'53 Tula Refurb

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MNMose
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'53 Tula Refurb

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I got this a couple years ago on a different forum because I wanted a Russian SKS next to my Yugo 59/66. It's all matching with a force matched magazine. I've never shot it but, plan to fix that soon. I don't know a whole lot about the SKS or the import waves, so anything you all can tell me about it, would be great.
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Re: '53 Tula Refurb

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Still a fine looking carbine. Bluing was nice enough to leave it as it was during refurbishment.
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Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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Re: '53 Tula Refurb

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Nice SKS. I like that it has the dark stock, original blueing and "white" bolt. All around, its a very nice piece and one to be proud of!

Thanks for sharing this one :)
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Re: '53 Tula Refurb

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Thanks, all. What do you think about the bayonet? I've had a few people say it was probably polished after it was purchased here in the U.S.
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Many Soviet bayonets were high polished in Russia.
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Re: '53 Tula Refurb

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Nice carbine MNM. You dont see the stamped referb mag like that one to often. usually EP'd when referbed. This is from my 54 Izhevsk referb. I say we have a couple un-common SkS's :D I like it :thumbsup:

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