is it possible to use this muzzle brake with SKS?
1009217
As long as your sks rifle has the same thread type specified on the brake packaging. You need to contact the seller or manufacturer for that info.
1009218
Some sks parts are interchangeable with ak47 but it all depends on which one you have. I would say no.
1009219
have norinco sks and this flash supp. will fit this rifle ,with threading of course
1009220
I think they both use the 5/8 x 24 left hand thread pattern. I would double check your specific model just to make sure.
1009221
Yes it is. You will have to thread the barrel with a 14-1 left hand twist. I chopped mine down and had it threaded. However if your running it withy the front sight post your good. Just take it to a gunsmith it's pretty easy. Hope this helps
1009222
Yes, as long as you can have your sks threaded 14x1 left hand, which will require you to remove the front sight post on your sks. After threading and installing the brake, you might have trouble putting the front sight post back on the barrel without doing a little machining and moving the sight post a little farther back toward the chamber.
1009223
Im sure you could just get the right barrel threading kit and it should be fine.
776009
yes. but remember, it has to be pinned and welded. The material that this is made from is extremely hard. I broke 4 drill bits and an end mill trying to drill through it. I recommend a different muzzle break if you plan to drill and pin it
1257980
No. The Yugo SKS is threaded 14 x 1 RH. This intrafuse muzzle break is 14 x 1 LH, or standard AK threads. http://www.cncwarrior.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=25831. This will fix your problem.
1865941
I've used the same buttpad on the Chinese and Yugoslavia SKS and it fit snug on each. So there shouldn't be a problem using it on the common models since the stock specks were mostly identical.
1032836
I dont think so since they are built on different platforms. The AK & SKS are like 1st cousins so they have similar setups.
750408
I'm not familiar with ordinance but I would assume that most ak platform rifles will be left hand thread @ the muzzle. If that's the case with your rifle, then I would say that you are safe to buy this muzzle break. By the way, it's a very nice brake for the money. It looks good and more importantly, it function well.
5828
I don't recommend this adapter .. You may get lucky if your barrel fit but it will fell off someday .. You may buy the threading barrel kit to thread your SKS that will be better .. Cost you less than 50 buck including muzzle brake .. Good luck with your project
2217045
I use this recoil pad on a Yugo AK M70 underfolder, It has slits on the sides for the folder.Im not sure about a SKS try reading some reviews or maybe youtube. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2098865
There are two different kinds. I ordered the wrong one the first time. You have to see how your grip meets your trigger guard. Mine comes down and around my trigger guard. The other grip just comes straight out of the stock. I'm sure about the sks but one of them will fit it. I just don't know wich one it is. By the way it's a sick grip. I was pumped on it
731473
Im not sure but even with the SKS I had to modify it slightly with a demil tool to sand downto snap the trigger guard in place but has since increased the value and appearance. It is one of the nicer SKS's seen .
637838
I dont see why not. Its made to fit the frame, not the barrel size. It goes under the barrel and along the triggerguard.
1364419
yes.... but you can take it off just as easy....it fits lots of different rifles and works great for the money,but it has a protective covering for the barrel if you get it to hot it will start to melt,this started to happen on my sks but i can assure you it was hot Bryan
654634
seen it mount on a Mosin Nagant , but im thinking the top of a sks receiver is different with no dove tail . go to YOU TUBE and look at some videos on the SKS scope mounting details . then you,ll know what to get for your SKS .
1155354
It's not made to protect threads. This is a slip on unit that allows you to thread a muzzle break, or flash suppressor to a cut end of a SKS
921026
Probably not. The 7.62 X 39 is quite a bit shorter round and the SKS Bandoleer is a snug fit for that round.
411608
I don't think so, at least not in the housing. You could definitely clean your rifle with it, but you more than likely would not be able to carry it under the barrel. Granted I don't own an SKS, so it might work, I just wouldn't bet on it. Peace!
1195440
If your gun has a standard rail under the muzzle, there shouldn't be a problem. Hope this helps.