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SKS @ Range

BossyMossy
in Ranges & Gun Shops

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Hey guys --I know that an SKS /w bayonet is perfectly legal. That being said, do you guys take your bayonets off of your SKS when you bring it to the range? I just feel like it may draw some stares.. lol..

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    Nope, Keep mine on proudly. Some ranges will have issues if you extend it though ;)

     

    I'm not being a D Bag or anything Nick...

     

    But I heard, from a little birdy, that use of the bayonet is the only way you hit the target... :russian:

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    I have never removed mine. I dont know if anyone found it weird or not because I am there to shoot, not please others:) At CJR&P nobody seems to mind at all. As for accuracy, I found no difference whatsoever with the bayonet extended.

    Ken

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    No one has urinated themselves in fear when I have shot my Yugo with bayo extended & GL. At least not that I am aware of. Even when I explain to those who don't know that it has a GRENADE LAUNCHER, not a muzzle 'break'. People think the hunk of metal on the end actually somehow flings grenades all by itself, magically. And always the pineapple/frag type. If someone is so afraid or fearful of inert things, they don't need to be around firearms, automobiles or marital aids

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    The bayo doesnt just slip off with the push of a button like on a AR or AK. On a SKS, you have to remove nuts and bolts & springs to remove the bayonet.

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    The bayo doesnt just slip off with the push of a button like on a AR or AK. On a SKS, you have to remove nuts and bolts & springs to remove the bayonet.

     

    One screw.

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    I went with it on. I had to shoot this thing to make sure it fired correctly as i just got it. Everything went fine, but to be honest, there were most definitely some stares lol. I heard one kid comment "Holy shit, now i know what they used in the war!!" lol.

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    I went with it on. I had to shoot this thing to make sure it fired correctly as i just got it. Everything went fine, but to be honest, there were most definitely some stares lol. I heard one kid comment "Holy shit, now i know what they used in the war!!" lol.

    Awesome! That would make the range trip worth it to me :)

    Ken

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    The bayonet can be extented halfway down and stuck into the ground to make a neat monopod.

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