From the Back of the Safe...1952 Russian SKS
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- From the back of the safe #1952 #Russian #sks #russia 7.62x39 #coldwar #milsurp
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Sweet!! Love the SKS!
Great video, terrific rifles! thanks for sharing.
Thanks brother!
Thanks Chris, great video and love the variety!!
Thanks! Yea try to switch it up some. I have quite the love for these old Miller rifles.
Great old rifles. I regret not picking one up back when they were dirt cheap like the Mosin Nagant
Man you’re telling me. I remember seeing crates of Yugo SKSs for sub 100 per. The very first rifle I bought in high school was an SKS.
The slomo footage was awesome Brother, great video and super cool gun
Thanks brother! Yea something different than my normal video type. I’m gonna try and make this a quarterly or so video series where I take something out to shoot that’s not been out in a long time.
I inherited my uncles ‘58 Tula (from what we can research) and it is so clean. Beautiful rifles and so fun to shoot
correction….1950. They knew how to make em way back then
Love that SKS, they shoot so nicely. The red wood on yours is beautiful. ' '
Thanks brother! Love these old things…. Crazy to see how much they’ve gone up in value too.
The SKS has seen some things. It's better than the AK in some ways. Great rifle, a memory of dad, and fun on the range. I mostly used mine for deer hunting.
I’ve loved these since I was a kid. First rifle I bought when I started working in high school was a Chinese Paratrooper model that I passed down to my oldest daughter when she graduated. Wish I had some more SKS rifles, but glad I have this one.
I think I want one of those!😃
I think you should get one 😉
Nice, CG! Most SKS's you see are Chinese, it's great to see a True Russian! 👍👍
My first one was a Chinese Paratrooper. They’re nice too, but hard to beat the original Russian versions.
@@ChristianGrest I remember back in the day paying as little as $89 for a Very nice condition Norinco SKS and another $100 for a 1k round Spam Can of ammo for one. My How Times Have Changed...😭
@@SierraBravo347 yup we’re definitely in different times. $10+ for 20rd boxes of 7.62x39 is nuts!
I inherited one of those and it’s still wrapped in bubble wrap and cosmoline. I need to get it shooting again. I know nothing about those but it an interesting bridge from the Mosin to the AKs.
They are fantastic rifles! Man I’d get that thing shooting. Any idea which SKS variant it is? I’ve owned a handful of them. The first one I passed down to my oldest daughter.
@@ChristianGrest No Sir, I have no idea, but I'll get it out and get started on it soon. I haven't even taken a close look at it.
@@jh5869 let me know if I can help!
The Wood on it I bet would be beautiful if you refinished it
Yea that laminate wood looks fantastic when re finished! I have done them in the past… might do this one at some point since it’s showing some wear.
Hey, off subject but what watch is that?
It’s just an Apple Watch, nothing special.
@@ChristianGrest ok just curious. Apple watch is special.
@@JamesEast-iy3ov it’s convenient. Battery life is only a day so I have to charge it every evening.
I have an SKS that’s never had a round run through it. Unfortunately it’s a China built version.
Nothing wrong with the Chinese versions. My first was a Chinese factory 26 paratrooper model. Passed it down to my oldest daughter.
@@ChristianGrest Nice. This one came from my great grandfather.
Good old USSR sks.
Yea I kinda like these old things.