Description
Adopted by the Soviets in 1945, the SKS was seen as a way to give infantryman a less cumbersome, less capacity restrictive option to the heavier, longer Mosin-Nagant without the range limitations of a sub-machinegunner. Chambered in the intermediate 7.62x39mm M43 rifle cartridge, the infantryman could carry more of this ammo than the 7.62x54mmR. This rifle was replaced afterward by the AK-47 family of rifles.
Features:
- Refurbished
- Visible metal parts are matching
- Stock may also be matching
Specs:
| Action | Semi-auto | Operation | Short-stroke Gas Piston | |
| Stock | Wood | Magazine Capacity | 5 | |
| Forend | Wood Lower, Bakelite Upper | Optic Interface | None | |
| Rear Sight | Elevation Adjustable V-Notch | Front Sight | Elevation Adjustable Post | |
| Accessory Interface | Military Sling Swivels, Integrated Bayonet Mount |
Additional Information:
Note: These firearms are in surplus condition. While refurbished, stocks may be pitted, paint may be discoloured or faded, and metal may have minor rusting or pitting. Accessories provided may not be as shown.
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