Official Sks Manual Instructions for Use and Maintenance of the 7.62Mm Simonov Self-Loading Carbine, (Sks)

Chapter 1 - General Information: Purpose and Combat Qualities of the Carbine; Construction and Function of the Carbine.Chapter 2 - Disassembly and Assembly of the CarbineChapter 3 - Nomenclature and Construction of the Carbine's Parts and Mechanisms; Accessories and Stripper Clip for the Carbine; 7.62mm Service Ammunition, Type-1943Chapter 4 - Position of the Parts and Mechanisms Before Loading; Function of Parts and Mechanisms During Loading; Function of Parts and Mechanisms During Firing.Chapter 5 - Stoppages during Firing from the Carbine and Immediate ActionsChapter 6 - Maintenance, Storage and Preservation of the Carbine: General Instructions, Cleaning and Lubricating; Storage and Preservation of the Carbine and Cartridges.Chapter 7 - Inspection of the Carbine and Preparing it for Firing: General Instructions; Carbine Inspection Procedure for Soldiers and Sergeants; Carbine Inspection Procedure for Officer; Inspection of Accessories; Preparation of the Carbine for firing.Chapter 8 - Verification of the Carbine's Zero and Establishment of Normal Zero: General Instructions; Verification of Zero; Establishment of Normal Zero; Faults that Disturb the Carbine's Normal Zero.Chapter 9 - Methods of Firing with the CarbineChapter 10 - Conduct of FireAppendix A Ballistics and Design Data of the 7.62mm Simonov Self-Loading Carbine and Cartridge, Type-1943Appendix B Penetration Characteristics of Cartridge, Type-1943Appendix C Magnitude of Mean Trajectory Over Line of SightAppendix D Mean Quantity of Ammunition Required to Defeat Single Exposed Target with Round OneGebhardt, James F. is the author of 'Official Sks Manual Instructions for Use and Maintenance of the 7.62Mm Simonov Self-Loading Carbine, (Sks)' with ISBN 9780873649087 and ISBN 0873649087.