SKS Rifle Field Strip

[@jkarlsonsrv]

I am a bit late to the SKS party, being a young child in the 90s....Paid 427 (380 plus sales tax) out the door for my Norinco last June. Imported by B West Tucson, still in the cosmoline. It's a great gun. My first center fire semi auto rifle.

[@templar_east8835]

I paid 289 December 24

[@sabretoothkissa8726]

I paid 170$. Russian one.

[@marckcarbonelloifveteran410]

I paid $468 taxes and background included for my 1957 SKS Model 56.

[@robspear03]

@@sabretoothkissa8726 Not past 2016 you didnt. It was either a pos, stolen or both.

[@sabretoothkissa8726]

@@robspear03 2019. Auctions. Finland.

[@3cressidas]

It is refreshing to see a vid without stupid back ground music, made by someone who speaks clearly.

[@kierandahle7714]

this gun was the first ever I bought with my own money complete with bayonet an kit and rod, payed 125$ in cash when I was 16 still one of my favorites to shoot

[@davidr1676]

I passed on the SKS when they were 60 to $70 a piece. I could've bought one a week easily. it took over a decade to reach $140 for one. I bought an AK NIB for $270 and a 1440-1540 round case of non-corrosive ammo was $189. The only time I saw cheaper ammo was the corrosive stuff in those bug sardine cans. I bought ammo by the box, of quality, and was around $2.49-$4 forever. purchased ammo in bags that might've been reloaded and even after I parted ways with it, i saw good prices until this last year. problem for years after the 90s was there was little to no bulk as the shop owners typically were only getting a case or two to take the 20 rd boxes and price them. Here I sit almost 30 years later and I have an overpriced SKS because I grew frustrated not finding ammo for a different rifle. I would never have paid the price but it came with a case, several mags and most importantly is a red/green dot probably worth more than the rifle even in times of inflation for the rifle. Damn hindsight. 1 or 2 SKSs per week, probably could have done an AK each month also and ammo randomly. oh, and the Tokarev pistols were about $40 each and I don't think that background checks were needed from the first guy that was selling all this great stuff. H&K rifles were still under $800 gently used but ARs were not all that common yet. You could also get AP rounds back then but I didn't really see the point and foolishly passed. Hindsight now but had a notion back then to have started buying SKS and AKs but I never liked the Tokarev pistols but I didn't think realize how nice virtually untraceable and "throw away priced" pistols might be someday. Never again to miss out on great deals.

[@Brandon-wc1lu]

we used to buy them all the time for $75 in a box with all the accessories. I agree that the prices now are ridiculous. If you are wanting something that will do everything an SKS will do but better there are better options. I love old military rifles however and can understand buying one even if “20 years ago they were practically giving them away”. Cool old guns with alot of history. Thank you for the video!

[@mikemarion19]

I see you went with the shiny red poop stock

[@robspear03]

Still works better than an AR.

[@JS-te4gz]

@CelticSaxon88 Ars are fancy jam machines....if.not cleaned and oiled constantly they fail

[@ovinn5924]

@CelticSaxon88 Cool pfp!

[@amanwithnoname6687]

Love the shiny commie poop sticks

[@xxxXOctaneXxxx]

lmfao I'm dying - still a nice looking stock tho haha

[@gun_nerds]

Yeah it looks like the STG-44 bolt... because Germans took it from the SVT-40.

[@Kssav]

net split huh? It’s a Russian gun not german gun.

[@gun_nerds]

@@Kssav thats my point

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

No, the Germans didn't. They don't look similar and do not operate in the same manner. The SKS and the SVT 40 do have similarities, but even those similarities are minor. It's obvious you haven't actually seen the bolt and bolt carrier of the StG 44 to be making such a comparison.

[@darthlegoman2608]

The StG44 bolt was a completely different thing.

[@johnwesley-oldchannel-6821]

I was at a gun store in my town recently and found one made in 1977 for $300

[@18winsagin]

Thanks, I just got a KIB and couldn't remember the steps. Had a Norinco in 94 and sold it, I did regret it and came up on this Refurb with nice Red tint birch wood and couldn't resist it. I do remember the Norinco being one of the best shooters I ever had the chance to shoot quite a bit and accurate to boot!

