Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction

Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
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Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction
Model: 14485

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Chinese Type 56 SKS C&R Rifle - Auction

  • Manufactured in China
  • Type 56 SKS rifle
  • 7.62x39mm caliber
  • Semi-Automatic
  • Chrome lined barrel
  • Fixed 10-Round box magazine
  • Spiker Bayonet
  • Wood Stock
  • Non-matching numbers
  • NRA rated Fair to Good Surplus condition
  • *Please Note - this rifle is missing the cross bolt nut and has a lightly damaged front sight hood*

This Chinese Type 56 SKS is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62×39mm and manufactured in China. It features a chrome-lined barrel, a fixed 10-round box magazine, a folding spiker bayonet, and a traditional wood stock. As a military-pattern SKS rifle, it is known for its rugged design, reliability, and historical significance. This example has non-matching serial numbers, indicating that parts have likely been replaced or mixed during its service life. Rated in Fair to Good surplus condition under NRA standards, the rifle is expected to show noticeable wear, finish loss, handling marks, and other signs of prior use. Prospective buyers should note that the rifle is missing the stock cross-bolt nut and has light damage to the front sight hood, both of which may require attention. Despite these issues, it remains a functional and historically interesting surplus Type 56 SKS with the desirable chrome-lined barrel and original fixed-magazine configuration.

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