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    Russ D

    Russ D

    Ultimate Member
    Nov 10, 2008
    12,042
    Sykesville
    I have a complete bayonete assembly that's a new takeoff from an unissued Chicom SKS if you would like to install one. I have all of the parts and it's still in cosmo. Pm me if you are interested. I'm not looking to make a $ I just think it's a waste sitting in my closet.
     
    Squirrel Hunter

    Squirrel Hunter

    Lurker
    Feb 17, 2009
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    Punchabearinnamouf

    Punchabearinnamouf

    High Tech Redneck
    Apr 11, 2009
    5,520
    Hollywood, MD
    novus collectus said:
    If you are talking about the back cover, I noticed it comes out real easy if you push forward on the cover removing the spring tension from the recoil spring.
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    I noticed that too, forgot to mention it haha thanks for the assist. :thumbsup:
    And glad we could help Squirrel Hunter, oh and by the way,
    Squirrel Hunter said:
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    Glad to see you're keeping with the "Foot-in-picture" rule. :lol2:


    And is that a cigar belt by your foot?
     
    boss66tcode

    boss66tcode

    a bit of an Eddie Haskle
    Sep 8, 2008
    2,024
    in 'da hills
    At the risk of plugging another site, there is a link on surplusrifle.com on cleaning, dis-assembly, and more other stuff on an SKS than most need. I'm on my 2nd yugo now, and have found them to be very straight forward, easy to service rifles. Others will disagree, but its the best little semi-auto you can find if you are not in the price bracket for a AR-10 or some such rifle.
     
    Russ D

    Russ D

    Ultimate Member
    Nov 10, 2008
    12,042
    Sykesville
    boss66tcode said:
    At the risk of plugging another site, there is a link on surplusrifle.com on cleaning, dis-assembly, and more other stuff on an SKS than most need. I'm on my 2nd yugo now, and have found them to be very straight forward, easy to service rifles. Others will disagree, but its the best little semi-auto you can find if you are not in the price bracket for a AR-10 or some such rifle.
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    I've been saying the same thing since I got my first one.
     
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