The first time I took it to the firing range not that good at 50 yards hitting the 8" target, this time I adjusted the sights 4" group at a 100 yards.
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Just givin' ya a hard time.Comment
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good work.
an SKS in good condition is capable of even better. i've personally done a 2.5" group of 7 shots at 100 yards but that was with a scope although i was using cheap wolf FMJ black box ammo. some ammo does not agree with my Yugo at all i bought a box of Fiocchi FMJ thinking it should be better than the Wolf but it wouldn't group for crap with it the 2 times i tried it, once at 50 and the other time at 100 yards so i gave up on the stuff.
guys over on the sks boards will tell you they can pull off sub 2" @ 100. i agree its possible but very difficult to do with the stock trigger group the TG definitely hurts my accuracy with my Yugo and i plan on getting it worked on in the near future.Comment
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Have a good test on Wolf ammo here:i've personally done a 2.5" group of 7 shots at 100 yards but that was with a scope although i was using cheap wolf FMJ black box ammo.
guys over on the sks boards will tell you they can pull off sub 2" @ 100. i agree its possible but very difficult to do with the stock trigger group the TG definitely hurts my accuracy with my Yugo and i plan on getting it worked on in the near future.
Granted, he was shooting .223 out of a tuned up AR-15 but this gives an idea of what Wolf can realistically do.Comment
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Im actually ashamed I dont own an SKS its one of my absolute favorite rifles out there and they can be fairly accurate besides being a total blast to shoot.Name: Dobalina, Mr.Bob Dobalina
Originally posted by kielbasavwThere's a reason why the feds stopped using the 10mm it went right through the enemy every time, so they moved to the .40.Originally posted by walterI was at Calguns before youComment
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The only thing I do not like about the sks is seeing them tacti-cooled, its even more of a crime then seeing a mall ninja ak. Keep it simple!Comment
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meh i like it both ways and thats why i can switch mine
normal (mostly)

taticooled (but never mall ninja'd ever)

nothing different that i cant switch in 10 min time but i will say that the ergonomics and balance are better with the tapco stock setup.
semi perm mods done are grenade sight removed and GL spigot removed, if a really wanted to spend the time restoring it to original aside from the 2 holes that are drilled and tapped for the scope mount everything else can be reversed on mine but not in CA (GL is illegal ofc)Comment
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I like my SKS okay, I've owned and sold several but the Paratrooper is the only one I kept. I liked the Yugo least -- the huge pipe on the end just makes an already-heavy rifle even heavier.
But, with the rising cost of them in the past few years, I'd steer new buyers to a Saiga. They're new, they work, and they have a choice of calibers along with detachable magazines.
I don't see the lack of a detachable magazine a problem, mine is original and loads with stripper clips. BUT it seems that everybody wants to put a detachable hi-cap magazine on them. They often don't work well and they make the rifle less handy.People don't like to be meddled with. We tell them what to do, what to think, don't run, don't walk. We're in their homes and in their heads and we haven't the right. We're meddlesome.
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I love my sks. Its a sino soviet with no import mark. The only thing I don't like is cleaning it. So many parts compared to my akComment
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sks number 1 rifle in my safe, ar15 in second place
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