Shell ejecting, cheapo bolt rifle

[chas]

Its from a chinese manufacturer: SHELL (???)

Bolt charging, the shells load the BBs and then go into the AK style magazine. Wood looks awful, but you could paint it and at 330FPS out of the box it could be cool as a WWII games rifle or even a sniper.

BTW: SOURCE IS AIRSOFTBARCELONA.COM, check that site out sometimes, its the fastest site I know when it comes to airsoft news.

 

EDIT: I know its post-WWII, but I meant it as a counterpart to garands

[oikoik]

thats prtty cool, and rare.

i hope people get converting them into AEG's, would be nice to see them on the fields.

[Sledge]

Hmm, SKS isn't it? Useful for someone doing a Viet Cong loadout.

 

[Ownered]

The wood looks nothing like real, and why did they made it to use ak mag?

I know some people have converted their RS to use them, but still i think it would look better without it. Of course the reloading would be problematic.

I'd like to see someone doing CO2 SKS

[oikoik]

Hmm, SKS isn't it? Useful for someone doing a Viet Cong loadout.

 

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thread title:

 

Shell ejecting, cheapo bolt rifle, Samozariadny Karabin Simonova SKS Type 6

 

[bullzebub]

price?! :-)

[snorkelman]

lol at the logo they used for 'Shell'

[oikoik]

lol at the logo they used for 'Shell'

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i thought that was quite genius. unusual really.

[snorkelman]

 

not that unusual

[oikoik]

doh! i see the relevance now!

[Duke Togo]

I've seen it before. it's proportions are way off. It's about 2/3 scale or smaller. Very cheap in every sense of the word too.

[H_U_M]

The logo is not the only copy here

 

Compare to the ORIGINAL http://www.airsoft-news.eu/e107_images/new...hell_type63.jpg in AirsoftNews.eu who are the source of the source in this topic.

 

Un saludo

[lineman66]

The Chinese made a selective fire Type 56 carbine (they basically modified their copy of the Soviet SKS to be able to fire in full automatic) which used detachable magazines. I have a picture however I can not figure out how to post it on here.

 

The replica also seems to have the folding spike type bayonet found only on the Chinese Type 56 carbines. the receiver on the selective fire type 56 carbine looks different than the reg. type 56

[Mike_West]

I've seen it before.  it's proportions are way off.  It's about 2/3 scale or smaller.  Very cheap in every sense of the word too.

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It's not the cheap Weibao (or, as some people here call it, "Wyjebalo" - Polish for "it f..king blew up") model - the length of new model is 1200 mm, which is actually more than RS (wish I could know - WTF?).

[GlockGuy945]

The Chinese made a selective fire Type 56 carbine (they basically modified their copy of the Soviet SKS to be able to fire in full automatic) which used detachable magazines. I have a picture however I can not figure out how to post it on here.

 

The replica also seems to have the folding spike type bayonet found only on the Chinese Type 56 carbines. the receiver on the selective fire type 56 carbine looks different than the reg. type 56

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The Type 56 is a copy of the AK47, not the SKS. The SKS is semi automatic, and as far as I know, no version has been made automatic(that is what the AK is for). The SKS normally has an "internal" magazine(though it can be seen from the outside), but if removed, it can take larger magazines.

 

Edit: We are both somewhat correct. The Chicom Type 56 is an AK47 Copy, the Norinco Type 56 is an SKS. The Early Russian Tula SKS also has a spike bayonet on it.

[sbagnani]

I'd really like shell ejecting sniper. The concept is really appealing to me. Anyone know of any quality shell ejex guns?

[richie_j]

That actually looks like fun.

[boosterboy]

Hmm, SKS isn't it? Useful for someone doing a Viet Cong loadout.

 

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It would be nice to see more Viet Cong loadouts, and less NVA

[Duke Togo]

I'd really like shell ejecting sniper. The concept is really appealing to me. Anyone know of any quality shell ejex guns?

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Tanaka, Marushin, the Super 9 if you're cheap. It's nothing new, most people don't want to track down shells while playing. It's mainly for target shooting.

[lineman66]

Glockguy: that's the reason I said Type 56 carbine, b/c the SKS is a carbine. But anyhoo even if the power turns out to be disappointing, I still praise the manufacturer for making something new.

[Mike_West]

How long will it take them to chuck a short magazine and M14 gearbox in?

[Moody]

The Chinese made a selective fire Type 56 carbine (they basically modified their copy of the Soviet SKS to be able to fire in full automatic) which used detachable magazines. I have a picture however I can not figure out how to post it on here.

 

The replica also seems to have the folding spike type bayonet found only on the Chinese Type 56 carbines. the receiver on the selective fire type 56 carbine looks different than the reg. type 56

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The rifle they're attemting to replicate (quite poorly I might add) is the Type-63, often mistakingly called the Type-68 in the west. At first glance it does look like an SKS with a detachable magazine, but if you look closely at the pic below, you'll see they are tottaly different. The SKS has a gas block, where the Type-63 doesn't. It has a gas regulator knob instead. All this Airsoft company did was take an SKS mold and add a 30 round detachable mag. Study the picture, and than look at the original posters pic, and you'll see the obvious differences.

 

 

 

The Type 56 is a copy of the AK47, not the SKS. The SKS is semi automatic, and as far as I know, no version has been made automatic(that is what the AK is for). The SKS normally has an "internal" magazine(though it can be seen from the outside), but if removed, it can take larger magazines.

 

Edit: We are both somewhat correct. The Chicom Type 56 is an AK47 Copy, the Norinco Type 56 is an SKS. The Early Russian Tula SKS also has a spike bayonet on it.

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Correct sir. I collect SKS's but have never seen a Tula SKS with a spike. All that I've encountered came with blades. There is a few Russian SKS's floating around with them, but I thought they were Izhevsk models.

 

But you're right in that you're both correct. It does get a little confusing because both of Chinas clones (SKS and AK-47) were called Type-56.

[Maruta]

I just wish there was some full-size, full metal, readily CO2 convertible SKS out there.

[Soloman]

Because this is powered by caps, like that other m4, but it is bolt action, rather than semi/full auto... Does that mean it's legal?

[soadrocker856]

What would semi/full have to do with the legality?

 

I think it could've been better. No hop-up, uses a magazine and not a clip, bolt action, and a real steel SKS is probably around the same price.