I have a type. 53 sks I would like to put at different stock on it. The original stock is a little too short for my 6'1" frame. I was thinking of one of the TAPCO SKS T6 Collapsible Stock Black Six Position M4 Type.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/2TINCSTK66166-1.html will this be legal in new jersey. I tell you the laws here are really confusing to this old country boy from Louisiana. Thank

Get together with PK90.. He may be able to help you..The stock would have to be pinned.

 

Tapco compliance kit.. Not sure this kit is NJ legal..

 

Thank you Tony

scroll down to the fiberforce stock been wanting one of these for mine but did not want to screw with 922r but this could get me going..

 

 

http://tickbitesupply.com/sksstk.html

scroll down to the fiberforce stock been wanting one of these for mine but did not want to screw with 922r but this could get me going..

 

 

http://tickbitesupply.com/sksstk.html

 

They've also got thicker recoil pads that might bring the stock up to a comfortable length as well

Don't forget, a detachable magazine on an SKS is no good for NJ.

I always thought we can have a folding stock on a SKS !!!

So long as you keep the internal fixed magazine, you can add a collapsible stock and do not have to pin it. You may run afoul of 922® which is a Federal issue, and I have never heard of anyone getting jammed up for it.

So long as you keep the internal fixed magazine, you can add a collapsible stock and do not have to pin it. You may run afoul of 922® which is a Federal issue, and I have never heard of anyone getting jammed up for it.

 

Does 922r even come into play when the rifle doesn't accept high cap mags? I thought that was one condition for needing 922r compliance.

Does 922r even come into play when the rifle doesn't accept high cap mags? I thought that was one condition for needing 922r compliance.

 

If you check out the survivor sks boards you will find more info on this than you care to read. IMO I think worrying about 922r is a waste of time.

If you check out the survivor sks boards you will find more info on this than you care to read. IMO I think worrying about 922r is a waste of time.

 

I agree

Does 922r even come into play when the rifle doesn't accept high cap mags? I thought that was one condition for needing 922r compliance.

 

922 is something that is supposed to be adhered to when modifying a "sporting" gun into a gun that has "non sporting features"

I follow it because I have no interest being "that guy" you can follow it or not..