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Zastava ~ Model 59/66 SKS ~ 7.62x39mm
Zastava ~ Model 59/66 SKS ~ 7.62x39mm
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Guns International #: 103304658
Seller's Inventory #: 4593936
Category - Zastava Arms Rifles
- SKS Rifles
Seller's Information
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Kearney
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro
Member Since: 6/16/25
State:
Nebraska
Zip: 68847
Country: United States
Phone:
(308) 234-3933
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 121
Total Listings: 304
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
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Zastava ~ Model 59/66 SKS ~ 7.62x39mm
Description:
An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm
SOLD
Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Very good
Barrels: 21 1/2
Stock Dimensions:
12 3/4" LOP
Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood
Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad
Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz
Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight
Item Location: Kearney, NE
Description:
An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm
SOLD
Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Very good
Barrels: 21 1/2
Stock Dimensions:
12 3/4" LOP
Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood
Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad
Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz
Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight
Item Location: Kearney, NE
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Guns International #: 103304658
Category - Zastava Arms Rifles
- SKS Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Kearney
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro Member Since: 6/16/25
State:
Nebraska
Zip: 68847
Country: United States
Phone:
(308) 234-3933
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 121
Total Listings: 304
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods:
Zastava ~ Model 59/66 SKS ~ 7.62x39mm
Description: An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm SOLD Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet Metal Condition: Very good Wood Condition: Good Bore Condition: Very good Barrels: 21 1/2 Stock Dimensions: 12 3/4" LOP Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight Item Location: Kearney, NE |
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Guns International #: 103304658
Seller's Inventory #: 4593936
Category - Zastava Arms Rifles
- SKS Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Kearney
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro
Member Since: 6/16/25
State:
Nebraska
Zip: 68847
Country: United States
Phone:
(308) 234-3933
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 121
Total Listings: 304
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods:
Zastava ~ Model 59/66 SKS ~ 7.62x39mm
Description:
An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm
SOLD
Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Very good
Barrels: 21 1/2
Stock Dimensions:
12 3/4" LOP
Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood
Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad
Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz
Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight
Item Location: Kearney, NE
Description:
An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm
SOLD
Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Very good
Barrels: 21 1/2
Stock Dimensions:
12 3/4" LOP
Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood
Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad
Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz
Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight
Item Location: Kearney, NE
Guns International #: 103304658
Seller's Inventory #: 4593936
Guns International #: 103304658
Seller's Inventory #: 4593936
Category - Zastava Arms Rifles
- SKS Rifles
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Kearney
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro
Company: Cabelas - Bass Pro
Member Since: 6/16/25
State:
Nebraska
Zip: 68847
Country: United States
Phone:
(308) 234-3933
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 121
Total Listings: 304
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Methods:
Zastava ~ Model 59/66 SKS ~ 7.62x39mm
Description:
An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm
SOLD
Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Very good
Barrels: 21 1/2
Stock Dimensions:
12 3/4" LOP
Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood
Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad
Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz
Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight
Item Location: Kearney, NE
Description:
An iconic surplus military rifle, the Soviet SKS is a semi-automatic gas-operated rifle chambered in the 7.62x39mm Soviet intermediate cartridge. These rifles have been produced by several countries for military use since the mid-20th Century and—though new production has all but ceased—are still plentiful on the market for historic collectors and firearms enthusiasts alike. The original SKS rifle was built by the Soviet Union with development starting in the mid-1940s and officially being adopted in 1949. However, the famous AK-47 rifle had been completed at nearly the same time and offered many benefits over the SKS, thus commandeering the military contract for Soviet Russia. But, many other Eastern Bloc countries—as well as China—would not ignore the SKS and began to build their own licensed copies. The Zastava Model 59/66 is a licensed copy of the SKS built in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had already been working to replace their M48 bolt-action rifles and the semi-automatic M59 seemed like an obvious choice. These Yugo rifles were built on Austrian tooling from Steyr Arms. In 1966, the rifles were revisited and modified to fire rifle-mounted grenades; these rifles were designated the M59/66. Grenade-related modifications included a flip-up grenade ladder sight behind the standard front sight post as well as a new muzzle device that worked both as a muzzle brake and as a mounting surface for grenades. Earlier pieces had ports machined into the muzzle device, while later versions opted to remove the ports and keep the mounting surfaces. These Yugoslavian SKS rifles are easily identified by their extruding large grenade launching muzzle devices and blade-style folding bayonets. This M59/66 can be dated to 1967—the second year produced—and features a 21 ½" barrel with a dovetailed hooded front sight. There is also a large dot flip-up front sight post for faster target acquisition. The rear sight has a sliding adjustment bar to adapt for elevation. The grenadier ladder sight folds right behind the standard rifle front sight. The rifle is set in an oil-finished plain hardwood stock with a fixed internal 10-round magazine; the magazine floorplate also opens for quick unloading and for maintenance. This rifle is in very good condition. There is very little wear on the stock or action and the barrel's internals are in very good condition, with no rust or pitting. The rifle does not include a case or box. 7.62X39mm
SOLD
Chambers: 7.62x39mm Soviet
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Very good
Barrels: 21 1/2
Stock Dimensions:
12 3/4" LOP
Fore End: Oil-rubbed plain hardwood
Butt Pad: Rubber buttpad
Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz
Sights: "Hooded front sight post, flip-up large orange dot front sight, ladder grenadier sight; sliding adjustable rear sight
Item Location: Kearney, NE
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