Don't Bubba me bro!!! Trying to make a SKS into an AK.

Published on January 6, 2020
Duration: 14:18

This video explores the concept of 'Bubba-ing' an SKS rifle by adding aftermarket modifications like the FAB Defense stock. While the modified SKS demonstrates functional improvements and ergonomic benefits, the presenter ultimately prefers the original wood configuration. The video covers shooting tests, field stripping, and comparisons to other firearms.

Quick Summary

The term 'Bubba-ing' a rifle means modifying it with aftermarket parts like stocks and optics to change its original design, often to resemble a different firearm. The FAB Defense SKS stock adds a pistol grip, folding stock, and accessory rails.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: What is 'Bubba-ing' an SKS?
  2. 01:20Standard SKS Features & Shooting
  3. 03:55The FAB Defense 'Bubba' SKS
  4. 05:56Range Test: Modified SKS Accuracy
  5. 08:37Field Stripping the Modified SKS
  6. 11:25Final Thoughts: Original vs. Modified SKS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'Bubba-ing' mean in the context of firearms?

'Bubba-ing' a rifle refers to adding aftermarket stocks, magazines, and optics to a basic military firearm to change its original design and appearance, often making it resemble a different platform like an AK-47.

What are the features of the FAB Defense SKS stock?

The FAB Defense SKS stock includes a pistol grip, a side-folding and adjustable buttstock, and Picatinny rails for mounting optics and accessories. It also incorporates a recoil dampening system.

How accurate was the modified SKS with a red dot sight?

The modified SKS, equipped with a Burris FastFire red dot mounted on the polymer handguard, successfully hit targets at both 100 and 250 yards during range testing.

Is it harder to field strip an SKS with the FAB Defense stock?

Yes, field stripping the SKS with the FAB Defense stock installed is noted as being slightly more complex than with the original wood stock, particularly when aligning the takedown pin.

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