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Question: On the utg 5th gen sks hi mount, can you put a shell deflector
Document: I don&#8217;t believe that they&#8217;re necessary at all. Also I bought UTG shell deflector. Good idea to protect a scope, BUT those two very poor made screws that hold scope mount became more weak, when you put deflector under mount, and it slides the scope OFF ALIGN almost on 1/8 inch. Thus you&#8217;ll never able zeroed scope correctly.
Fit great nice and tight. Just make sure to use loctite on the screws that hold the scope rings to the receiver cover and do not over torque. I also bought the utg shell deflector with this. The deflector is ment to fit on the receiver cover and fits great. My issue with the utg deflector was my barska ir scope hits the deflector and will not tighten. So know what scope you will be using before hand. A deflector is a must have along with this item.
had to file down the front end to make it fit my SKS, and a lot of people on here complain about that. It's literally like 1/16th an inch off the new dust cover.I have one thing to say, It's a freaking SKS. If you don't know you have to put some elbow grease into anything you do, then you don't have any experience with this rifle. EVERYTHING TAKES WORK, but it's worth it.I highly recommen getting a shell deflector as well.
This was not a hard fit for my norinco sporter and took almost no filing at all. My only possible suggestion would be to angle the mount forward about an inch and make the height adjustable. This way guys like me with our 4-16x40mm scopes don't ding our precious optics. Basically it would allow a shell deflector to mount easier. Otherwise this is a fantastic addition
Great idea for the SKS but the design has several issues / Problems!It is NOT a drop in part. The two Tangs on the front of the cover did not fit- required filing to close and set the pin.Secondly, the two mount screws fot the assesory shell deflector plate ( needed to keep spent casings from hitting the scope) did not align up.... OFF by 1/8 inch. Solution required cutting base cover where screw threads/shoulder located.
OK, I have one of these receiver cover replacements. You might spend some time fitting it tight to the stock and hopefully be able to hold zeros. Personally I would use this more for mounting the shell deflector and go with one of the add on tri/quad rail front end systems for mounting optics. These just seem less likely to be jostled. If you are going to mount scopes on this invest in some blue thread locker, adjust evenly, and hopfully no movement befalls you.
Best idea is to redesign shell deflector plate to fit this scope plate! !
Put the mount on my Chinese sks s and had to do a little filing, but not a big deal. Went to range and shot a few rounds and noticed the side screws coming loose so I couldn't zero my gun that day. Put Loctite on screws and everything has been fine. Once I purchase something I don't want to do work to it, but you get what you pay for.
First off you will have to file and possibly bend out the tangs to get this to fit. Every gun is different, especially when it comes to fitted parts with SKS's coming in such a wide variety. For me, 10 and a fit tighter than my stock cover. Also know what type of scope you want prior buying this. Know what stock you want to use as well and if you need a shell deflector. I want a full size scope so I needed the shell deflector.
i didn't need to file this down, it installed easily and quickly, took longer to put a scope in it than to put it on my sks. btw i have a yugo. full recommendation
Answer: yes