Description

SKU 5165493085
Brand Jianshe Arsenal
Model Number CSKSR
UPC CSKSR

DETAILS
Caliber: 7.62x39mm
Barrel Length: 20"
Action: Semi-Automatic
Frame: Steel Frame w/ Wooden Stock
Magazine Capacity: 10rds
Magazine Type: Fixed
Sights: Adjustable Iron Sights
Bayonet: Spike Bayonet
Cleaning Rod: Rifles may or may not come with a cleaning rod, although most do
Condition: Military Turn-In Rifle; Condition Varies
**These rifles are MIlitary surplus and are in a used condition and are sold as-is.  They will all come with heavy cosmoline on the exterior and internals of the rifle, along with varying degrees of markings on the wood stock.  Some rifles include trench-art as well as issues with the finish.**

FEATURES
This is a new shipment received on 5-10-2021 and is one of the best quality batches we have ever received! 
These are authentic Vietnam Era Military Surplus Chinese Type 56 SKS rifles, manufactured at the #26 Jianshe Arsenal factory.  This lot of rifles was stored in a neutral country for the last 20 years, so they are able to be imported and available to the public now!   Unique, battle-worn characteristics define this classic SKS rifle as they have everything from wear marks, scars, and even some have amazing trench art etched into the wooden stock.  These rifles were stored with heavy amounts of cosmoline in order to protect them from rust and other environmental factors over the decades.  The rifles come complete with spiker-style bayonets, a ten-round box magazine, and adjustable iron sights.
These rifles will vary in condition.  The image above represents a range of conditions that are common for these military turn-in SKS rifles.  Each rifle is going to be sold as-is and we are not offering hand-picked selections for purchases.  All rifles are complete and fully functional but will need to be cleaned thoroughly prior to usage.  
In regards to the varying condition of the stocks, we have found some with just minor scratches and dings and others with dents, gouges, and cracks caused by battle use and storage.  The metal components were very well preserved by the cosmoline, and the functionality will reflect that.
Safety Notice:
These rifles will all need to be taken apart and cleaned thoroughly before firing. Also please remember that an SKS has a free-floating firing pin, which can cause slam fires if the firing pin is stuck in the outside position. A good rule that everyone should be following is “ALWAYS CHAMBER A FIREARM IN A SAFE DIRECTION”. This is especially important with an SKS as slam firing 10 rounds in an unsafe direction can be catastrophic. We recommend you have your rifle checked by a competent gunsmith before firing.
** This item will not be shipped to C&R license holders**
**These rifles are MIlitary surplus and are in a used condition and are sold as-is.  They will all come with heavy cosmoline on the exterior and internals of the rifle, along with varying degrees of markings on the wood stock.  Some rifles include trench-art as well as issues with the finish.**
UPC#: 0000000CSKSR

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$429 as of 12/29/2021

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I can’t bring myself to putting it in my American made safe, speaking of safe, be safe wear ur mask.

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Came in with numbers matching and is good shape. Well worth the money. Will be trying it again soon.

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Well now that all cheap ammo is gone maybe these will return to 1990s prices...

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I could sell ya corana for 449? Both come from same place

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We get it, you're an idiot. Thanks.

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If i owned this riffle it would have been used as wood for winter. The homeland of these Regime changed us, they infected us with more than a deadly Virus. Garbage gun just like Comunism run on a large corrupt scale. After all we have been thru why sell these? Why buy them? Anal swabs come with them?

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Riffle….hmmmm

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You know better than this nonsense. People like Hitler can thrive because there is always a market for this nonsense.

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You are typing that on a phone made in China, I'll wager.

These are historical rifles. The Chinese government isn't making money off of these, dude. Settle down.

P.S. - There's three m's in "communism"

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400 for a gun that may not even fire lolol

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They fire they work very reliably

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fork over the doe then bend over and start coughing

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Why the cough ? At the price listed you're damn sure not getting that reach around.

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Mechanically these are supposed to be quite sound.

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I thought psa was all about 2a and didn't care about profits. They sure have been taking advantage of the recent scare!

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LOL, you have been absent the last 1 1/2 YEARS. PSA has proved themselves the master gougers. Currently they are running a sale on Tula .223 half off, "regular price 19.99" and sale price is 9.99. Tula is normally 4.99 - 5.99 but whatever moves boxes....

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Unfortunately Tula hasn't been $5.99 a box in a long time.

I agree PSAs prices are high on many things, but no more so than anyone else.

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Tula was 5.99 a box a year ago and can still be gotten at near that price *IF* you luck into a big box store that has stock. Don't forget we are in the middle (hopefully near the end) of a panic period.

