Old 03-21-2007, 10:28 AM   #1
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Dual serial numbers?

In my last post, I posted the serial number that is STAMPED onto the gun. As I disasembled the gun, I noticed that this other etched number, 63184, kept showing up on the same parts. Would it be another serial number that it might had been registerd under later?
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Old 03-21-2007, 10:40 AM   #2
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Likely, your SKS is the result of several other numbered parts being put together to make the whole rifle.

They needed to assign another serial number as the main serial number.

I have a couple of C&R rifles like that.
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Old 03-21-2007, 10:53 AM   #3
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Hmmm.... They might have replaced a part or 2 INSIDE the gun because you can see all the original, I think, stamped serial numbers match. I'm gonna try to disassemble it as far as I can to be sure. Can't clean it up yet because I'm going to use minneral spirits. My garage is disconnected and it's dang cold outside so all I can do right now is "play" with it and get familar with how it comes apart/together.


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Disassembled the entire gun. All stamped serial numbers match. Probably replaced the firing pin, spring, or gas piston.

OK, yer right Dale. It was a fixed gun. One place on the barrel itself I didn't see before and found the ONLY part that was replaced on the gun. Because of that 1 part they changed the serial number for the whole gun.
Thanks for the help!

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