SKS
Class unknown
Last change: 0.3.x · not fully verified yet · current game 0.5
- Caliber
- Fire rate
- Unknown
- Accuracy
- Unknown
- Fire modes
- Single
Parts that fit
Straight on the weapon, then through other parts (a scope on a mount on the receiver), up to three steps. Each part is listed once, by the shortest way.
Sight
13 parts- SKS Rear Iron SightRear iron sight · listed on one page only
503CU Micro SightCollimator · on High Sight Mount · listed on one page only- Aimpoint ACRO P-2Collimator · on Aimpoint Acro Picatinny Mount · listed on one page only
- Aimpoint Micro H-2Collimator · on High Sight Mount
Kaps Classic 4x36 OCScope · on Low Profile O-ring - 30mm
Micro T-1 Red Dot SightCollimator · on High Sight Mount- Micro T-2 Red Dot SightCollimator · on High Sight Mount
RAZOR 1-10x Rifle ScopeScope · on O-ring - 34mm · listed on one page only
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Mount
12 partsShow 4 moreShow less
Stock
1 partMagazine
2 partsAuxiliary
1 partDescription
The SKS, originating in the Soviet Union, gained global prominence through widespread export and production. Notable for its fixed magazine and foldable bayonet, it lacked select-fire capability and had limited magazine capacity, leading to its replacement by the AK-47 in the Soviet Armed Forces during the 1950s. Despite this, the SKS continued to serve in various Soviet units for years. Soviet production occurred from 1949 to 1958 at the Tula Arsenal and from 1953 to 1954 at the Izhevsk Arsenal, resulting in approximately 2.7 million units. Additionally, millions more were produced under license in China and other Eastern Bloc countries during the Cold War. Its adaptability for guerilla warfare made it popular among insurgent forces worldwide. Since 1988, the SKS has been widely available in the civilian market in North America, maintaining popularity for hunting and sporting activities.
Values to check
These notes come from the import of the first data. They say why a value is empty or doubtful.
- class: not in the source wiki, left empty
- weight: not in the source wiki
