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  • Jet Setter
    Calguns Addict
    • Aug 2012
    • 5348

    Checking SKS headspace?

    I am curious about headspace and the SKS. Does one need to check headspace on these? I have a friend with a Norinco SKS and he is worried about it. Also, how would one check the head space on these rifles? I am assuming it is more complicated than checking a Mosin.

    Thanks for any insighht.
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    WTS:
    1. PW 800+ Hydro Multispeed (just the hydraulic unit that also works with Spolar press)
    2. PW 800B converted to 800C (12 gauge) with lots of accessories and upgrades
    3. Hornady 366 (12 gauge)
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    bohoki
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2006
    • 20826

    they have a very robust locking mechanism excessive headspace is unlikely if the bolt matches the receiver

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    • #3
      Jet Setter
      Calguns Addict
      • Aug 2012
      • 5348

      Good to know. Thanks for that.

      What if the bolt does not match? What to do?
      *********************
      WTS:
      1. PW 800+ Hydro Multispeed (just the hydraulic unit that also works with Spolar press)
      2. PW 800B converted to 800C (12 gauge) with lots of accessories and upgrades
      3. Hornady 366 (12 gauge)

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      • #4
        Enfield47
        Calguns Addict
        • Sep 2012
        • 6385

        The headspace gauges are pretty expensive for 7.62x39. Brownells sells a set of go/no go gauges for $67, I found this field gauge for only $32.50 http://www.tothtool.com/762x39-CIP-F...auge_p_20.html. The field gauge should be enough to tell you if it's safe or not.

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        • #5
          Jet Setter
          Calguns Addict
          • Aug 2012
          • 5348

          They are quite expensive. Thank you for the link.
          *********************
          WTS:
          1. PW 800+ Hydro Multispeed (just the hydraulic unit that also works with Spolar press)
          2. PW 800B converted to 800C (12 gauge) with lots of accessories and upgrades
          3. Hornady 366 (12 gauge)

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