Videos tagged with Milled Trigger Guard

This video provides an in-depth look at two Chinese Type 56 SKS carbines from Arsenal 296. The presenter details the historical context and specific features of an early 'letter series' model (likely 1960) and a later Norinco-stamped model (potentially 1973 or 1963). Key distinctions like milled vs. stamped trigger guards, one-piece vs. two-piece gas tubes, and bolt/bayonet lug lightning cuts are highlighted, offering valuable insights for SKS collectors and enthusiasts.

This guide details the field stripping and cleaning process for the Yugoslavian SKS rifle, as demonstrated by Ben from Classic Firearms. It covers essential steps like cosmoline removal using mineral spirits, safe disassembly of the trigger group, bolt, and gas system, and reassembly. The instruction emphasizes preventing slam fires by cleaning the free-floating firing pin and highlights the rifle's features like the grenade launcher sights.