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    Sks Serial Reseached

    HI,i would like to know what type of sks this number represent romanian,russian,norinco?????the serial is ( by 1293 k), the y is look russian,thank for your info.


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    Most likely Russianicon, but the only way to know for sure is to look at the manufacturer's marks on the receiver itself or possibly on the recceiver cover.

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