The one worry of aftermarket sks parts & stocks.

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I always worry about the fitment of the plastic stocks. Thinking on getting a dragunov choate stock to ###y up my sks. Are they any good or stick with the wood stock?
 
larrysmith said:
I always worry about the fitment of the plastic stocks. Thinking on getting a dragunov choate stock to ###y up my sks. Are they any good or stick with the wood stock?
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My Russian SKS just underwent the Tapco Intrafuse upgrade, the one with the blade bayonet cut. It looks great and feels even better in my hands. Go for it!
 
I had a choat drag. stock on my Chinese SKS then on my Russian ,fit was no problem on either.I sold the stock however and went back to wood.

Also have a Tapco on one of my other SKSs ,again very nice fit ,no problems (still have it ,like it better than the Dragunov for my shooting pleasure)

Paul T
 
I went with a Tapco on my chicom as I have longer arms and I enjoy the longer length of pull, also the reason I sold my Type 97 and chose an AR instead. These stocks have come a long way, if anything it may be a tighter fit, so that you can relieve it, most likely on purpose, harder to add material than remove a bit at a time IMO.
 
I'm running the choate dragunov on my russian SKS. It fits very well, no modification necessary. I personally think it fits a lot tighter than the laminate stock the gun came with and feels more sturdy. I'd recommend it.
 
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