The SKS Carbine, 5th Revised and Expanded Edition (For Collectors Only)
The SKS Carbinecovers its subject in great detail, from its early development to detailed descriptions of variations in the most minor parts. Whether you consider yourself a collector or not, if you are the owner of some of the one million SKS carbines that have been imported into the United States, you need this book. --Guns & Ammo MagazineIn this book, Steve Kehaya has teamed with Joe Poyer to give us the first definitive study if the [SKS] and its history, along with the various modifications and origins of manufacture. Each component of the SKS, from stock to bayonet lug, or lack thereof, is covered, indicating assembly point and year of manufacture. Accessories and their origin are covered along with maintenance procedures . . . Those who like to reload will want to read the SAAMI specifications to achieve maximum reliability.The SKS Carbineis profusely illustrated, articulately researched and covers all aspects of its development. You might find that you own one of the most sought-after SKS. --Glen Voorhees, Jr., Gun WeekThe SKS was Soviet Russia's answer to the [submachine] gun that the Germans were using on the Russian front during the Second World War. The book,The SKS Carbineauthored by Steve Kehaya and Joe Poyer is a treasure trove of practical information on the lineage, history, maintenance and use of this arm. For instance, [this book] can . . . tell you which parts are interchangeable with parts from rifles made in different countries.For the SKS owner, the book contains relevant information on choosing one for personal use [and] is a valuable reference . . . [it] details not only troubleshooting . . . but has detailed repair instructions, is well written and easy to understand. --Red MeineckeThe SKS Carbinecovers its subject in great detail, from its early development to detailed descriptions of variations in the most minor parts. Whether you consider yourself a collector or not, if you are an owner of the some one million SKS carbines that have been imported into the United States, you need this book. --Bill O'Brien,Guns & Ammo--Red MeineckeThe SKS Carbinecovers its subject in great detail, from its early development to detailed descriptions of variations in the most minor parts. Whether you consider yourself a collector or not, if you are an owner of the some one million SKS carbines that have been imported into the United States, you need this book. --Bill O'Brien,Guns & AmmoThe SKS was Soviet Russia's answer to the [submachine] gun that the Germans were using on the Russian front during the Second World War.The book,The SKS Carbineauthored by Steve Kehaya and Joe Poyer is a treasure trove of practical information on the lineage, history, maintenance and use of this arm.As a for instance, [this book] can . . . tell you which parts are interchangeable with parts from rifles made in different countries.For the SKS owner, the bok contains relevant information on choosing one for personal use [and] is a valuable reference . . . [it] details not only troubleshooting . . . but has detailed repair instructions, is well written and easy to understand. --Red Meinecke