SKS 15 just ungodly heavy. Should never of happened in the first place. Kodiak was so preoccupied with whether or not they could they didn't stop to think if they should.
Wish we could have the 30rnd mags, Id move to the states but, I am too vocal about my opinions about Mr Cheeto. Probably on a list or unknowingly banned for some reason.
Only thing about the US I am attracted to is their gun culture partially. The ability to get anything you want with the right ATF tax stamp. Silencers for one, but definitely just a lot of firearms we can not even dream of owning here.
I was considering moving to Texas, until I found out they don't support medical cannabis. I've used it for arthritis, back pain and permanent nerve pain for 15 years and my medication would be considered a Felony in Texas. So scratch that.
Now that's what Im talking about, I could totally move to Montana, not much different than Alberta. I'm from NS, but been here in Alberta for the past 25 years
Theres something about being responsible and trusted enough to have a mpx as a truck gun and sig on the waist. I dont have any fantasy or desire to hurt anybody or else id just be a criminal. I just want to carry and im more than capable but being canadian we are some of the least trusted citizens.
I hear you. Honestly, I would pack a .44 Magnum, .45colt, or .45 ACP if it were legal. I originally wanted one for bush carry for years, though I'd be happy just to be able to own one now.
Hell, I'd even carry in Edmonton these days if we had even open carry as an option. If that was an option, I would likely carry a Ruger Redhawk in .44 magnum on my belt, the same as the fixed blade I carry everywhere currently.
Only ever had one security guard at Walmart have a problem with me carrying a knife, as he tried to tell me carrying a knife was illegal in Canada LOL. I proceeded to educate him on the laws in Canada. Knives are only illegal if they are prohibited varieties or concealed. I currently carry my Buck 102 with the 4" blade. I have carried a knife everywhere for 40 years. It's a tool I use multiple times a day, from opening packages and cutting things at work to even using it for cutting food at times.
A cordless hole puncher would be just another tool for me ;)
The question is how bad do y'all want it. I happen to know a company is coming out with a chassis that will give us this but you have to chop the reciver lots and apparently it's gonna be like 1500usd.
Me personally. I was obsessed with this rifle when I found it. But I want my SKS to be an AK and so that's what I've been working towards. I'm almost done.
FYI, if your looking for a great quality, easy to find and import Bakelite grip alternative. I discovered that the GHK GBBR AK grips are excellent for the money! Very tough, nicely shaped and colored. They even come with both the M6 screw and T nut. Basically the only con to them is that they are monotone, they dont have the iconic splotchy look.
Give me an angle grinder!!!!! Or as my FIL would say bring me my jigsaw!!!!! When he actually means chainsaw......Man cuts everything with his chainsaw, but is pretty much an artist with it. Nothing surprises me anymore
Yeah man I yearn for a bayonet compatible AK style chassis for my SKS.
Mine started its life in an ATI stock and isn’t parts matching. I’ve got it in a milsurp Chinese wood stock for now, but as long as I can slap it into a cool wood/meral chassis anything goes, be it an AK pattern or hush holste, neumanns etc. I’m only averse to polymer stocks for these rifles
Yeah I get what you’re saying. I try to keep these bayonet friendly as long as there’s no dong on there, you can add one easily. I don’t mass produce these but I have done some customs before. Send me a DM !
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u/DougMacRay617 Aug 10 '26
My eyes hurt