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  • Sav99
    My Norinco wasn't.
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  • bobinwis
    If a firearm has reached its '50th' birthday today or prior, it is considered a 'C&R'. BATF modernized their definition some time ago and it got rid of all the special lists that covered firearms by individual serial number. Would guess the Yugo's and Norinco's are not that old as a group yet so .......... That's the way I understand it.

    Regards, Bob
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  • Nwcid
    I know the Yugo has been on the list since last year and there was some reason why but I do not remember. I don't think it was the 50yr rule as we are not quite there yet. I know all the wholesalers are kicking them out to C&R holders, but not the other SKS's.
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  • barto
    I have 2 Yugos and an Albanian & all are C/R.
    The Albanian is even a 1978 model.
    I have NEVER seen an SKS for sale from a dealer that was not C/R.
    [8D]barto[8D]
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  • Nwcid
    Just talked to a local dealer. He said last he had heard the Chinese are not on the C&R yet.
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  • Marc1301
    Yugos, and Albanians are for sure.
    I believe your dealer is correct on the Chinese,........it is non C&R.
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  • MVP
    The SKS rifles are not on a C&R list due to its age or design but there have been a few added due to historical battles which make them collectable. Norincos are not on the list.
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  • barto
    I picked up a Chinese SKS barreled receiver in a trade a while back.
    Wonder if it has any value?
    [?]barto[?]
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  • 0321jarhead
    I have a Yugo and an Albanian(1978). I also have a C&R license. BUT, if you live in the wonderful state of GUN CONTROL like me,your C&R license is not recognized for an SKS.[V]
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  • hk-91
    i have seen alot of them on gb auctions that claimed they were c&r but as far as i know there not.
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  • 1776-1976
    All SKS's in original configuration EXCEPT the chinese are C&R. Any modified SKS is no longer a C&R.
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  • chollagardens
    I was told that the type of firearm needed to be out of production for a specified time. So a Russian SKS, which the Russians have not produced for a long time, would qualify (production time wise) to be a curio and relic. The Chinese on the other hand have been cranking out SKSs by the cargo container load recently (and would now if a buyer with enough money came along) so Chinese SKSs are neither a curio or relic.
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  • 0321jarhead
    SECTION II:Firearms Classified as Curios or Relics Under 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44 ROMANIAN Model 56 semiautomatic carbine (sks),caliber 7.62x39 in original configuration as manufactured at Uzina Mechanica Cugir,Romania from 1956 through 1962,having original Romanian serial numbers consisting of two letters followed by up to four digits. The right side of the receiver is also marked with the year of production and the manufacturer's trademark consisting of an unfletched arrow within a triangle. RUSSIAN (U.S.S.R.),Simonov,semiautomatic rifle,model SKS,cal. 7.62x39,of Soviet manufactur. This info is out of the "Firearms Curios and Relics List by our friends at B.A.T.F.E.[8D]
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