The SKS... Just WHY?
- Thread starter Drachenblut
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please list all of the expensive fancy schmancy guns you own then google "deez nutz"
After buying 7+ guns on the EE in the last 9 weeks, I'm having a problem with listing all the guns I currently own. Still waiting to take possession of 2 of them. I do have a couple of pictures that will probably satisfy you though;
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2009-10-13
1) Lee Enfield #4 Mk 1 (T) (1945, matching numbers)
2) Lee Enfield #4 M1 (1943, Fazakerly)
3) US Rifle, Model of 1917 (01/1919)
4) M1 Garand (Springfield 12/43)
5) SKS (Chinese $169.00 @ SIR)
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2009-01-27
1) Shilo Sharps #3 Sporting Rifle in .45-70
2) Winchester M92 in .44 Magnum (1906 mfg)
3) Marlin M1894S in .44 mag
4) Browning B92 in .357
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2009-04-03
Armalite M15A2 in 5.56mm with a Tactical Solutions dedicated .22 upper
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2007-08-12
Colt Government Model in .45acp (Series '70)
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2008-04-19
Same pistol showing .400 CorBon barrel and Kimber .22 LR conversion kit. Is this enough, or do you need more?
I just bought one with a synthetic stock, its fun, cheap, simple, and durable as all hell.
I'd rather throw it over my shoulder and run up the mountain than lug a long rifle in a case.
Did I mention cheap or durable. AND it looks neat enough to give newbies those big "omg wtf is that?" eyes.
Someone said they went through 17 patches. I just got mine from someone who never really looked after it. Took me over an hour and a half to get the bore "clean" I'm still working on it. When I get some time its getting the entire breakdown.
I'd rather throw it over my shoulder and run up the mountain than lug a long rifle in a case.
Did I mention cheap or durable. AND it looks neat enough to give newbies those big "omg wtf is that?" eyes.
Someone said they went through 17 patches. I just got mine from someone who never really looked after it. Took me over an hour and a half to get the bore "clean" I'm still working on it. When I get some time its getting the entire breakdown.
you need to read all the threads on the SKS..have you not heard about that chemical that is in the russian cosmoline ..just touch it once and it penetrates your skin...it is like crack for gunnutz..next thing ya know you own a crate or two
whats with the tags on the trigger guards, do you plan on selling them?
- Location
- Not really sure.
What he said....
Just to clarify the "S" is predicted to "HTF" in the winter of 2012 so get your camo straight!
After buying 7+ guns on the EE in the last 9 weeks, I'm having a problem with listing all the guns I currently own. Still waiting to take possession of 2 of them. I do have a couple of pictures that will probably satisfy you though;
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2009-10-13
1) Lee Enfield #4 Mk 1 (T) (1945, matching numbers)
2) Lee Enfield #4 M1 (1943, Fazakerly)
3) US Rifle, Model of 1917 (01/1919)
4) M1 Garand (Springfield 12/43)
5) SKS (Chinese $169.00 @ SIR)
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2009-01-27
1) Shilo Sharps #3 Sporting Rifle in .45-70
2) Winchester M92 in .44 Magnum (1906 mfg)
3) Marlin M1894S in .44 mag
4) Browning B92 in .357
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2009-04-03
Armalite M15A2 in 5.56mm with a Tactical Solutions dedicated .22 upper
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2007-08-12
Colt Government Model in .45acp (Series '70)
Shot with FinePix E550 at 2008-04-19
Same pistol showing .400 CorBon barrel and Kimber .22 LR conversion kit. Is this enough, or do you need more?
please flex your epic gun ownership muscle some more sir in front of all of us SKS garbagegun owning peons [so we can laugh our asses off at you some more]
without reading the other responces...
Because they are too cheap to buy an 858!
"flame suit engaged
No free gremlin included with the purchase of each sks.
Dear peon, if you notice, I own an SKS also!
I've noticed quality ranges from shipment to shipment, sometimes dramatically and the dealers simply don't even know what they are getting before they land here. Yes, I would buy a "mint" SKS for $169.00. Good luck finding one. The ones I have seen look beat up and used, one reason I have stayed away: I think these are the Russians. The Yugoslav (Serbian) SKS' are the ones that are nicer, newer in manufacture and quality generally. Am I wrong about that? Where can a Yugo SKS be found in Canada? PM me!
