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I just got one of the early chinese sks' that have come on the market. It has the blade bayonet, with all numbers matching except for the stock which has no numbers. The serial is a 2 million series which I think means it's a 1958. The stock has a reddish brown color instead of the chocolate color typical of the old chinese sks'. The handguard has the dark brown look though. The weird part is that it has the two trapdoor buttstock with the slight concave like the early albanians, but the stock is standard length and cut for the blade bayonet. The stock has a hole drilled for each trapdoor with the spring for the cleaning kit. I have found no other markings on the stock.
Anyone have any idea where this could have come from? Did the albanians make a standard length sks stock? Why would it be on a chinese sks?
Any help would be great! I'll try to get pics once I've got all the cosmo off.
Anyone have any idea where this could have come from? Did the albanians make a standard length sks stock? Why would it be on a chinese sks?
Any help would be great! I'll try to get pics once I've got all the cosmo off.