Anyone try mounting this on a SKS? if so does it leave enough room left to still use stripper clips.
177556
I think probably not but that all depends what mount you use on the SKS. Each one is different, so unless someone is using the same brand/model mount, we can't help. Order from a company that has a good return policy.
177557
It should if you mount it as far forward on the rail and slide the scope forward the rings before tightening
609959
Sorry this took so long to answer! The leather straps at the end of the sling for the SKS are 11/16 th wide. It fits very well on the weapon and looks great.
1373316
I had same issue in my sks because i cuz it down except mine was to large had to mill it down what i did was used a strong drill bit and made 4 dimples for the screw points to grap and used thread lock its worked flawless just be sure to line the adaptor with barrel or risk sending it down range with a round
5828
I don't recommend this adapter .. You may get lucky if your barrel fit but it will fell off someday .. You may buy the threading barrel kit to thread your SKS that will be better .. Cost you less than 50 buck including muzzle brake .. Good luck with your project
1391613
No need for stripper clips. EZ to Use just fill loader with your bullets and then just push them in with one motion.I use it all the time! Save your Fingers.
315872
With the scope mounted in an "off set" position, with a side rail, it will work very well. This might need to be done by a gunsmith. (Well, I'm not qualified, anyway.) If mounted straight over the ejection port , which is also the place you load, you won't be able to utilize stripper clips. You may still be able to load them one by one. Either way, I believe a "turned down" bolt is needed with either configuration, or you won't be able to open the bolt to eject your casing and chamber another round. On my mosin I settled for a longer eye relief scope; like about 10-13" eye relief. My scope is mounted on the rear sight base, so it's not over the ejection port and can't interfere with the bolt operation. I love the scope and have 2 of them, now, but I don't think it's a good choice for a mosin, without some modifications. Talk to a local gunsmith about options. Also, you can often find mosin "turned down " / bent handle bolts on line. Hope this helps ( Sorry if it was a bit long).
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No issues as if yet. I have it on a UTG 5th Gen SKS Hi-Profile See-thru Integral Ring Mount (mounted on an SKS). Reticles are fine. Of course, we'll see down the road, but as of now, it's fine.
2088159
I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
419008
What mount are you using on your Mossberg? it does not fit any mounts I have now.
632219
you'll need to do a bit of dremmel or hand file work to accommodate the slightly larger detachable magazines. Worth it though I'd say seeing as that this stock is simply excellent! Hands down the most comfortable and balanced stock for an SKS I have yet to come across. Invest the time to modify it it's not a difficult project, it just requires patience.
502227
On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
1831116
At first I thought I received a broken one, turns out the mount was bad, so far it has held up on a .308 Zastava AK for over six months. I fire the gun about every other week shooting at least 100 rounds through it. So the tiny .223 should not be a problem.
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Tom, if your mounting MA4GENAM, made by Springfield Armory, then NO stripper clip loading is possible, the stripper clip "slot" bracket is removed and replaced with a piece that has a threaded hole in it for the 3rd anchor point. Which is why for a base this one is so popular, it is rock solid for mounting a scope. The stripper clip piece if you look at it closely slides in from the side and is held in place by a 3/32 roll pin, that's the part that gets replaced.
1153281
As long as your SKS barrel can be threaded with 1 X 14 Left handed threads....then the answer is yes!
763461
I tried using the receiver cover with the rails for a scope but I'm not to happy with how it mounts an how high the scope sits on on the gun.... So I got this iron sight because I don't want a scope on my sks... Long story short Idk cuz I only use the iron sight... Haha
1003252
I installed it on my Chinese SKS but it DID require a bit of fitting. I had to file it down a lot. Also, the top where the rings mount came loose several times while sighting in but I finally cured the problem with LocTite on the screws.
370491
It will fit against the trigger guard. You need to modify butt stock. They have it on you tube. A friend of mine has already done it. With his SKS.