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Aw what the he(( make it a whole box o 20. Hey if you need some clips for that new toy i could send you some. If i gather them up i might be surprised just how many i have. (no charge of course).
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Thanks buddy, but the gunshop gave me a bag of them.
Heck, I don't even like using stripper clips
Heck, I don't even like using stripper clips
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Well, between those two I got this one.
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I like it Pac. It is just in great shape. not sure of the numbers on it. The C might mean a serbian contract or something like that. MAybe one of those old in bed already SKS guys can shed some light on it. A nice looker even if it don't shoot around corners.
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Very nice! That is a beauty for sure.
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Very nice PAP M59 pacanis The "C" and serial# indicates a 1965 manufacturing date, the other numbers such as 0-00.005 on the dust cover are Yugoslavian part numbers, along with smaller inspection stamps.
Being a refurb would explain the lack of serial numbers on most of the smaller parts, like the dust cover and trigger assy. I'd guess that's about as close to a new SKS as you could get short of a Norinco that still in the grease. Should be a good shooter
Being a refurb would explain the lack of serial numbers on most of the smaller parts, like the dust cover and trigger assy. I'd guess that's about as close to a new SKS as you could get short of a Norinco that still in the grease. Should be a good shooter
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Thanks guys. And thanks for the info on the numbers, GM.
I'm anxious to shoot this one today.
I'm anxious to shoot this one today.
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Not bad
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The numbers used on Yugoslavian SKS are the serial number which is the last number it gets as it is being built, Assembly numbers are used on the critical fit parts even in pencil on new guns found in trigger cutout on the stock. And numbers of parts used which look like federal stock numbers these are found on most of the parts
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I imagine then I'll find more numbers when I take it down for cleaning.
I shot it today. Put about 30 rnds through it. It was shooting 10" high holding 6:00 and 4" left and I got it hitting in and around a 6" target. Definietly center mass, but I was expecting better. It pretty much shoots like my AK. Which I guess isn't so bad considering I can see the the sights Now I remember why I put a peep on my AK.
It functioned flawlessly though, which was the important thing. The first ten or so shots it must have been flinging empties 15' in the air
I shot it today. Put about 30 rnds through it. It was shooting 10" high holding 6:00 and 4" left and I got it hitting in and around a 6" target. Definietly center mass, but I was expecting better. It pretty much shoots like my AK. Which I guess isn't so bad considering I can see the the sights Now I remember why I put a peep on my AK.
It functioned flawlessly though, which was the important thing. The first ten or so shots it must have been flinging empties 15' in the air
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good deal. those with grenade launcher are illegal in california i believe. and always remember that ramen noodels are 28 cents each at wal mart.pacanis wrote:You know, I probably should put a mag through it tonight before I have another beer
But I'm just so damn comfortable right now... and the neighborhood is all peaceful like...
You may have to settle for camera shots later.
I walked back in to the LGS. I had told him I'd be back, but he sent me another email which definitely got me back...
Anyway, I walked in, grabbed both off the rack, sat down and waited for one to speak to me. The 59 won hands down. Even moseso when he got the price down on it for me from the owner.
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I was reading last night that the grenade launcher SKS will work with a US grenade launcher. Guys are putting tennis balls in them and sending them flying. They are making their own blanks even by crimping the tops of the brass. I know I read the powder and charge they were using. Almost makes me wish I had picked up the other one
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I told you to bundle!!!!
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If you watch my video with my type 56 you can hear the empties hitting the steel pipe in the overhang above the bench. The first time I heard it it kind of freaked me out. I didn't realize that they were ejecting straight up. I thought it was a ricochet!
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pac, here is a little something if interested in trying, it should fit any Nato Launcher. Easy little side projectpacanis wrote:I was reading last night that the grenade launcher SKS will work with a US grenade launcher. Guys are putting tennis balls in them and sending them flying. They are making their own blanks even by crimping the tops of the brass. I know I read the powder and charge they were using. Almost makes me wish I had picked up the other one
It worked on my FR 8, only rifle I've yet to try it on. Had a friend use some lower grade brass to make the firing blanks for me. It's kinda fun to try, and farthest I got a tennis ball is just over 180 yards
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Just 180?
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What range were you sighting in at?pacanis wrote:I imagine then I'll find more numbers when I take it down for cleaning.
I shot it today. Put about 30 rnds through it. It was shooting 10" high holding 6:00 and 4" left and I got it hitting in and around a 6" target. Definietly center mass, but I was expecting better. It pretty much shoots like my AK. Which I guess isn't so bad considering I can see the the sights Now I remember why I put a peep on my AK.
It functioned flawlessly though, which was the important thing. The first ten or so shots it must have been flinging empties 15' in the air
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But, in picking just one you got the correct one. Very few made compared to the M59/66 series.pacanis wrote:I was reading last night that the grenade launcher SKS will work with a US grenade launcher. Guys are putting tennis balls in them and sending them flying. They are making their own blanks even by crimping the tops of the brass. I know I read the powder and charge they were using. Almost makes me wish I had picked up the other one
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Ho hum....But maybe if you soaked the tennis ball in lighter fluid lit it and then shot it out there....?pacanis wrote:I was reading last night that the grenade launcher SKS will work with a US grenade launcher. Guys are putting tennis balls in them and sending them flying.
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Des, you are a sick fire bug.If he wanted to shoot some thing serious from a grenade launcher,he should use the golf ball one. Now there youare talking long range baby!!! Just use found balls or you could go broke of gun funds really quick I think!!desdem12 wrote:Ho hum....But maybe if you soaked the tennis ball in lighter fluid lit it and then shot it out there....?pacanis wrote:I was reading last night that the grenade launcher SKS will work with a US grenade launcher. Guys are putting tennis balls in them and sending them flying.
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