r/canadaguns Aug 17 '26

Gun and gear reviews Regretted to sell my Chinese sks.

I owned a unfired sks bought for 5xx as my first gun, and sold it for 700 after 3 months. I was happy to get rid of a 70 years old gun at that time. After one year, I have tried many guns from my friend and myself, like .22lr , shotgun, lever, bolt, I finally understand the value of a sks. Should I get a new one? I have been thinking it for the whole night. I cannot work, sleep and eat. Please help me.

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u/Conscious_Bid_8762 Aug 18 '26

Get a Russian one then it’s a upgrade not a mistake

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u/Much-Youth9213 Aug 18 '26

Not really, i had a russian one and a chinese. The chinese sks was much nicer, and lighter too

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u/Xhenoz Aug 18 '26

Its a roll of the dice with any gun made under communism. Of the ones ive handled the russian was the nicest, the Chinese ones felt gritty and have terrible soft wood