Chinese SKS Markings (sticky)
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Hammer22801
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My Chinese type 56 ghost gun all matching #'s
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Here's my [0138]. It has a PU sniper mount installed by the importer.
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I just picked up a couple of Chinese type 56 SKS rifles BNIB and still in cosmoline and wow lots of info here. 
I'm working up north right now so all I got is a crappy cell phone pic but next week I'll get them cleaned up and post some good pics.
I'm working up north right now so all I got is a crappy cell phone pic but next week I'll get them cleaned up and post some good pics.
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Well I got one of the twins cleaned up and it don't look to bad.Some milling marks on the barrel but I think that is typical for Chinese sks rifles.The wood looks pretty good and that spike bayonet looks wicked. 
As for accuracy well it shoots saucer size groups at a 100 yards,pretty much normal.
Anywho I happy with it.
As for accuracy well it shoots saucer size groups at a 100 yards,pretty much normal.
Anywho I happy with it.
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The three rifles pictured with a 1,000,000 serial number are 1957's. '56 is the only year with 4, 5, or 6 digit numbers. If it has one or two cryllic letters before the number, it was made by Russians the 1st 6 months of '56, training Chinese machinists. These are called Sino-Soviet.
There were no commercial rifles made in the 50's-60's.
There were no commercial rifles made in the 50's-60's.
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Jolly Green Chopper
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Thanks for all this Chinese SKS info. I also have many different markings on mine . I would like to do more research so may I ask, how do I get this info ? JGC
JGCRe: Chinese SKS Markings (sticky)
Looking at getting this rifle but I only want a rifle that was made for the Chinese military or issued. Here are the pictures, the seller says it's a late 1970 or 71. If anyone could help it would be great. He also gave me permission to post pics of his rifle!
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Re; This is great info.
Glad I found this Forum.
Thank you for all the Information and the hard work involved!
Glad I found this Forum.
Thank you for all the Information and the hard work involved!
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Re; Nice work.
Just one Question Who is on the dock taken pic of Chinese loading a Fork lifts full of gun crates?
Just one Question Who is on the dock taken pic of Chinese loading a Fork lifts full of gun crates?
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Only The Shadow knows.HMSsian wrote:Re; Nice work.
Just one Question Who is on the dock taken pic of Chinese loading a Fork lifts full of gun crates?
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