NC Star NcSTAR KSKSC430B-A, SKS Tri Rail Cover with 4x30mm Compactx 40mm & 1" Rings, Black One Size

Fits good and tested it with a full range live fire as well, worked great. Only issue was it did run small but easy fix with a drill and fileWould buy again

This is a solid system to ancor your scope. MUST BE FILED TO FIT. If you screw it up it's your fault. I filed a little at a time with a GOOD file. Checking for pin fit. This is a gunsmith level operation. If you don't have a few good files and skill don't attempt. Mine is rock solid. Shoots great now. Shorten the side locking screws with a fine grinder so they dont stick out. Mount, screws, rings and scope are 5 ☆ in my book. Quality steel.

Definitely not a plug and play type of accessory. I do like the flat/matte black paint. Had to file to fit… not super angry about that because I could make it fit better myself. But the rings on the scope are slightly too small for scope. One screw on the ring stripped out. Disappointed about that mostly.

2x1960's Norinco's...does not fit, way too much alternation's to be loose and not safe...May work for Perogy's or the Slatko's...but not for the Norinco's..Run , run ...run away from this....if you want metal to peel your face off, this is it for you...

Ordered for a norinco sks....had to file front a little at a time untill rear pin is so tight u have to use a rubber mallet to install...will need a buffer in the back of recvr. Probably make on out of a mud flap...didnt use set screws because it could mar up your receiver...but its a tight fit with no movement....now to bore sight and take to range....scope was ok not the best but hey it came with the mount. overall a good mount for not alot of cash...plus my eyes are getting older.....probably change the scope later on.

Looks great and functions as intended but per the other comments this does involve some filing to get it to fit flush and to get the pin holes aligned. Took me about an hour to do as i didn’t want to over file but if you don’t care about it looking perfect you can probably do it in 15 minutes with a hand file or fast if you use a machine.Scope is nothing fancy but gets the job done. Wouldn’t use for precision shooting but within 100yds cant really complain.

You have to shave the receiver cover down fml

I liked how it wasn't a drill and tap, also can take off fairly easily. It took over an hour of filing, fitting, filing, etc. In the end got it to fit and realized that it was somewhat lo9ose after the bolt/spring was put back in. I ended up putting steel putty on the lips of the mount and let it set there 20 minutes. After I put the mount back and it didnt move at all, also cleaned off the excess putty on the outside. I read how the rail screws come loose and saw how small they are, so I put a red locktite on them. The scope itself isnt bad, but the rings suck, I couldnt keep them tight, different rings are needed. DONT BUY IF YOU ARE IMPATIENT AND dont have a few hours, steel putty and red loctite, I would highly suggest better rings too.Update: dust cover loosened after cleaning, the putty doesnt hold it tight. I ended up puting copper shim under the cover and hold in place with dots of eboxy. It has no movement now.