I would like some info on this rifle, history and value.
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Just put it on one of the auction sites. You'll get a decent price for it. Another option is to put it on a classified site with a fixed price.Thank you for the info. I am more of a hunter than a target shooter, so I am trying to take advantage of the market increase of these rifles. I want to sell my SKS while I can get a good price for it.
Wait a few more weeks, if you just have to sell it. By the way the SKS is a very good deer rifle. It can be scoped, and these guns are really good shooters out to 100 + yards.Thank you for the info. I am more of a hunter than a target shooter, so I am trying to take advantage of the market increase of these rifles. I want to sell my SKS while I can get a good price for it.
Dating a Chinese SKS by the millions range of the serial number does not apply to all factory codes, and is really only known to apply to factory code 26. And this case is a good example of why. There is no way that rifle could be a 1958 model based on the features it has. It's likely a late 1960s or 1970s make. Possibly even early 1980s.By the 2million ser number it should be a 1958 manufacture
You are correct 1952 sniper I looked at the 13 and then looked up for a 26 my mistake, a good site and info on the sks's is yooperj just google itDating a Chinese SKS by the millions range of the serial number does not apply to all factory codes, and is really only known to apply to factory code 26. And this case is a good example of why. There is no way that rifle could be a 1958 model based on the features it has. It's likely a late 1960s or 1970s make. Possibly even early 1980s.