Zastava's SKS is the Yugoslav version, and this rifle is the M59/66. It is a used semi-automatic rifle in 7.62x39mm, with a 20 inch barrel and a black and wood finish. It has a bayonet attached and a launcher attachment system, and it takes 30+1 or 20+1 magazines.

The M59/66 is the best known of the Yugoslav SKS variants. It differs from the Soviet and Chinese rifles by its grenade launcher sight and gas cutoff, and by the way the bayonet is mounted. Collectors like it because it looks different from other SKS rifles and is well made.

It is a sturdy carbine for range work and plinking. The gas action is simple, the recoil is mild, and ammunition is easy to buy. For someone who already owns a Norinco or a Soviet SKS, a Zastava adds variety to the shelf.

Check the markings and the bore when it arrives. Capacity depends on the magazine, so confirm what is fitted.

It is sold as described. It ships to a licensed dealer you choose, and the background check is completed there.