They were produced at both the Tula (arrow in star factory symbol) and Izhevsk (arrow in triangle in circle factory symbol) and depending on the year of production they could have either hardwood or laminate stocks. Tula produced far more over the years, making them the more common and less desirable of the two factories.

The 49' Tula is the first production year of the SKS 45, it is the most unique of all the years of the Russian sks.

A TULA SKS rifle is currently worth an average price of $1,924.36 new and $791.59 used . The 12 month average price is $1,924.36 new and $837.86 used. The new value of a TULA SKS rifle has fallen $0.00 dollars over the past 12 months to a price of $1,924.36 .

2013年12月1日 · The Soviet SKS carbines were manufactured at the Tula Arsenal from 1949 until 1956 and at the Izhevsk plant from 1953 to 1954. The Tula manufactured SKS carbines can be identified by an arrow inside of a star marking and date …

Make: Tula Arsenal (Russian) Model: SKS. Serial Number: IM1735 is the import serial number; the original serial is NM1735. Year of Manufacture: 1954. Caliber: 7.62×39. Action Type: Semi-Automatic. Markings: Left side of the receiver marked with Russian Cyrillic “IM/NM1735”.

2024年12月22日 · That is a mighty fine looking SKS and well worth hanging on to. I picked up two 1952 dated Russian very similar SKS rifles about 15 years ago. They both were refurbished somewhat with a kind of black paint on the action parts but they are both very fine shooters. I …

2015年4月27日 · The arsenal replacement stock on this SKS is the Tula-made solid wood type and in great shape, free from any cracks, chips, repairs, or major damage. As mentioned previously, the left side of the butt has been restamped with the proper serial number and the old serial number has been X'ed out.

very nice Russian SKS made by Tula Arsenal in 1955. The rifle has undergone refurbishment and is in excellent condition.

2014年9月16日 · This is a nice, all-original, all-matching (including the hardwood stock) SKS. It was made by Tula Arsenal in 1953. It has a pristine bore and mechanics, alongside all milled parts. It was imported into the us through Classic Distributors, Inc …

Made by the Tula Arsenal, this SKS is all-original and has not been rebuilt. All of the numbered parts match as originally factory stamped. The original factory blue finish still shows a nice gloss blue and rates 95% plus.