detailed review and analysis after firing...
 
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