I finally acquired my first Romanian SKS today from a fellow Calguns member. It is interesting in that it is all matching but the stock may have been a replacement stock, as it is unnumbered (although gorgeous). All the other numbered parts match and the barrel is nice and shiny.
About the only critique I could find were that it was missing the cleaning rod and the replacement stock. Every Romanian stock I've seen had the dark brown finish, and this one looks more like a Russian stock. The seller received it from AIM a few years ago still wrapped in cosmo and paper so I don't know the deal with that. I gave it a good cleaning and wanted to post up a few glamor shots. I have never had an SKS that was as easy to disassemble and reassemble as this one. It looks like the Romanians were on top of their tolerances because this rifle just snaps and unsnaps like a jigsaw puzzle.
Now I have to find a cleaning rod and that elusive leather dog collar sling....







About the only critique I could find were that it was missing the cleaning rod and the replacement stock. Every Romanian stock I've seen had the dark brown finish, and this one looks more like a Russian stock. The seller received it from AIM a few years ago still wrapped in cosmo and paper so I don't know the deal with that. I gave it a good cleaning and wanted to post up a few glamor shots. I have never had an SKS that was as easy to disassemble and reassemble as this one. It looks like the Romanians were on top of their tolerances because this rifle just snaps and unsnaps like a jigsaw puzzle.
Now I have to find a cleaning rod and that elusive leather dog collar sling....









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