Item Relisted! FS/FT Chinese SKS

[jbbear6002]

Good condition, but missing the bayonet. Sling and ammo included.
Very good condition for a Chinese sks
Numbers matching, I have not fired this rifle, but I’m pretty sure it has been fired in the past.

 

[Cbowen357mag]

Can you text me 7066124876

 

[jbbear6002]

Can you text me 7066124876

No, you can pm me

 

[3clicks_Off]

Can you post a pic of the underside of stock showing the type of cut to determine bayonet style?
And a pic of bolt, right side?

 

[jbbear6002]

Can you post a pic of the underside of stock showing the type of cut to determine bayonet style?
And a pic of bolt, right side?

Additional pictures added. It looks like a blade bayonet cut

 

[3clicks_Off]

Additional pictures added. It looks like a blade bayonet cut

guessing its a 1961ish Sino Soviet.
Bolt carrier and all is Soviet and a blade cut stock and retainer would be for a soviet blade.
Stock looks to be Chinese with spike bayonet cut. Blade is V cut, spike is wide U

bambam

 

[bambam]

 

[JBWJr]

Considering the price history of similar the last couple years, this is a great deal.

 

[CQB27]

The serial number dates the year of production to 1961.

The “long collar” barrel nut is correct for that year of production.

The stock is definitely a replacement. A 1961 era Arsenal 296 stock would have a side sling swivel on the butt and the matching part number stamped below the swivel. Not to mention, as already pointed out, it would cut for a blade type bayonet

Sino-Soviet? Since it’s a term made up by collectors, it’s also a term that means different things to different collectors. Although most serious collectors would only consider a Arsenal 296 stamped (ie /26\ stamped) SKS Sino-Soviet if it were manufactured between 1955 and 1960, many would stick to the first two years of “test “ production, 1955 and 1956 as true Sino-Soviet examples.

 

[CQB27]

This guy’s videos are well worth the time for SKS owners.