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So would you be happier if PSA lowered their prices and was simply always out of stock?

Because that's what happens when stores sell high demand items at below the fair market value.

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You are confusing "fair market value" with gouging and price manipulation. Claiming that $19.99 is the "regular price" then offering a "sale" at $9.99 when the every day price is $5.99 pretty much proves my point.

FYI, if Tula didn't increase their cost to PSA by over 300% then PSA shouldn't increase the end user's price by that much. Normally in retail and wholesale price increases are pushed on to the next layer of distribution without much or any of an increase. An 8% hike is passed on to the next step in the supply chain (sometimes a percent or two is added) but not 3 fold price increase to account for a single digit fluctuation. The fact that now PSA's every day price has settled back to $7.99 shows that Tula was not the cause and the fair market value has pretty much rightsized itself. All the idiots in the meantime paid their sky-is-falling gouging tax. Not sure how I feel about that.

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Haven't seen it at that price. Even the local Academy is charging 50 cents per round for it. Fortunately I reload and have an adequate supply of components.

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I know, and they were giving out a barrel of SKSs and another of ammo for every single men, women, and child who survived the passage across the puddle in the Mayflower.

Pets would only get one each

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Mao's China gave these SKS to Albania in 1960s when they were in honey moon. Albanians were so poor that didn't have enough ammo to shoot so ended up with tons of "left right left right". That's why we see these rifles abused badly but have BEAUTIFUL rifling inside! These are the best SKS made in China by a renowned arsenal (26 arsenal). Great rifle if you don't mind the poor condition

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Interesting. Any sources for more reading on this batch of SKS (SKSes)? I picked one up recently.

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There's lots of good info on the SKS here: https://www.yooperj.com/SKS.htm...

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Ask any of your Chinese friends who are 50 or older, they all know the history. If they happend to be interested in firearms, they will probably know 26 arsenal. It is a famous and maybe the best arsenal, maybe 100 year old. Most colledge students after 1989 had funny "military training" in China when they were freshmen, they all used this rifle. That funny trainning has very little to do with any military skills, basically "left right left right" all day long in summer sunlight for a few weeks, then everybody was like a piece of charcoal. those heavily abused molding SKS are the best option for the drill, lol. i was told its a "punishment" for what they did in Tiananmen square, to make them do whatever told to do. Interesting rifle.

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I personally wouldn’t buy one but in the Asian Pacific conflicts they were reliable and eat steel cased with no problem. God Bless.

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I’m just curious, is Communist a race now? Is that why you called that guy racist?

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Wow, you really told him. He'll never make another comment after that.

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lol

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Seems pretty cool though...

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I'll be that guy...
"Used to be $40 back in 91"

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And today they aren't, what is your point? Gas was also under a dollar a gallon.

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Gas was about $1 last year, what's YOUR point ?

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Just like the, "the fish were biting YESTERDAY" guy. LMAO

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Not worth it. I'll fine one at a pawn shop cheaper in 10 years

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No, you won't. Prices just keep going up, and they're not going to drop to what they were 20+ years ago.

10 years from now, we'll be saying "I remember when these were just $400"

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I wonder how much difference there is between this milsurp and the $100 Norinco civilian version I bought back in 1995. No folding bayonet on the civilian version.

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The difference is they were brand new, and they removed the bayonet because of the "assault weapons ban".

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How do you know it's a civilian version? It wasn't uncommon to see them sold without bayonets that were removed by importers.. Have you checked the serial number/arsenal stamp?

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man I knew I should have bought a case or two of back in the early 90's. Alot of the local sporting goods stores sold them on sale for $99 each in excellent condition... I even seen the rougher ones on sale as low as $79.... damn.... missed an investment! well and google shares.... lol

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inflation. Over 40% of the Money US has EVER printed in its history was printed in 2020

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Remember like new was $99 in 2012

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2012 was sandy hook. I sold my nonfunctional Yugo for 350 in 2012

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2012 was sandy hook. I sold my nonfunctional Yugoslavia for 350 in 2012

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You're full of it. No way were these 100 bucks in 2012. I bought mine in 2012 and the going rate for a decent was $275 to $325. You're talking about late 90s pricing.

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Well, just because you paid $300 doesn't mean some priced for $99 don't exist. Simple logic

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Market rate for Chinese SKS was never that low in 2012, and you know it. There's always somebody stupid out there who doesn't know what they've got, and wind up selling it cheap.

I really don't understand why so many people here seem to get their rocks off by bragging about how little they paid for a gun years ago.

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correct, market was $99 about 1995-1998ish

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