Today's paper carried a picture of the US C-in-C reviewing an honor guard in China and it appears that they were packing SKS rifles with bayonets extended.
When I look at a picture like that, I am not looking at the soldiers or who is reviewing them, just their rifles. But my question is, is the SKS still used
for such ceremonial purposes in China today? Heck, it was back in 1956 that the Chinese adopted the SKS rifles. That would put them one of the longest
serving rifles for that service in the world.
Curt
Curt
