SKS question?
Springfield_1911SS
July 28, 2008, 07:53 PM
I have a Yugo SKS, it wouldn't fire semi-auto(Failure to eject), at all when I got it(yes, I had it in semi-auto mode). I came to The High Road to figure out my problem, would i found was that it was most likely a bad seal between the gas tube(the thing with the hand guard on it) and the gas cylinder. So some on the thread recommended a stainless steel gas valve. So I was able to buy one on ebay. I installed it in the gun. It is a bit longer than the stock one, I had to really put some force on the gas tube when reinstalling it, the selector by the grenade sight will not budge out of semi-auto. It will for the first mag full(10 rnd) just fine and then after that it starts to jam(stovepipe).
What else can I do?
Will a Chinese gas tube work on a Yugo rifle?
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K96771
July 28, 2008, 10:14 PM
It sounds like there may still be some cosmoline in there. I had a similar experience with mine and it took tearing it down three times and re-cleaning to finally get it to stop stovepiping and jamming. Now, it's rare that I get a malfunction.
jlpskydive
July 28, 2008, 10:24 PM
A Chinese gas tube is not the same size as a Yugo, so no they will not work.
Googel Murrays guns he will know how to make it run or just click here
http://www.murraysguns.com/sksown.htm
yenchisks
July 28, 2008, 10:29 PM
go to: collecting and shooting the sks or google sks.
Springfield_1911SS
July 29, 2008, 07:25 PM
could it just be the wolf ammo?
jon_in_wv
July 29, 2008, 07:53 PM
Mine doesn't like the 154gr SP from Wolf. It is really reliable with everything else.
Springfield_1911SS
September 30, 2008, 07:58 PM
I cleaned it again and bought some good ammo. I fired 10 just fine then the jamming began. I let it sit 2 hours and then was able to fire 10 more, then jamming. Iy almost seems to be a heat issue.
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