I got a quick question for you guys. I have a China 1958 sks rifle with a 1951 Tula stock on it (the original stock came in rather jacked up condition.) I love the gun but I find the stock a bit too short for me. What's the best after market buttplate I can get to make the rifle fit me a little better?
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SKS butt plate
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Yeah I don't really "need" it, I just think it'll help me sight better.Comment
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I'm thinking a 1". I don't know if 2" would be overkill or not.Comment
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Maybe this one.
Features: Brown Color, Universal fit - One size fits all, Includes: Rubber backed Slip on neoprene sleeve with non-slip Vertical ribs on the butt, Four interchangeable hi-density foam inserts, Pad sizes are 1/4", 3/8", 1/2, and 5/8". Hi density foam pads will reduce felt recoil by up to 40%. Allows you to use the best sized pad to achieve the perfect stock length for your rifle or shotgun. Easy to put on and take off with no modification to your rifle or shotgun. The rubber backed neoprene material will fit your buttstock like a glove. Neoprene slip on cover can also be used with your existing recoil pad. This kit will help make your shooting more comfortable and improve accuracy.
Has interchangeable pads.1A - 2A= -1A :(Comment
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1" makes a noticeable difference in length of pull.Comment
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Not trying to be a know it all, but just thought you'd like to know:I got a quick question for you guys. I have a Norinco 1958 sks rifle with a 1951 Tula stock on it (the original stock came in rather jacked up condition.) I love the gun but I find the stock a bit too short for me. What's the best after market buttplate I can get to make the rifle fit me a little better?
Norinco wasn't established until 1980. If your SKS is Chinese and correct at 1958, then it is most likely a factory 26 Type 56
This website is pretty helpful: http://www.yooperj.com/SKS-24.htmsigpicComment
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May be right, all I know is I got a Chinese and the website I used to date it said 1958 based on the serial. When I bought the rifle it was a cash and carry so therefore it was for sure not made in the 1980s. So it's a Chinese made before Norinco existed? ahh, yeah its a 56 I think, oddly enough it had a blade bayonet....Last edited by SanDiegoMan; 04-29-2013, 1:08 PM.Comment
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