Chinese receiver variations
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howiebearse
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Chinese receiver variations
some thing to look for when collecting Chinese SKS carbines. Milled , stamped, & cast. In this post I will show the milled type and the stamped type photos in next post the cast receiver photos.
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Re: Chinese receiver variations
Very intreresting. Do the pinned barrels have more trouble then do the milled? And do the pins ever break? 
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howiebearse
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Re: Chinese receiver variations
No they do not really matter how the barrel is installed and held . Ak rifles use pinsdesdem12 wrote:Very intreresting. Do the pinned barrels have more trouble then do the milled? And do the pins ever break?
The Chinese did allot of work with the SKS and much proved better than the original
Re: Chinese receiver variations
Great comparison photos, howie.
I have also noticed that the pinned barrel variation has excellent performance. I use an SKS for hunting in the brush, and it is a pinned barreled gun.
I have also noticed that the pinned barrel variation has excellent performance. I use an SKS for hunting in the brush, and it is a pinned barreled gun.
No words of wisdom come to mind at this time....