I haven’t seen the stock on an SKS Rifle Stocks personally except in pictures.
Before cleaning.

The first patch I ran through, and the last one. Some krud Kutter for the stock. A little TLC stuff for the commie lady!

And when I was done with her. Not much difference, but much cleaner! Don’t worry my friend, now your have a proper home. Another American Patriot with a commie tool!

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I have a Tula, 59/66 and a Polytec. never had a problem out of any. but, then again I clean mine

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The Aimpoint Compm2, also known as the M68/CCO (when used by U.S. forces), is the standard sight for the U.S. Army, the U.S. Air Force, and the armed forces of many NATO countries.

Designed for extreme conditions – submersible to 25 meters

The Aimpoint CompM2 is ready for use around the clock due to its compatibility with all generations of night vision devices (NVD)

When the Aimpoint Scopes Compm2 was released, it became the benchmark against which all other combat optics are measured. While primarily utilized by armed forces, the CompM2 is also available to hunters and sport shooters who want a professional-grade sight.

Holds up under the roughest physical handling and can withstand the most severe weather conditions and temperatures

Completely submersible and will withstand pressures up to 2.5 atmospheres allowing it to be taken up to 80 feet (25 meters) under water.

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The lack of a chrome lined barrel on the SA guns is an added bonus too. MackUSMC [Member] 2/4/2009 10:00:10 PM Do it absolutley! it is a very fair trade. The poly may not have the finnish of the springfields but the parts on the rifle, such as the reciever, and op-rod are forged, not investment cast. the poly barrels are chrome lined and are equal in quality to GI M-14 Scope Mounts barrels. Parts for the M-14 Scope Mounts will interchange with the poly M-14 Scope Mountss with the exception of the gas cylinder lock. the first batch of poly/norinco M-14 Scope Mountss bolts were hit and miss on the case hardening, but you can get replacements or swap the poly bot for a GI. the only caveat about that is have it done properly and make sure the head space is acceptable. The rear sight truss, base and knobs were sometimes soft, and not as durable as the GI or springfield inc. parts.

Never had one with my SKS Rifle Stocks or my ar’s with no springs.

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I understand that it’s impossible to use the 18650 Surefire Batteries because they are too large a diameter, but can the similar 17670 be used in place of two 123s in the two cell lights? ETA: Also, what is the inside diameter of the battery tube? Elzetta [Industry Partner] 11/7/2009 7:48:20 PM Thank you for your interest in Elzetta products! With a 16.5 mm diameter, a 17650 battery will work in a 2-Cell Elzetta ZFL-M60 Tactical Light. At 3.7 V, however, you will not realize the full 235-Lumen output that is achieved when using two 3 V 123A batteries. The inside diameter of Elzetta ZFL-M60 Bodies is 17.1 mm (0.675 inches). Hope this helps. www.ELZETTA.com Boomslang64 11/7/2009 8:43:30 PM Thanks, that’s just what I needed to know. In a previous post I read that the RCR123s will work. It is my understanding that they top off at 4.2V so that’s 8.4 volts fed to the light. Now the ZFM-M60 accepts 9V, but could there be any negative long term affects of running close to the voltage limit? Elzetta [Industry Partner] 11/7/2009 8:53:07 PM 8.4 V is safe. Exceeding 9 V, however, will damage the Malkoff M60 LED Module. Therefore RCR123′s should not be used in 3-Cell Models. www.ELZETTA.com Dis 3 rogue007 2/22/2011 7:41:23 PM Had it happen to me using duracells and I cleaned it up and used a wire wheel on a dremel to clean up the contact on the Eotech. I have since been using Energizer Lithium II’s and they haven’t had any problems since. I have a 512 rev F. LonghunterCO 9/6/2011 12:02:46 PM I bought some from Costco about a 8 months ago so I am sure that they are old style (AA).

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