New Arrival: Yugo M59/66 SKS, Missing Bayonet & Grenade Launcher

[RangeviewSports]

Yugoslavian M59/66 SKS Rifle, 7.62x39mm, Missing Bayonet & Grenade Launcher​

$790.00







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[Bigcrigger]

Are the grenade launching sleeves/bayonets easily found out there? I have a feeling like those would be hard to find. I personally would not purchase one of these if I couldn’t return it to its true potential.

 

[polkey]

She's a real beaut...

 

[xxDaveMcxx]

I'm looking for a Yugo SKS, but I want one in its issued state, not like this.

 

[Zortron]

So you only got one, and it’s this fugly mess?

 

[Gordlat]

#### that’s rough,

 

[johnny the boy]

Crap.

 

[zupermann]

That is the free premium match target grip option.

 

[JeffMan]

My mother said if I cant say anything nice, then don’t say anything at all.

But she’s not here… that’s fugly.

That said, thanks for brining in options Rangeview. I’m a diehard customer.

 

[KyleSchenk]

Yugoslavian M59/66 SKS Rifle, 7.62x39mm, Missing Bayonet & Grenade Launcher​

$790.00







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I'd really like to know why you chose this specific photo to advertise the rifle here? Why not use an actual picture of the "fine specimen" your selling?

 

[bWONGER]

That is one fugly sks

 

[Gordlat]

That is one fugly sks

Sad part is some stupid f u c k will buy this

 

[FEDGE2.0]

$892 after tax for a SKS, Canadians really are suckers eh

 

[fat tony]

You will never get a replacement spigot for it imported. I'd hate to be the sucker face that buys it.

 

[misterplinker1]

From your website

"The M59/66 functions identically to the SKS, but has a permanently attached grenade launcher spigot that also serves as a muzzle brake."

And yet it's been removed... not so permanent after all.

 

[diananike]

Yikes
I could handle the grenade accoutrements and bayonet being missing but that stock….

 

[05RAV]

For clarification, the Yugo SKS's do not have chrome-lined bores. So, using corrosive surplus ammunition is not, really, recommended. The Yugo Army used in their SKS's brass cased and brass plated the M67 ball ammunition which was basically non-corrosive. By the way, it's very accurate ammo (at some point in time, I bought1,200 rounds of the M67).

 

[Mark-II]

So these are basically used civilian rifles that may or may not be sporterised, rather than actual surplus.

Reminds me of Marstars Garand debacle in years past.

 

[nortelsob44]

The reason most people get a Yugo is to have a piece of history. What makes this unique and desirable IS the grenade launcher...