[@DeadeyeLefty]

Just bought a Russian SKS (53 I think, still looking) For $230CAD...so about $20 USD !! Been shooting a long time but this is my first SKS. It's in my lap now and I'm pausing the vid as I go to figure out how it actually works, so thank you for being concise in your description and not adding annoying music that only you think fits the video.

[@PartTimeJedi]

SKS average price on Armslist - $350-550. plus shipping, transfer fees etc just not worth it anymore.

[@tfbtv]

I am inclined to agree.

[@RobertSmith-le8wp]

Yep. I paid $120 for my Norinco and was really considering a Russian model. I just couldn't justify it. An AR at that price point is a much more usable weapon.

[@ughmas]

It is if you have to deal with the stupid safe act in NYS like I do

[@PartTimeJedi]

+ughmas or the Draconian gun laws here in Massachusetts

[@jamess662]

I payed $120 for a norinco in 2001 or so... I miss the sub $300 ak's as well.

[@VTheArchEnemyV]

technically not fully field stripped as the trigger assembly and internal magazine weren't removed.

[@tfbtv]

I generally do not do that for a quick field strip and cleaning on these rifles.

[@spaceslav]

+TFB TV Thank you for the great video, what are your opinions on people being able to print AR receivers using 3D printers?

[@ARikozuM]

The only parts that I've 3D printed are custom foregrips, stocks, and cheek risers. While I had success with a 3D printed lower (only lasted about 600 rounds) I wouldn't try to make an upper as the density, flex, and strength may not be there.

[@robspear03]

@@tfbtv Still, not field stripped. Field stripping is the removal of parts and/or groups of such without the use of the armorer or any convoluted tool use. The mag and trigger group can be removed with the tip of a bullet. Therefore, you did not strip the weapon.

[@NoGufff]

These were very popular in Australia during the late 80's and early 90's. Hearing of the US ban at that time makes me wonder if it was responsible for the Au market being flooded. There must be thousands buried in barrels that weren't surrendered when the laws changed.

[@DeimosPC]

Only Norincos were banned. We still have a shit ton of Yugo / Serb SKS's

[@meangreen320]

Idk why people say “this gun isn’t worth this much and I find that ridiculous!”.... it’s a non imported milsurp gun with history , known reliability , and nostalgia as a lot of westerners first rifles and people are willing to pay $500 plus for them... so yeah they are worth that amount. I don’t think a GI ww2 Colt 1911 is worth 1300, but hey !!! people pay that much for them

[@Slap0]

I use the cleaning kit tool to move the lever. My first rifle and I love it.

[@tycho7006]

I actually picked up an M21 0296 Norinco for around $420 recently. While that's still a lot of money, it's in great shape and was still caked with cosmoline in a ton of places that required me to take it apart nearly completely (like the gas tube, recoil spring, and inside the bolt carrier) and I don't think it's been fired more than once or twice. All the serial numbers match except the magazine, oddly enough, and it didn't have the spike bayonet or cleaning rod. I took it to a range last weekend and it was a lot of fun to shoot!

[@_PhamTuanCuong]

if my school was still teaching how to use the SKS i would have find this video earlier

[@xdassinx]

I'm disappointed by all the "not worth it" comments. If you were lucky enough to pick one up for $30 to $80 bucks, good for you. However, if you bought a new car in 1994 the average cost was $12,350.00. In 2014 the average cost is $33,560. In either case their value goes down as you use them. We’re long past peak supply of surplus SKS’s. Prices going up as supplies run out shouldn’t be a surprise. You can still pick them up from $330 to $425 for an unissued Yugo. WASR-10's are starting at $600. Though not as functional out of the box as an AK the SKS is better built than a WASR and easier to shoot accurately. A fairer comparison would be to the Mini 30 which starts at around $550 used to $750 new. Love or hate the Mini, the SKS is priced way below it. So even if you love the Mini, and hate the SKS I think you're hard pressed to say the SKS isn't priced appropriately. While it is a shame you can't pick one up as an impulse buy like you would a candy bar any more. The current price point isn't bad relatively speaking. Just make sure you want one before spending the money. The price is a bit higher then just pocket money. If you do want one, don't wait until they're the same price as a WASR.

[@Josephithinkthatsme]

Thank you so much just purchased a sks and luckily before I went to shoot I seen this and 100 percent would have had slam fire my pin was stuck solid

[@Mitchell.H.98]

Just to show how easy an SKS is to field strip, I disassembled and reassembled an SKS without any prior knowledge of how to take one apart. I'd say not bad for the first gun I've ever taken apart.

