Two FDE Tapco magazines, a 14.5 inch bayonet, a green strap and the original stock come with this Norinco Type 56 SKS. It is used, chambered in 7.62x39mm, with a 20 inch barrel and a blued finish.

The seller points out that the last four serial digits, 2266, match the numbers on the original parts. Matching numbers help a collector decide, though the extras here will matter more to someone who wants to shoot. The bolt-action look of the stock reminds you this is a military carbine, but the action is semi-automatic. Many owners shoot such a rifle a few times a year and enjoy it more for being used than for sitting in a case.

The Type 56 is the Chinese version of the Soviet SKS and was built in large numbers. It is not delicate. Even a worn one tends to function well with a clean bore and a fresh coat of oil.

There are no other extras and no case. The rifle is sold as described. It ships to your chosen FFL dealer, and the background check takes place at pickup.