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Hi.Looking at a 1950 laminated stock tula sks.Numbers matching,all original no refurb.pics look great.I don't know too much about them.He is asking 295.00 plus shipping.Is this a good deal?is this a fairly rare gun?Any input or coments would be appreciated.thanks.:ang3
 
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1950 SKSs had a hardwood birch stock, if the gun you're looking at truly has a laminate stock, it is 100% for sure refurbed and worth about 175-200$.

Btw:not that I care but some folks sure do, this post should go in the red rifles section.
 
The place i am looking at buying it from is weimajak.He guarantees 1950 un refurb but it is a laminated stock.thanks
 
Weimajack is a solid guy, have bought from him a few times. Thinking there is a misunderstanding here, read the stickies in the red rifle section and you will see for yourself. A laminated stock on anything other than a late 55/56 is not factory original. It could be all matching numbers but.....

Cheers
 
shooterbuck said:
Weimajack is a solid guy, have bought from him a few times. Thinking there is a misunderstanding here, read the stickies in the red rifle section and you will see for yourself. A laminated stock on anything other than a late 55/56 is not factory original. It could be all matching numbers but.....

Cheers
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Mid '54
OP: It is a refurb if its in a laminate stock. It is possible there are no refurb marks on it, Ive seen that before but if its in a laminate stock then its refurbished.
 
supernova said:
Mid '54
OP: It is a refurb if its in a laminate stock. It is possible there are no refurb marks on it, Ive seen that before but if its in a laminate stock then its refurbished.
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Nope, pretty sure mid 55.........last of the letter series rifles, which were the last produced in Russia.
The first letter series rifles still had the birch stock.
 
I've got a '50 with a laminate stock with no X's and all other matching numbers, but as far as I know that doesn't mean it came that way, it just means the stock wasn't previously issued to a different rifle.
 
shooterbuck said:
Nope, pretty sure mid 55.........last of the letter series rifles, which were the last produced in Russia.
The first letter series rifles still had the birch stock.
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The earliest non-refurbed laminate seen so far has been a 1955 dated pre letter series . All of the letter series "D,I,K" came in both hardwood or laminate. The "D" was the earliest with more hardwoods,the "I" had about 50-50,the "K" in hardwood are very rare,and have only shown up in these latest imports.
 
Woodbeef said:
The earliest non-refurbed laminate seen so far has been a 1955 dated pre letter series . All of the letter series "D,I,K" came in both hardwood or laminate. The "D" was the earliest with more hardwoods,the "I" had about 50-50,the "K" in hardwood are very rare,and have only shown up in these latest imports.
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Seems like we are learning a lot with the latest batches, time to update the stickies?
 
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