[@isaacrhodes4617]

Ok, thank you for this soldier level field strip. A lot of guys go full bore strip right down to bolts on KZbin but this video is my sweet spot lol

[@starfleethastanks]

So you got away from Phuc?

[@tfbtv]

Finally!

[@starfleethastanks]

+TFB TV Don't hassle the Hoff!

[@RobertSmith-le8wp]

+TFB TV I'm sure you would agree at $300 Mosins have gotten stupid expensive

[@robspear03]

@@RobertSmith-le8wp But its supply/demand. While theres something like 15,000,000 mosins in existence...they arent all for sale. Shit does dry up. Can you get a sub-$300 rifle? Yup. But some folk collect or just absolutely want a Mosin. It isnt the 90s anymore.

[@kylerebo5261]

I actually picked up one of the commercial ones with an ATI "Dragunov" stock at an auction about a year ago for 200 bucks! Love the thing!

[@myopiniondoesntmatter8958]

I had a Russian made SKS for years. I grew up on the farm and needed a good tough rifle for varmints and the SKS did not let me down. The only thing I didn't care for was that it was so damn long. I'm 5"11" now but I remember being 14/15 and having a time keeping it's level lol. Anyhow, the old SKS went by the wayside when I bought me a mini 14. NOW THAT WAS A GOOD RIFLE! I don't have either one anymore as I have traded them off or sold them but I do have an AR and would trade for a mini 14 in a heartbeat! lol I really like my AR but I loved my ranch rifle. great shooter.

[@Igneoused]

You can pick up a beater Chinese Type 56 SKS from J&G Sales for $329.95, Classic Firearms has Yugoslavian M59/66 A1 SKS's for $420. I've bought from both and have been very satisfied.

[@heinekenboy6901]

in canada they are at 225$ with a cleaning kit slig and strippe 4 stripper clip if you whant the ammo pouch you have to pay 50$ for 2 ammo box it a scame .... got mind about 6 mounth and the only problem a hade with it is the internal magazine but change it for a Tapco and it work great and give a better look on my SKS great review on the SKS

[@andrewjansen9702]

There are only 7 parts you have to take apart to field strip this thing? That’s awesome. I wish they were more simple though. An FAL for example, you just press the lever, and to remove the bolt and carrier, you just break it open like a shotgun. Then you clean your bolt and carrier, put them back in, and close it up.

[@ak47t-rex37]

Im buying another one today for 300.

[@ak47t-rex37]

From a private seller near me.

[@ak47t-rex37]

+James M it was one guy who took it in on part of a trade. not a company or anything.

[@ak47t-rex37]

+James M what state are you in? i go on a lot of forums and sometimes they pop up.

[@hopethishelps91]

@@jamesm1297 classic firearms .com has them for about $319

[@Dave1-08]

In Canada you can pick up an SKS for about $230. 1500 rounds of corrosive surplus ammo will run you about $300 up here as well.

[@oldtimesmatthew]

I still think the 350-450 price on the Chinese type 56 SKS is a good buy. You're getting an all milled/machine forged rifle. Semi auto with a 10 round internal mag, strong wood and steel construction. The damn thing is beyond rugged, and nearly as reliable as the AK platform. Something like that today would easily run you $1,500+ to produce and buy. I paid 500 for my Tula Russian 1954 SKS. Happy with that price. I think it's kind of a case of "If I knew then what I knew now." I had to pay 400 for my Swiss K31 but no one can deny that to produce and buy that kind precision/quality bolt rifle new today would easily run you $2,500.

[@nobody2021]

not to mention that you're not limited to just 10 rounds, you can buy aftermarket 30 and 40 round mags for the SKS. it's illegal to install it unless you also replace enough other parts (and i'm not even sure if it's enforced very often), but in a SHTF situation who's going to care or stop you from using it?

[@o9rgeronimo979]

All ak's have pinned barrels and only some sks have pinned barrels and stamped trigger assembly.that you can always upgrade.

[@Later2u]

Good informational video. You mentioned an 80's commercial SKS. I have one. It has what I call a beach wood stock, light in color, not shiny. I like the military stocks better for the looks.

[@boostcreep4749]

Thanks! I took my gun apart to clean and couldn't figure out how it went back together. lol. Video is good info!

