by: James F. Gebhardt
Topics include: automatic sear, firing from skis, rotate the gas tube lock, lubricate the carbine, disconnector lug, driving rod with spring, bolt assembly rearward, liquid rifle lubricant, barrel with receiver, combination tool cover, rifled portion, firing from the carbine, extractor with spring, patch holder, sight crosspiece, weapon repair facility, muzzle portion, lower stanchion, sear notch, place the carbine, bolt housing, recoil lug, trigger lever, bolt catch, barrel bore
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Book Description:
Book Description -- This Soviet military manual, originally published in the Soviet Union and now available in English for the first time, covers instructions for use and maintenance of perhaps the most widely distributed of all weapons produced by the arms factories of the former Soviet Union: the ubiquitous 7.62mm Simonov self-loading carbine (SKS). About the Author -- James F. Gebhardt is a retired U.S. Army officer who served as an enlisted infantryman (1966-69), armor officer (1974-83) and Soviet foreign area officer (1984-91). Gebhardt performed military duty in the Soviet Union and has escorted numerous Soviet scientific, military and diplomatic personnel on U.S. military installations in the United States.
The must-have book for the serious SKS owner -- What better way to learn about a rifle than from the people who designed it? It contains everything you need to know about the SKS, including detailed instructions for breakdown and cleaning. It also contains military information that is fairly useless to the modern American reader (how to shoot at different kinds of targets), but that is interesting nevertheless.
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