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Russian / NHM SKS 7.62x39mm #9910048

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Russian / NHM SKS 7.62x39mm #9910048
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Russian/Soviet Union made semi-automatic short-stroke piston operated centerfire rifle chambered for 7.62x39mm ammunition, and imported by NHM Sacramento, CA. This rifle's receiver cover has been replaced, and the receiver covers provide manufacturing information such as the factory and date of production. This particular rifle is likely to be an arsenal refurbished example with black paint on many of the components. Russia produced SKSs from 1949 until 1958. Rifle features a blued and black painted finish, a 20" hard chrome lined barrel, fully adjustable protected post front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters, stripper clip guide cut into bolt carrier, smooth curved trigger, knurled bolt knob, no cleaning rod, folding blade bayonet removed, fixed magazine with a hinged floorplate, magazine release latch mounted on trigger guard, milled trigger guard, serrated manual safety lever on the trigger guard, and a receiver cover with a see-through optic rail. The hardwood furniture consists of a smooth semi-pistol gripped shoulder stock, smooth finger grooved forend, smooth vented handguard, sling loop on the gas block, sling swivel on the bottom of the shoulder stock, buttstock has a hole for a cleaning kit (trap-door missing), and a black solid rubber recoil pad with the original metal butt plate as a spacer. Original Russian serial numbers 'KH3053' match on the receiver, bolt carrier, bolt, and trigger guard. The black finish retained is approximately 92% with some flaking black paint, edge wear, and handling blemishes. Metal displays no deformation, but there is small scattered areas of rust. The original butt plate shows a fair amount of rust. Action is smooth and crisp, and the bore is bright with strong rifling. The furniture wood is in fair to good condition with numerous handling handling marks, white material transfers, and a material loss between the magazine and bayonet slot. Rifle includes a cleaning kit, and a functioning red dot optic.
Condition is NRA Near Good.
***Modern Firearm - C&R Eligible***