r/canadaguns • u/Liebwin • 1d ago

Shitpost / Memes Hush Holsters SKS2000

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Heads up, guys check your Hush Holsters SKS stock. Mine cracked from the buttstock to the grip after just a few uses and I’m still waiting on my wood replacement.

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u/Cool_Corey 1d ago

I honestly think it would be a challenge to find another gun that shoots 3-5 moa, that is exceptionally terrible, especially for the ridiculous price point of an SKS at $900. You could buy nearly any bolt action for that price point and have MOA or sub MOA accuracy (literally 3-5x more accurate).

I understand because of the state of the country and our dog shit gun laws you guys try to gravitate towards the cool looking, military style or semi auto guns that are available.

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u/Fickle_Ice_7584 1d ago

If you buy an SKS to try an take first place at the bench rest competition ya you're gunna be let down. Nobody buys and SKS because it's a super accurate platform. They buy them because they're borderline indestructible and go bang every time if you clean it once per decade. If they were so horribly inaccurate nobody would hunt with them. If they're good enough to kill a deer who cares about MOA.

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u/Cool_Corey 1d ago

Yea but no one is shooting deer with them. And why would you? There are better options for virtually every application, the gun is a boom stick for people to shoot bottles and cans with, prove me wrong

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u/Fickle_Ice_7584 1d ago

Yeah there's definitely better options, I won't be hunting with one, but plenty of people still do. And if you truly believe it's only good for shooting cans and gongs then who cares about accuracy at all? If it hits the pop can or the gong why does it need to be better? I've never met a guy who complained about their SKS accuracy while shooting steel at 50 yards. would you take a bone stock Honda civic to the drag strip and get upset when its not as fast as a Corvette? You can't fault something for being bad at something it was never designed to do.