[@thesmitty83]

Bought a Norinco for $500 yesterday. Would buy another in a heartbeat. I miss the $100 days as much as anyone else but unfortunately time never makes a gun cheaper

[@Immortalkalashnikov]

Damn I bought my SKS back in 2015 for 250 and I thought it was expensive lol.

[@thesmitty83]

@@Immortalkalashnikov I bought my Saiga for $400 and sold it for $2500. Guns are good investments apparently. Gun Broker says i can get $800 for my SKS now.

[@Immortalkalashnikov]

@@thesmitty83 Yea, especially since you cant get Saigas anymore. I have an Arsenal SGL21 that I bought for 850 and they sell for a nice amount as well. But I would never sell it, then I can't get it again lol.

[@MarcoFromTropoja]

My father in law just gave me one of these for free. He said he bought it at a gun show back in 2000 for like 70 dollars.

[@DeadpoolDeadcool]

Glad to see a quote from Karl Pilkington! Made me laugh remembering all of his adventures.

[@richardlahan7068]

I'm certainly keeping my 1966 Chicom Type 56. I like it as much as my AR15s.

[@ElijahDecker]

I recently got two Chinese SKSes off Gunbroker for $325 and $360. They're still the cheapest self loading center fire rifles on the market, but the only reason for pay more than $400 for one is if you're a collector.

[@ethanross5919]

Up here in Canada I got a Russian SKS all matching except the mag sighted in and clean for $200 last year

[@omarnsimpson908]

Why not extend this to taking the firing pin and extractor out of the bolt and taking the trigger pack and the magazine assembly out of the receiver? Most people watching this are probably doing so because they just purchased an SKS that's probably caked all over in Cosmoline and God knows what else and need to thoroughly clean it before shooting.

[@Urkie1979]

Bought my Russian SKS for $200 (taxes incl). Surplus still isn't too bad, all things considered. $175 for 700 rnds or $295 for 1400. Considering ammo costs here in Canada, that's actually good.

[@simonferrer]

Considering that you guys can get the Chinese surplus ammo on the good stripper clips (not the NC Star commercial knock-offs that don't really fit w/o a lot of dremel work), that is a pretty good deal. An excellent all around truck gun.

[@Urkie1979]

There IS a big downside, though. It's pinned to 5 rounds. While that does help conserve ammo, it's a real nuisance and serves no legitimate purpose. There's ways around it. Like getting an adapter for it and using 7.62x39 pistol mags. But it's an expensive loophole...

[@gophop]

Yugo brass-cased ammo comes on strippers that work well in the SKS. I reuse them with Tula and Wolf.

[@Urkie1979]

I will probably end up going that route eventually...got a bunch of steel cased ammo from a colleague at work for free so that will definitely get used first...no room to store new stuff yet :)

[@spammed999]

That sks is greasy as fuck boys

[@chunkystyle]

must of gotten in the hands of a samsquatch

[@spammed999]

It must of, it aint rocket appliance.

[@potc420]

Worst case Ontario you just wipe it down with some degreaser

[@chenry7084]

Got my SKS for 3 something at a local gun shop recently, always wanted one and I figured that it was the best price I'd likely find. Sad thing is that this one was new condition and still in cosmoline, and I'd recently passed up on grabbing one of two beat to a pulp SKS rifles at Cabelas that were priced at around 500, no excuse for asking that much.

[@EyeForKnowledge.]

Paid $200 in 2012. Put a tapco stock on it and I like it better than my AR. It’s heavier but it shoots better. Straighter and it eats the cheap ammo all day.

[@Super-J10]

Wish you would've done a Yugo .....still great vid as always

[@MilsurpWorld]

If SKS's were in 7.62x54r I'd be much more interested in them.

[@dan2198]

Just get a Vepr then

[@ElijahDecker]

Why? 7.62x39mm was around the same price as 54R and is actually cheaper now since the flow of surplus 7.62x54R from Ukraine has been cut off by the conflict there. 7.62x39mm is still an excellent hunting caliber, roughly equivalent to .30-30 at 1/5th the cost per round.

[@coltonmarshall6023]

Then just get a SVT-40...

[@ElijahDecker]

+Fernie pow I've seen those demand $700 and up on GB.

[@coltonmarshall6023]

Right I forgot they are more expensive in the states.... up here in Canada I can pick one up for about $300-$400.

