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@@Dzwieczny Tula! 1950

@@Dani-hl3xu This stuff in particular is non corrosive and pretty damn accurate but the copper wash on it definitely leaves a lot behind in the rifle

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors may i ask what brand that ammo is and what accuracy you get from it? My sks gets me 4 moa

@@Dani-hl3xu Depends if you’re in Canada or USA, it’s Norinco Red Box ammunition, I haven’t actually measured my groupings with it but I would definitely say it’s around 3moa, ran it through both my SKS and Type 81, a lot better accuracy out of the type 81 of course.

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors thanks. Since the us banned russian ammo it became cheaper here in Germany, so i got some brass case norma for 7 bucks a box along with some surplus stuff, unfortunately my sks doesn’t seem to be the most accurate out there. I‘ll get an ak some day and try it in that i guess.

@@Dani-hl3xu Your rifling could simply be deteriorating which can cause the inaccuracy, I feel like Norma should be a an accurate cartridge but then again basically all SKS rifles are 3-4moa average

Глупость. Тот же патрон как у АК-47, несъемный магазин на 10 патрон, только одиночная стрельба. СКС хороший карабин, но как оружие объективно хуже автомата

@@Theshotgunmaster12 Thank you!

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors I love old fashion guns. :)

Unfortunately!

Yes!

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors I am curious about various forms of gun ownership and have a question about the recent changes in Canadian gun ownership laws. Can I buy an AR-15 or other types of guns?

@@mr.potatoch2922There are many firearms you can purchase in Canada, unfortunately the AR-15 is now considered prohibited as of 2020, if you’re looking to purchase a semi-auto 5.56/.223 Wylde rifle you are more likely going to be buying a non-restricted AR-180 platform rifle among other proprietary designs like the Tavor X95 or HK SL8 etc, you can also find some other models that have shorter barrels than 18.6” that will then be considered restricted and can only be purchased with an RPAL and used at a legal range! Aside from that the best advice I can give is to call the RCMP and get as much information from them directly as you can, many people aren’t genuinely familiar with the laws and regulations and can get you in big trouble if you follow the wrong information!

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors Thank you.Then what kind of guns do you have in your possession?

@@mr.potatoch2922 Many shotguns and rifles but I am not going to get into specifics :)

这是南斯拉夫制造的SKS

Вы ошибаетесь у СКС ЗАТВОР ХРОМИРОВАННЫЙ !!! У меня есть такой . Если чёрный это переделка .

@@user-qs7cm5gu3w у меня 52 года. Все клейма заводские, кроме личины затвора и ствола. Перествол был в 2014. Рама затвора тоже родная. Она вороненая. Ни следа хрома.

@@wyluek Спасибо за информацию!

@@user-qs7cm5gu3w вот тут товарищ из Поднебесной подсказывает, что на видео югославский СКС.

Why not ?

In war it was used for people who got to close to stab them

@@omarflores-bobadilla7712 Nice! I am sure you’ll love it!

@@archer721 Totally possible to find them at a good price still, definitely rare, in my opinion it’s worth buying them at that price, worst case scenario if you don’t want to keep it, it’ll be an easy flip!

Italian M-91 Cavalry Carcano - $290 for a good condition rifle!

@@benoitdeshaies5407 Glad you enjoyed it lol!

@@Private_Joe If we’re being that specific, yes, but they were still made in what would be known today as Russia.

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors ok i get it...but so you could still import some, not russian 😉

@@Private_Joe It’s not only a factor of which stamps the rifle has but also the company who manufactured it, most of the factories that produced these Mosins in WW2 are still operating and therefore blocks the importation of items produced by that Russian company, including when it was Soviet Union.

@@fallows4life 100% unfortunately here we’re not allowed to use certain species of fish as bait, but just any hook/jig tipped with a big chunk of bait is a great option!

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors that's sad, but good luck can't wait for burbot season here in Sweden. They're not plenty full I know only 2 lakes in my state that's holds them with one of them receiving low fishing pressure and the other one Being the third biggest in the country.

@@fallows4life Practically every decent sized lake around here (Northern Ontario Canada) has Burbot! Super fun fish and I can’t wait either!

Definitely agree, I have had good experiences with a couple Turkish made shotguns (Stevens 555E & Winchester SXP) but those are overseen by American companies, your opinion is always valid and many should listen to it before jumping on an extremely "affordable" firearm!

