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Yugoslavian SKSs are one of the more common kinds in the U.S. after Chinese guns, and they’re the most distinctive and easy to identify as well. The most common Yugo SKS pattern is the Zastava M59/66 PAP which was built under license from the USSR.
18 Μαρ 2022 · Many different kinds of the SKS were imported over the years, it can be difficult to know what kind of SKS you’re looking at. This guide may help identify all manner of Simonov carbines and their rough value.
A few years back I started a survey to collect data on Yugo SKS rifles and log book entries. With some help I was able to come up with a correlation between the serial number letter prefix and the year of manufacture in the logbooks.
4 Φεβ 2009 · The 0-00.022 type of numbers are commonly found on refurbished Yugo SKS's. I'm not sure if a specific meaning has ever been found for them. IIRC they're "thought" to be some sort of inventory control numbers.
7 Ιαν 2016 · All parts appear to be stamped matching the receiver serial number. All stamped parts also have the etched number that matches the barrel serial number.
11 Μαρ 2022 · A Yugo SKS can launch 22mm rifle grenades from a variety of types when a blank round has been loaded and the gas cut off lever is lifted. A Yugo-specific characteristic is that the barrels of their SKSs were never chrome-lined.
1 Δεκ 2013 · The Tula manufactured SKS carbines can be identified by an arrow inside of a star marking and date of manufacture on top of the receiver cover. The markings vary slightly in small details. Some of the early 1949 Tula markings were rather crudely done. The Tula markings were changed during 1955-1956 to a small star on the left side of the receiver.
