02-11-2006, 11:41 AM
Well I did. Sort of.
I spent alot of money there.
You may remember:
![[Image: 98261705_b22525b163.jpg]](http://static.flickr.com/36/98261705_b22525b163.jpg)
Well, the wood stock is made for a little chinese person, and the pull was way too short. Very uncomfortable. So 110 bucks later, I remedied the situation:
![[Image: 98261706_1df6d6e373.jpg]](http://static.flickr.com/27/98261706_1df6d6e373.jpg)
Tapco adjustable stock (the butt extends outward) 30rd magazine, scope and reciever mount, and a muzzle brake, which you can't really see in the picture.
Here's a closeup of the trigger assembly, scope, mag, and grip:
![[Image: 98261708_cca25b279e.jpg]](http://static.flickr.com/33/98261708_cca25b279e.jpg)
The mag was 15, the brake 15, the stock 83 (taxed
) the scope assembly I bought ages ago for 20 and never bothered to put on.
I was a little disappointed with the magazine -- but it's not the mag's fault. Since I have a chinese SKS, the trigger assembly is very different from all of the other SKS's. So I can still USE the 30 round mag, but it's not detatchable. I have to remove the trigger assembly to remove the mag. This isn't really a big deal, I'll never be in a situation that requires me to have to re-load 30 rounds in 10 seconds, but still...it would have been cool. The scope is some kind of sniper-ish scope with "MOA" rangefinding units on the reticle. Hey, it was cheap, whatever. I'm a little concerned that ejected shells will strike the scope, but I found a 3.95 shell guard that spins the shell downward. Might get that.
Anyway, just thought I'd share.
I spent alot of money there.
You may remember:
![[Image: 98261705_b22525b163.jpg]](http://static.flickr.com/36/98261705_b22525b163.jpg)
Well, the wood stock is made for a little chinese person, and the pull was way too short. Very uncomfortable. So 110 bucks later, I remedied the situation:
![[Image: 98261706_1df6d6e373.jpg]](http://static.flickr.com/27/98261706_1df6d6e373.jpg)
Tapco adjustable stock (the butt extends outward) 30rd magazine, scope and reciever mount, and a muzzle brake, which you can't really see in the picture.
Here's a closeup of the trigger assembly, scope, mag, and grip:
![[Image: 98261708_cca25b279e.jpg]](http://static.flickr.com/33/98261708_cca25b279e.jpg)
The mag was 15, the brake 15, the stock 83 (taxed
) the scope assembly I bought ages ago for 20 and never bothered to put on.I was a little disappointed with the magazine -- but it's not the mag's fault. Since I have a chinese SKS, the trigger assembly is very different from all of the other SKS's. So I can still USE the 30 round mag, but it's not detatchable. I have to remove the trigger assembly to remove the mag. This isn't really a big deal, I'll never be in a situation that requires me to have to re-load 30 rounds in 10 seconds, but still...it would have been cool. The scope is some kind of sniper-ish scope with "MOA" rangefinding units on the reticle. Hey, it was cheap, whatever. I'm a little concerned that ejected shells will strike the scope, but I found a 3.95 shell guard that spins the shell downward. Might get that.
Anyway, just thought I'd share.
1987 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442
