My Boys; a group portrait.

[ronny]

I'm finally down to only 3 calibers. If I didn't have so darn much 7.62x39, I might try to get down to only two, .40 and .22. When Taurus comes out with their new pistol caliber carbine, I think I'll look into it.

It'll be hard to go SKS-less though. They've been part of my stable for a long time. I'll probably just get rid of one of these and hang onto the other, just in case.

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[rebelracer79]

your pic isnt working

 

[ronny]

HMMMM! I can see it.

Let's try this.

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[ronny]

I see them both. Hope that works for you. Anyway, it's no biggie. I just didn't have anything else to do tonight.

 

[rebelracer79]

I can see them both now, maybe I was having computer trouble, nice lookin group

 

[beast1989]

eww sausage fest! lol nice looking group, I wish I had a couple rifles.

 

[ronny]

Patience, my son. One step at a time.

Thanks.

 

[ldp4570]

Patience, my son. One step at a time.

Thanks.

Maybe I've just been lucky, but I've had both long an short SKS's, an the short ones seem to be a little more accurate than their bigger siblings. So I'd say keep the short one!!!!

 

[ronny]

Leighton, with my old eyes and SKS irons, it's a moot point. I've had lots of SKS's and I've never had a bad shooter, yet I've never had a "shoot a chigger off a gnat's ass" SKS. However, I consider the SKS as my SHTF weapon. I just want it to shoot when I pull the trigger and be accurate enough to hit a zombie in the head at 20 paces.

When I get the time, I'll probably just put them both up in a "sell one and keep the other" sale. If the paratrooper was a Sino-Soviet, there'd be no question. I seem to be partial to blade bayonets.

 

[Bhop]

you know if you gave me some of that 7.62x39 you wouldnt have so much of it.