The spy case of that hot little number in NYC has got me to thinking I need to get an SKS, with a nicely red-tinted stock. Which of the country variants (Russia/Yugo/Chinese/Albanian, etc.) is best overall for reliability, accuracy ( know its a 3-4 MOA rifle)?

I love my Yugo 59/66A1... and I haven't even shot it yet! Beechwood stock, rubber butt-pad, flip-up night sights, grenade launcher and sight.

 

http://www.surplusrifle.com/shooting/lastgreatsks/index.asp

 

 

Taken from: http://www.surplusrifle.com/sks/index.asp

One reason Yugo SKS rifles (in fact all Yugoslav small arms seem "beefier") is because Yugoslav cartridges are much "hotter" loads than other similar "East Bloc" ammo, plus since Yugoslavia's manufacturing capacity was relatively limited, each weapon had to be more durable.

i have 4 and there all great

 

russian

yugo

chinese norinco

romanian

Wouldn't that be nice if you were talkin about women ted.

Wouldn't that be nice if you were talkin about women ted.

 

YA and they cant speak english

I love my Yugo 59/66A1... and I haven't even shot it yet! Beechwood stock, rubber butt-pad, flip-up night sights, grenade launcher and sight.

 

http://www.surplusrifle.com/shooting/lastgreatsks/index.asp

 

 

Taken from: http://www.surplusrifle.com/sks/index.asp

One reason Yugo SKS rifles (in fact all Yugoslav small arms seem "beefier") is because Yugoslav cartridges are much "hotter" loads than other similar "East Bloc" ammo, plus since Yugoslavia's manufacturing capacity was relatively limited, each weapon had to be more durable.

 

Never really wanted an sks until now. That rifle looks sweet.

sks is a blast to shoot ... and cheap 8)