WTB Chinese SKS in SW, PA

[sks762]

I am looking for a chinese sks in southwest pa anyone have one?

[27hand]

Yessir I have 2,

I did a search on date of mfg and if I remember correctly they were made in 1952 and 1953. I bought them in either 90 or 92. Don't shoot them too much but they run pretty good.

The downside to this post is I am going to keep them but I'll check around for ya.

27hand

[starblazer]

Yessir I have 2,

I did a search on date of mfg and if I remember correctly they were made in 1952 and 1953. I bought them in either 90 or 92. Don't shoot them too much but they run pretty good.

The downside to this post is I am going to keep them but I'll check around for ya.

27hand

I'm sure it was not your intention. But I found this to be very funny.

[sks762]

Yessir I have 2,

I did a search on date of mfg and if I remember correctly they were made in 1952 and 1953. I bought them in either 90 or 92. Don't shoot them too much but they run pretty good.

The downside to this post is I am going to keep them but I'll check around for ya.

27hand

are you sure 52,53 as the chinese sks did not go into production until 1956. note the title sks model 56 (1956)

What you have is a russian or a sino-soviet

BTW, why are you teasing me?

[27hand]

SKS762,

I double checked the S/n's and both of my Chinese rifles were made in 57.
They start with s/n starting in the 1 million (140XXXX).

I just talked to a co-worker today who has an SKS he thinks is Chinese and is unsure if he will part with it. I'll work with him tonight and will get a definite answer.

Starblazer, it sounds like you know me too well .

SKS762 I was teasing you but I will see if my friend will part with his. He has a young family and was alluding to getting rid of his guns. What would you be willing to go if he will deal?

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[LorDiego01]

I will see if my friend will part with his. He has a young family and was alluding to getting rid of his guns.

Firends don't let friends get rid of their guns.

[sks762]

SKS762,

I double checked the S/n's and both of my Chinese rifles were made in 57.
They start with s/n starting in the 1 million (140XXXX).

I just talked to a co-worker today who has an SKS he thinks is Chinese and is unsure if he will part with it. I'll work with him tonight and will get a definite answer.

Starblazer, it sounds like you know me too well .

SKS762 I was teasing you but I will see if my friend will part with his. He has a young family and was alluding to getting rid of his guns. What would you be willing to go if he will deal?

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that will be cool I'll pay between $150 and $200 depending on condition and originality

BTW, don't ever sell thos chi-coms you have with 57 dates on them you will never find another one in that early production they just might be sino-soviets and they are going for around $600 I wish i could see them because it bugging me to know if they are sino's

[aubie515]

I have a sino-soviet sks...found it at a gun shop I visit...the owner is retired and most of the time he doesn't realize what he has...I paid $169 for it...it doesn't look as if it was shot very much. There is another local gun shop that I visited today and he has at least 5 chicom sks...and his prices are awesome...he normally knocks off $50 for a cash transaction.

[27hand]

sks762

He's going to keep it at this point.

I'm going to check the symbols on my rifles on uberfaq Simonov.net

Later

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[aubie515]

happy...are you a dealer or something? Seeing how you are always pushing for people to go to Wolf's...if you are a dealer...why not donate to the site...or at the very least give the members on this site a discount.