Has anyone had a problem securing this to a Chinese/Norinco SKS M?
2028239
HEY! the sks really isn't made for a scope in the first place I don think. I mounted this to my Chinese sks and it was easy just slight filing, but everything else was a pain. moved on me almost every shot. The bolt hits that receiver pretty hard so I think that was throwing it off. I had the thing tight and secure and went through a lot of ammo because of it.
632219
you'll need to do a bit of dremmel or hand file work to accommodate the slightly larger detachable magazines. Worth it though I'd say seeing as that this stock is simply excellent! Hands down the most comfortable and balanced stock for an SKS I have yet to come across. Invest the time to modify it it's not a difficult project, it just requires patience.
619298
Yes, the one I recieved had the hand guard plastic wrapped in the package. If it is from Advanced Technology, then it should have one. The one thing about these stocks is they are heavier than the original stocks. If you get this stock and go to change the wooden handguard to the plastic one, look close at the pin that holds the rear end on the wooden handguard. The pin has a side that is flat and larger than the hole the pin goes in and the other side you can see the pin is inside the diameter of the hole. You should pound out the pin from the side that you can see is smaller and inside the diameter of the pin hole. Otherwise you damage the pin and can't use it to install the new handguard. I used a countersinking punch for finishing nails on a vise edge. They are nice stocks and depending on which SKS you have you may have to use a dremel tool to widen the floorplate so the magazine goes in when you are reassembling the gun. I had to remove about 1/8th of an inch from the forward magazine well opening for my Yugo SKS original magazine to go back in. The aftermarket steel and plastic magazines may take a little more grinding? Hope that helps? No one told me about the handguard pin so I almost beat mine up too bad to re-use.
1532836
I have a Mossburg 500 with 9 round extended mag and barrel heat shield, using a Knox, "Blackhawk" stock with pistol grip....she slips right in and is protected, secure. I would think the profile is similar.
1003254
It's compatible, but may need a bit of gunsmithing. Mine is at the shop now, being fitted to my Chinese Norinco SKS. He has already fitted one to my other SKS.
2074054
No problems . There are lock rings if utilized, that prevent moving of the adj. knobs. I'm a long range shooter and have no idea as to quick target acquisition .
2202436
This is a red laser, and it holds up well with my Mossberg500 and AR-15 so I reckon it would hold up fine with an SKS.
976113
No, but yea STracing makes some with nylocks and I have never had a problem with them been using them for almost 2 months now with multiple a arms
603323
Yes this is compatible with a Chinese SKS. It will work for all models of the sks. You may have to do some fitting though regardless of the type of SKS. If you are looking for a black stock I would highly recommend just taking the old wood stock and sand it real good and get it cleaned up and then stain it black. I did my buddies that way and it turned out better than using this stock. This stock is not very comfortable and lacks the recoil bolt so the weapon can come out of the stock if hit with the right amount of force as the only thing really holding it to the stock with any pressure is the spring under the trigger guard. Yes this is compatible with a Chinese SKS. It will work for all models of the sks. You may have to do some fitting though regardless of the type of SKS. If you are looking for a black stock I would highly recommend just taking the old wood stock and sand it real good and get it cleaned up and then stain it black. I did my buddies that way and it turned out better than using this stock. This stock is not very comfortable and lacks the recoil bolt so the weapon can come out of the stock if hit with the right amount of force as the only thing really holding it to the stock with any pressure is... » Read More Yes this is compatible with a Chinese SKS. It will work for all models of the sks. You may have to do some fitting though regardless of the type of SKS. If you are looking for a black stock I would highly recommend just taking the old wood stock and sand it real good and get it cleaned up and then stain it black. I did my buddies that way and it turned out better than using this stock. This stock is not very comfortable and lacks the recoil bolt so the weapon can come out of the stock if hit with the right amount of force as the only thing really holding it to the stock with any pressure is the spring under the trigger guard. « Show Less
295375
What is the length of your Mossberg? It would not fit my modified tactical sks because it was 3 inches too long for the bag, But my other units fit perfectly in there.
1532104
There is a pin in the gas block that you need to punch out !! Than it slides on over the bauo. lug and you replace the pin with an allen bolt !! (that is supplied with it) Than there is a small allen bolt that goes between the picatinny lands ( in the groove) tightens against the bauo. lug !! Very secure, but if you like a drop of BLUE locktite on either bolt will close the deal !! Add a sling stud adapter on the picatinny and you're good to go !!! Very secure !! (GOOD LUCK) Very happy with mine !!
654635
Unknown. I haven't shot an SKS since 1975, but if a mount is available, should work OK.
413341
I don't think so. I tried to punch a pin out from a sks to replace a sight that I used a torch on and it bent. :(
1132735
So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
761299
I could not get this product to fit my SKS. It requires far more modification than I wish to perform.
1490565
My 870 sits in there pretty tight but it isn't diffcult pull out of the scabbard. Best description I could think of right now is a comparison to skate shoes. They stay on when you want them to but you can slip them right off if you that's what you want. It probably also depends if you have any sharp edges that it can catch on.I had a problem with my front sight catching the inner liner.
744043
I ended up having to tape the individual pads together in order to get it together properly. I tried taping the pads to the stock and not taping them. Not taping them worked better after I figured out the right way to "roll" the sleeve on. Once it was in place the pads did not move. They seemed to "cup" a little bit around the top of the stock. I have installed two so far on a CZ 452 and a henry lever action. Both of them have narrow combs so I was worried but they are working fine. It is a bear to install however so drink some patience juice before you start.