The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Here's one that came in the mail the other day. These are a bit rarer up here. Last import of them was in 2003. I do like the Russians,but I find the Yugos are the ones I like the best for some reason. This is a "C" block rifle from the end of Military SKS production. They are a bit rougher around the edges than earlier ones. Tooling marks can be seen in a few places where work was needed.

The last run of the second C production is a good one to own. Not many were even made and exported to here in the US, let alone Canada.
Yours is a true Yugo original that is most likely unissued. Keep that puppy and savor it Sean!!!!!!

Hey Woodbeef! You scored nicely with this one. It looks fantastic, much nicer than any Yugo I've seen around here.

Thanks for posting the photos

That one would be rare anywhere Woodbeef. Nice Going ! Will you shoot it ? Or will you admire ?

Bareassmeagain wrote:That one would be rare anywhere Woodbeef. Nice Going ! Will you shoot it ? Or will you admire ?

I have a M59/66 beater mutt that I built out of a parts lot to shoot,when I feel like shooting a Yugo. So this one will stay as it is.

SUPER

When many rifles are claimed to be unissued by the owners, I'm going to refer them to this thread.

"So, does it look like this. Huh?" I'll ask. "No? That's what I thought." I'll answer.

Beautiful.

I bought one in 2006 and stashed it away still with it's amazing amount of cosmoline intact. Brand new SKS rifles that are not Norinco don't come along that often so I figured I would save it. They do look pretty don't they

Wow, Woody, they really don't get much "smoother" than that. Very nice!

My brother has an A series that looks exactly like woodbeef's my pic doesn't do it justice but the thing looks just like it come off the assembly line.

I think the A series were virtually all new also.I have an A just like above. But, I also picked out a Z the same way. But, my Z has a far darker shade of wood.
Both are new unissued ones. I need to take some pics of this Z. It is really different in it's own right.

Its good to preserve a unissued gun if you have one I have a consecutive numbered set that have not been touched . Guys here in the US can still get them from Samco if you want to invest for the future. 99% of my guns have not been shot by me since I bought them I have guns to shoot so do not use them they are for admiring here on my wall .

howiebearse wrote:Its good to preserve a unissued gun if you have one I have a consecutive numbered set that have not been touched . Guys here in the US can still get them from Samco if you want to invest for the future. 99% of my guns have not been shot by me since I bought them I have guns to shoot so do not use them they are for admiring here on my wall .

That wall of your's Howie,must be a couple of hundered feet long at the very least!

I'm the same though. I have shooters,and the others are safe queens.

Woodbeef wrote:

howiebearse wrote:Its good to preserve a unissued gun if you have one I have a consecutive numbered set that have not been touched . Guys here in the US can still get them from Samco if you want to invest for the future. 99% of my guns have not been shot by me since I bought them I have guns to shoot so do not use them they are for admiring here on my wall .

That wall of your's Howie,must be a couple of hundered feet long at the very least!

I'm the same though. I have shooters,and the others are safe queens.

I agree! It sure looks like it. And a deep wall!