Source for After Market Gunstock for SKS??
I have decided to purchase an SKS rifle and want to put the action in an after market sporter type stock.
I have surfed the net and I have found only one source - Royal Gunstocks and it is their MONTANA HUNTER FOR SKS CARBINES. I need a fully inleted stock as I have no experience or skill in this area.
Does anyone have another source?
Also can I clean up the current offering of SKS weapons with the bayonet and grenade launcher or would I be better off getting a California legal model sans grenade launcher??
I have surfed the net and I have found only one source - Royal Gunstocks and it is their MONTANA HUNTER FOR SKS CARBINES. I need a fully inleted stock as I have no experience or skill in this area.
Does anyone have another source?
Also can I clean up the current offering of SKS weapons with the bayonet and grenade launcher or would I be better off getting a California legal model sans grenade launcher??
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There are several synthetic stocks available from choate, ramline, and butler creek. I don't know of any wood stocks.
Mobuck0 -
Don't try to put a prom dress on a pig.
The SKS is a cheaply made, utilitarian rifle. Throw it in the back of your truck, carry it in the woods in the rain, and it will generally provide you with reliable, low cost shooting. Don't waste your money trying to turn it into something that it is not. No matter how much you "sporterize" it, it will still be an SKS.
Neal0 -
TRY CHEAPERTHANDIRT.COM
Sir Shane of the~Secret Select Society of Sauve Stylish Smoking Jackets~0 -
cheaperthandirt.com
sportsmansguide.com
cdnninvestments.com
sksman.com
simonov.com
cabelas.com
midwayusa.com
Just do an SKS Stock search at any of the above and that should keep you busy for a couple of hours.0 -
there are several on the gunbroker auction site 0 -
I ground off the bayonette lug, changed to the black plastic stock,
replaced the 10 round mag with a five rounder & added the scope mount & scope.
You really can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. (But it does look a little better.) The stock dropped right in. The upper handguard was a little problem but not too much.0
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