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Since you brought up modifications that can be done to a SKS I thought I'd post pictures of what my son's looked like when we bought it and what it looks like now:
Before-
![[Image: WP_20150412_04_02_12_Pro.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/Aragorn007/WP_20150412_04_02_12_Pro.jpg)
![[Image: WP_20150412_04_03_08_Pro.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/Aragorn007/WP_20150412_04_03_08_Pro.jpg)
After-
![[Image: SKS_ArcAngel_Stock.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/Aragorn007/SKS_ArcAngel_Stock.jpg)
That's just steps 1 & 2 of the upgrades he wants to make. As you can see we changed out the stock and added a muzzle brake to the rifle. He wants to add a dustcover with an optics rail and either a RDS or a low powered scope to it. So far with the cost of the rifle ($350) plus the cost of the stock ($120) and the break ($60) we have $530 into the rifle, which isn't too bad. We did trade the old stock that was on it for some minor gunsmithing work. Whoever had previously owned the rifle damaged the pin that held the top of the handguard on and we couldn't get it out ourselves.
Before-
After-
That's just steps 1 & 2 of the upgrades he wants to make. As you can see we changed out the stock and added a muzzle brake to the rifle. He wants to add a dustcover with an optics rail and either a RDS or a low powered scope to it. So far with the cost of the rifle ($350) plus the cost of the stock ($120) and the break ($60) we have $530 into the rifle, which isn't too bad. We did trade the old stock that was on it for some minor gunsmithing work. Whoever had previously owned the rifle damaged the pin that held the top of the handguard on and we couldn't get it out ourselves.
Before-
After-
That's just steps 1 & 2 of the upgrades he wants to make. As you can see we changed out the stock and added a muzzle brake to the rifle. He wants to add a dustcover with an optics rail and either a RDS or a low powered scope to it. So far with the cost of the rifle ($350) plus the cost of the stock ($120) and the break ($60) we have $530 into the rifle, which isn't too bad. We did trade the old stock that was on it for some minor gunsmithing work. Whoever had previously owned the rifle damaged the pin that held the top of the handguard on and we couldn't get it out ourselves.