SKS

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The SKS is a Soviet semi-automatic carbine designed in the mid-20th century that became widely used around the world for military service, hunting, and civilian shooting.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
SKS canonical 2
Albanian SKS 1
Romanian SKS 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (59)

Predicate Object
instanceOf battle rifle
military rifle
semi-automatic carbine
service rifle
action gas-operated
barrelLength approximately 520 mm
cartridge 7.62×39mm
category Cold War-era small arms
Soviet infantry weapons
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
designDate 1943
designer Sergei Gavrilovich Simonov
effectiveFiringRange 400 m
exportedTo Albania
China
East Germany
North Korea
Romania
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam

Yugoslavia
various Warsaw Pact states
feedSystem 10-round internal box magazine
fixed magazine
stripper clip loaded
firingMode semi-automatic only
hasFeature integral folding bayonet
short-stroke gas piston
tilting-bolt locking system
wooden stock
introduced 1945
material steel
wood
muzzleVelocity approximately 735 m/s
notableFor reliability
simplicity of design
widespread global use
notableVariant Albanian SKS
linked to: SKS

Chinese Type 56 carbine
East German Karabiner-S
Romanian SKS
linked to: SKS

Yugoslav M59
Yugoslav M59/66
linked to: Yugoslav M59
operationType semi-automatic
overallLength approximately 1,020 mm
primaryUser Soviet Armed Forces
linked to: Soviet armed forces
replacedBy AK-47
serviceEntry 1945
sightType iron sights
usedFor civilian shooting
hunting
marksmanship training
military service
usedInConflict Chinese Civil War
Korean War
Soviet–Afghan War
Various African conflicts
Vietnam War
World War II
Yugoslav Wars

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

SVT-40 successor SKS
subject linked to: SVT-40 rifle
Mosin–Nagant rifle replacedBy SKS rifle
linked to: SKS
Tula Arsenal notableProduct SKS carbine
linked to: SKS
AVT-40 successor SKS
SKS notableVariant Romanian SKS
linked to: SKS
SKS notableVariant Albanian SKS
linked to: SKS