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Message: <blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 1099294" data-attributes="member: 14668">AK's have the advantage of detatchable mags and the ability to properly mount a scope.SKS's are more affordable, they are easier to fire from a prone or bench rest postion (no huge mag sticking out of the bottom) and they are regarded and being somewhat more accurate.Once you have emptied your available mags, the AK is little more than a club until you have completed the time-consuming process of reloading those mags. The SKS, on the other hand, can be quickly reloaded using stripper clips or by loading rounds singly. Over a prolonged period, the SKS can maintain a higher sustained rate of fire.I have owned both, but now I have a Ruger Mini Thirty which is pretty much a refined version of the AK with a much better trigger and better scope mounting system.</blockquote>