Russian Sks

[indobos72]

Googled, searched and no precise answer. Just need a straight shot answer please. If I put a Monte Carlo stock on my 1954 Russian sks. Would I need to do the 922r compliant game? Also, can I sell it in this config as c&r? I appreciate any and all help.

Thanks,

[big103]

1.Yes 922R compliance
2.NO C&R

[Milsurps]

Googled, searched and no precise answer. Just need a straight shot answer please. If I put a Monte Carlo stock on my 1954 Russian sks. Would I need to do the 922r compliant game? Also, can I sell it in this config as c&r? I appreciate any and all help.

Thanks,

1.Yes 922R compliance
2.NO C&R

^^^^ This

Do as you propose and the Russian SKS becomes a Bubba and as such the value and collectable interest is destroyed. Please don't do it.
If you must...
DO NOT THROW AWAY THE WOOD STOCK !!!

YMMV

[morrcarr67]

1.Yes 922R compliance
2.NO C&R

Big is correct.

Question is: Why?

[lilguy]

Bubba?

[sixersgo]

Bubba?

this^ Poor rifle. Use a Yugo!

[Vacaville]

this^ Poor rifle. Use a Yugo!

+1000

[Paulie Lugnuts]

Or a Chinese one. That reminds me, saw the movie "The Debt" last weekend. The East German border guards had SKSs.

[comblock]

Now, if you were to sell the russian sks as a everything but not the monte carlo stock, sell the monte carlo stock separately, i would think it would be C&R. Classic arms, for instance, sells the mosin nagant receivers as c&r.

[cruddymutt]

I think everyone is being kinda hard on the OP. My friend has a composite monte carlo stock on his SKS so the original wood one doesnt get damaged. Its not a permenant mod to the rifle so I think crying Bubba is a bit much. Even the PG Tapco T-6 stocks are not a permenant mod.
I also do not think the monte carlo stock triggers 922r. I may be wrong. The rifle is no longer C&R with the composite monte carlo stock but will be as soon as the wood one is put back on.

AAHHHHH I am wrong!!! My only dealings with 922r were with my Saigas. I just looked it up and read "If taken out of military configeration, then 922r is triggered"

[NotEnoughGuns]

Now, if you were to sell the russian sks as a everything but not the monte carlo stock, sell the monte carlo stock separately, i would think it would be C&R. Classic arms, for instance, sells the mosin nagant receivers as c&r.

Bare receivers are not C&R.

ETA If the OP wants to sell the rifle I get first dibs

[Ron-Solo]

Keep it as Comrade Simonov intended! When it comes to Bubba, Just Say Nay!

[venturasurf]

put a Monte Carlo stock on my 1954 Russian sks

[Bigtwin]

Googled, searched and no precise answer. Just need a straight shot answer please. If I put a Monte Carlo stock on my 1954 Russian sks. Would I need to do the 922r compliant game? Also, can I sell it in this config as c&r? I appreciate any and all help.

Thanks,

As you now know the composite monte carlo stock does not trigger 922r.
Also as you have been told(and as I understand) you cannot sell it C&R in the plastic stock. I could be wrong but I have read otherwise.

Now on to the whiners about "bubba"....that is not bubba. There are no permenant mods to the rifle.
If anything you are doing the original stock a favor if you intend to use it. You are PROTECTING THE WOOD STOCK from potential damage frome usage!

My thoughts, keep the original stock(duh), use the synthetic and shoot the hell out of it!

Enjoy.