[@MrSexyRoland]

love that karl pilkington quote

[@robspear03]

You buy one at that price because its no longer the 90s. People get bored of ARs and a GOOD akm variant is still above that price. Millenials....no idea how inflation and supply/demand works.

[@stevenrichards3699]

I bought 2 of them in1992 for $89 each. In the box, unused, coated in grease. Then I grabbed two 770 round tins of 7.69x39 for $39 a tin. Probably equates to $500 in todays money, but Ah yes, the good old days !

[@GiarcraiGO]

These can still be found in Canada for $200-250 a piece. With our dollar being as low as it is right now that would only be about $150-186 US.

[@JS-te4gz]

Not after may 1st this year...like $400 for Russian ones

[@Skidjit]

There are better guns out there for practical use but I still love the SKS. Love shooting them, troubleshooting them and teaching how to use them.

[@tfbtv]

They are pretty fun. Just wish they were still cheap!

[@myopiniondoesntmatter8958]

+TFB TV I don't think the terms cheap and guns go together anymore. not since YOUR president took office😉

[@Jsworld01]

so ive been shooting my sks for years now and i just field stripped it and im missing the piston in my top handguard is this common?

[@sergeantbigmac]

Literally right before the big gun scare post SandyHook, a buddy of mine got an SKS for 200 flat including fees... And immediately after they doubled in price and havent come down since. Gun owners fucked themselves over believing the 'theyre coming for your guns' hysteria. I was trying to tell people not to panic buy because the market will think those inflated prices are normal. Well, were living in the aftermath of that.

[@kyleschafer6275]

Just the end quote deserves a like, Karl Pilkington is awesome. However you also gotta love Sks, except with how much in value they've gone, just like the mosin.

[@zetahoven4556]

The furniture looks a bit beat up, was it like that when you purchased it?

[@ChodaStanks]

My eyes are hurting from the shine!

[@majinvegeta7381]

Solid video brother. Have the SKS paratrooper/bullpup.

[@rcnelson]

Excellent. Succinct and to the point.

[@LFooger]

Gotta love the technical terms, "doohickey" haha

[@logancampbell4177]

I have two 1950s Russian sks and they were both around $300

[@matthewingram3141]

Just bought a Norinco SKS, all matching and it incredible condition for only $325. I think I did well folks

[@cryo2383]

great vid, own a sks from Tula, 1950. Paid 450$ recently. Like it more than my Ak :)

[@m_k__94]

سيمينوف . اموت عليهه . عندي وحده I very love sks

[@davidr1676]

During the 90s those bargain buckets were common. One local place had old "Fudd" rifles and shotguns for $15 on up. was going to buy a double barrel or 2 and set to work on them back in my youth when gun laws didn't phase me much. Now I'm glad that I passed on the illegally converted UZI and Tec-9s. I think those were set ups anyhow, atleast the UZI was.

[@Nathan-zw7nq]

I was able to luckily get a free Un-issued Yugo SKS (My dad bought two of them for $45 bucks a pop in 1996 and gifted me with the other when I turned 18. It will most definitely be an heirloom that is NOT for sale).

[@adamdavis1737]

Got one 2 years ago for $300. I feel lucky to even have found it for that price these days

[@Prepare2Survive]

They still are a good deal especially if you live in a state with a lot of anti gun laws. Nobody produces an SKS in the USA like some people do with AK47 rifles because the SKS has a milled receiver which would make a new production gun cost over $1000 today and nobody would buy one at that price. Producing a AK47 leaves an actual profit margin because it's just an inexpensive stamped steel receiver.

[@illusiveman9512]

I could arm a small army for that price.

[@m.k.7199]

Where did you get the .380 PPK/S barrel threaded and which suppressor did you use?

[@mrpyromaniac675]

That is my dream gun along with an ak with an underfolding stock

[@flamzy150]

This is most Australians dream gun never even got to see one here rip fun guns

[@Capmikqc]

Here in Canada, SKS are worth 250$ - 300$.

[@jameseastridge2273]

Thank you.

[@navajoguy8102]

Helpful video, a Romanian SKS was among the first guns I picked up, I think it cost me between 300 to 400 dollars? Crazy considering my older relatives were able to get one for like 100. Now though I see people trying to sell them for 600.

