[Outriderdark]

Hello to all. I'm new to these forums so don't hurt me.
I'm wondering if anyone out there knows if New Jersey has any restrictions as far as changing stocks on an SKS. I know the Federal stuff as far as the ten US parts and so forth. I can't seem to find an answer. I know in NJ you can't have an SKS with a detatchable magazine (go figure, since Arsenal's SA M-7 and Saiga's are legal). But I want to be sure about the stock thing before I change the stock.
I have a Yugoslavian M59 and a Yugoslavian m59/66 and I want to try out a different stock on one of the. I won't be making any irreversible changes to it.
Yeah, that was another question I had. I know my 59/66 isn't chrome lined (who cares, it's a great rifle), but I'd swear my M59 is chrome lined. Anyone know if the M59's had chrome lined barrels?

 

[BattleRifleG3]

I thought the M59s didn't have chrome lined barrels, but I've never owned one, so I don't really know. Sad thing about changing stocks on the SKS is that in order to beat the parts count game you have to use a US made magazine - most of which are detachable. There are a few US made fixed mags out there, I have one actually, PM me if you really need it. My opinion though is that you'll try other stocks out there but like the original best when all is said and done.

 

[Outriderdark]

Hmmmm....I'll have to think about that. Are the US made fixed mags reliable? Do they hold the bolt open when empty?
Yeah, I've heard that the original configuration is the best. I have no problem with the original set-up. My Yugo's are my favorite rifles - commercial or military . The aim for me is really the intimidation factor (I could care less about the cool factor). I'd rather someone be scared off by the looks of what I'm pointing at them than to have to actually shoot someone.
Thanks for the response.

 

[BattleRifleG3]

NOTHING is as reliable as the original mag - nothing. That said, US made mags have different levels of reliability. I believe I have used mine successfully, but I do remember having to make a minor mod to make it work right (for a new fellow to the forum, note that I've made many many gun mods successfully, both traditional and unorthodox ones.)

Knowing NJ's anti-self-defense leanings, I hear you on the intimidation factor. Honestly, a wood stock should be just as good as a synthetic one for housing a gun that will scare the crap out of an intruder. If that's not enough, I would suggest going to a shotgun of some sort. A pump would be my choice, another would be a Saiga semi-auto based on the AK-100. For intimidation factor, include a bayonet if possible. A wood stocked SKS with a bayonet sticking in their direction would probably be better than a T-hole stocked one without. A Mossberg 590 with an M9 bayonet, complete with the sound of racking the pump and the appearance with a heat shield and such, would probably be one of the best home defense setups possible. Other more basic pumps are fine too. If the perp knows anything, he might be most scared of a single shot, because he'd know you'd shoot to kill on your first shot.

 

[NRAJOE]

Anything other than true SKS mags are crapola...turn 'em into jam-o-matics...

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[Outriderdark]

Good food for thought. I was also thinking about getting one of those Hi-Point carbines since they're so cheap. They have a rather intimidating (and ugly) look to them.
And you're right, being in NJ, it's far better to make an intruder crap themselves and run than have to shoot them. But I imagine they'd (the big, mysterious, collective They LOL) try to prosecute you for making them crap themselves, too.

 

[NRAJOE]

Hi-Point...snicker,snicker,guffaw!

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[Outriderdark]

Yeah, I know. but I shot one at the range recently and it was a sweet firin' little ugly step-child of a gun.

 

[NRAJOE]

As much as I don't like them, about 9 months ago at a show I could of gotten a ex.cond used one for $100 otd!

Guy took it as a trade in his shop and was tired of looking at it...been there a year.
I him hawed around trying to decide whether to get it for an hr and by time I said what the heck...it was gone.

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[Outriderdark]

I've never been a Hi Point pistol fan, kinda like holding something carved from a cinder block. But I gotta say the little carbine was impressive.
I hope I don't get yelled at for getting off topic.

 

[NRAJOE]

We all stray on here bro...especially me...

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[mauser88]

Change the stock to whatever you want. They is no restrictions in NJ. It must be fixed, not folding or collapsing. That's where you could run into trouble.

 

[NRAJOE]

There ya go...another guy from "Joisey"

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[silentknight]

As much as I don't like them, about 9 months ago at a show I could of gotten a ex.cond used one for $100 otd!

Guy took it as a trade in his shop and was tired of looking at it...been there a year.
I him hawed around trying to decide whether to get it for an hr and by time I said what the heck...it was gone.

Dear Sweet Lord, the end must be near

 

[NRAJOE]

Dear Sweet Lord, the end must be near

Close...get your things in order....

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[Outriderdark]

I take it NRAJOE isn't known as a HI Point advocate?

 

[Outriderdark]

Thanks mauser88!

 

[NRAJOE]

I've been known to pizz off a Hi-Point owner or two...or three....or...

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[Troy]

Hello to all. I'm new to these forums so don't hurt me.

IM GONNA KICK YOUR AZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ! :cheer:

 

[mauser88]

Outriderdark , no problem. Where do you shoot? I belong to CJRPC in Jackson.