@@csj9619 Absolute thief, good for you, you’ll enjoy it!

@@kenlansing1216 It is a “U.S. Pioner” as per the barrels, imported into Canada under Ru-Ko Canada LTD in the mid 1900’s!

@@jaybailleaux630 I am a huge fan of 7mm-08 and agree with you in that regard for deer and maybe bear, I do think hunters would feel more comfortable shooting .308 or larger for Moose and Elk though, not everyone though, 7mm-08 is more than capable with proper shot placement, I am personally running a Leupold 2-7x33 on my M70 now, being that mine in particular is the featherweight compact, they don’t manufacture it in any magnums nor 06 calibers, some other models of the M70 do but I do think it’s worth having a couple magnums and Winchester has been smart enough to limit the options to the super popular ones like .300 Win Mag & 7mm Rem Mag, there will always be a need and market for them!

@@danielphillips5861 If only I could have boughten guns in 2008 😭

Totally! I think there’s too many out there going for crazy prices but you can definitely still get some steals

Appreciate it!

Im in Canada so not 100% sure but from what I hear it’s not terrible it’s just unreasonable pricing, assuming it depends on the state too

Ammoseek has a lot of decently priced ammo on it. Use that.

Easy as pie

@@DelGTAGrndrs For you maybe it"s easy to find. In Nebraska where I'm at, it's almost a rarity to find in stores. And the prices are jacked up online due to a global conflict that needs no explanation.

Definitely could be! Price point is likely a bit lower too, would be a great option for those who don't want to spend close to $2000 CAD! I know the reliability would be good!

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors I never understood the hype for the 1301 or a300 tbh. 1301 is full of plastic and feels flimsy as hell. 1301 used to be sub $1500 CAD which is a decent deal, now it’s $2000+ and a300 is like $1600. With that price tag you might as well get a benelli m4 which is built like a tank. Berettas QC has gone down quite a bit and I’ve seen to many problems/parts breaking with 1301 and a300. Just my 2 cents haha

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors oh btw I think the sx4 is very similar to the discontinued FN SLP (now that Winchester and browning both belong to FN). FN SLP was considered almost as prestigious and well made as benelli m4, sad that it was discontinued. Hopefully tactical SX4s deliver

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors oh btw I think the sx4 is very similar to the discontinued FN SLP (now that Winchester and browning both belong to FN). FN SLP was considered almost as prestigious and well made as benelli m4, sad that it was discontinued. Hopefully tactical SX4s deliver

@@aarontitusz8655 I have definitely seen QC issues for most manufacturers and that does include Winchester, but I agree with you about the 1301, I personally like the fit of the A300 better and find it can be a bit more reliable.

I sadly don’t have a soldering iron or heat gun, do you thinking a simple blow dryer would work? I stick to using blue loctite for that reason! Thanks for commenting!

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors It wouldn't hurt to try it. The main thing is not to use a open flame heat source. It doesn't have to be glowing cherry red to melt Loc-Tite. Just enough to warm it up and make it gooey.

@@JohnDoeEagle1 Wonderful, appreciate the info!

It’s hard not to love them, they’re super fun rifles and I personally really like the Finnish M39 and even the M44! The value of your rifles are inevitably going to increase, they’re definitely more sought after and are more uncommon than your standard M91/30

Yes, they have an interesting design but it’s very common for older rifles such as these, the tube is connected to the receiver via a machined out piece, if you were to look up a disassembly video you would see what I am referring to, when you cycle the bolt, this piece moves based on the bolts position and also moves the tube, I was a little confused by it myself when I got the rifle, but it doesn’t cause any sort of function issues and have seen it on other rifles now so as far as I know it’s normal

I think for the time being it will continue to rise, hopefully things change in the future, never know what will happen

You can still get some for a good steal, conditions play a big part and simply finding the right buyer/seller, I have seen some still going for as little as $200, but majority are going for $500-$800 here in Canada

@@LakesnWoodsOutdoors I’ve noticed that. I’m originally from Florida and prices are way different it’s crazy how location and time of year can fluctuate the prices so much

@@yply.o.7877 Definitely, good for you though on snagging one at that price!

100% agree! It's crazy how they went up so fast overnight, you would almost think it was a dream!

That’s exactly what I was using, not only is it getting expensive (whatever is left) but we can’t import it from Russia anymore