[@mysteriousstranger175]

Now they go for 700 with a scope

[@shawnc1936]

No Norinco ban on Canada but the Chinese SKS's are still 300+ while the Russian start around 200.

[@shawnc1936]

+Patrick Takada only ones I've seen on CGN are all over 300

[@thelasthostage]

what? CanTire sells laminate stock Tula's for $250. regular stock for $200

[@shawnc1936]

+thelasthostage yeah those are Russian.

[@RalphReagan]

I love the sks

[@mallard_duck458]

I hate your brother. He banned machine guns back in 1986.

[@alejandroflores-samaniego9320]

What's the difference spike and knife looking bayonet?

[@NS-ru5be]

Hey my SKS's guide spring is floppy, I don't think its exposed to be like that, anyone know if that's alright? I haven't fired it yet and I'm curious and slightly concerned. Should I just order a new guide spring?

[@ChaosBW]

6 years ago he said $500 is not worth it, too much money. A Russian sks today will be anywhere from $600-$1000 depending on quality.

[@Dizzyfatpigeon]

Does anyone know why these were chambered in the standard AK round rather than the 54r?

[@Dizzyfatpigeon]

***** Thank you for that information! I'll check my facts next time!

[@homerunner7772]

That wood stock has a rough past :-)

[@marckcarbonelloifveteran410]

That is what makes them unique, their history im their stocks.

[@patrickgarrett370]

Somebody should make new SKS rifles here in the states. Keep them around $200, you'd make a killing. It's a handy all around rifle that can be made cheap.

[@theblazingpegasus9151]

so first time owner of one of these bad boys and was using thisd to figure out how to take it apart, i inadvertently flipped that switch all the way up that releases the top handguard before it was off nad realised my mistake when it wouldnbt comew off and i rewatched what u did, but now i cant reset it either its totally stuck, any suggestions, i attewmpted to use some force but it didnt work and im nervous to go to hard on it. anyone have any possible help.

[@BelialsGenuflect]

I actually inherited a Norinco from my father who got his really cheap back in the 90's, it's in great condition....gonna sell it lol. Don't care to fire it at all, why would I when I own a VZ and an AK?

[@johnwesley-oldchannel-6821]

My local gun store here in east TX has a few for $250

[@Fruitfactory]

Like your style. Keep this up and you will have a new subscriber.

[@vincesun3463]

Thats the cleanest sks i ever seen ! Did you use ballistol on the stock ?

[@thegreenman2030]

The average good condition Sino Soviet or commerical Chinese rifles sell for $350-$400.00. Unmolsted Russians of specific years and arsenals fetch bigger bucks and then you have the East Germans, NVA's, and North Koreans which are going to fetch bring back prices in the thousands.

[@acanuck4life]

You can get a Russian sks for 250 up here, but they are blocked and welded to a five round cap.

[@lawrenceparker695]

I just bought one in british Columbia 350.00 I think it's worth it fun fun

[@lawrenceparker695]

Mine is a Russian one

[@glorfac]

Ever since I got my SKs my handguard won't come off and i'm worried if I pull too hard or use something to help that I'll break it, any tips?

[@horn410]

Простота и надёжность данной конструкции оружия!!!

[@collingray6368]

Are you guys gonna do a run and gun with this rifle?

[@laserdiscisawesome1263]

I found one for about $340 and people say they're pretty reliable from this arms dealer online. Sadly, I am under 21 and the price will likely increase over time

[@matthewperry4506]

Excellent video 👌👍

[@UmamiJarate]

With regards to semi-auto firing only, how do you think the SKS compares to an AKM?

[@windsor1981ful]

are we going to see a run and gun video next with the SKS rifle?

[@deadfishtellnotales]

Let a fella know the op rod is under pressure next time. Thing came flying out on me!!!!

[@mchankerhoff853]

They are worth it if you want a 500 dollar rifle that eats steel case ammo and never needs to be cleaned if you don’t want to.

[@adambrandolino9169]

any recommendations on the wood stock caring for?

[@Gostwriterindisguise]

That was not a full field strip. You didn't take out the magazine or trigger housing group or take the barrel and receiver out of the stock.

[@roddydykes7053]

Just picked up a great condition (for 1952) Russian model for $230CAD, sure it’ll be great bang for buck for a first gun

[@juncho1977]

Argh! I wish I had bought a few of those Yugo 59/66s when they were $130! 😫