The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I have a well tuned Sako M39 and it is by far the most accurate Mosin on my ceiling,1" at 100 yards is common place, Mickey mouse is more like it!

With most of my toys I sight them in for poi @6 o clock and center mass @ 200 yards they work out about the same. You may be shooting a tad high, but where on the target are you aiming????Steve

Thanks Fella's, I see if the boys got pics. It was one of the boys first time (Danny) he liked the M44 and did some groups to be proud of!-Steve

#1 Son was bored, so he called up a few friends and went to the range to punch paper (AND FRUIT) For the first time ever he made a point of taking along a few Mosin's, with the M1G, M4, M96, M44's M91/30, m39 Finn. M24 CZ They all performed very well, noting over 6" The M96 shot 2" All day...

I've only had it for a little over ten years, its not so bad, you learn to live with it, Gunshows instead of grandmas, Guns, under the bed, a man cave to confuse any counting of your treasures and always the need for just one more, could be worse, whoring around drinking, staying out to the wee hour...

A properly tuned Mosin gets into the same neighbourhood as the Swede, But, those Swedes can really shoot. The King of Sweden said he wanted to be able to pick up any of his guns at anything and beat that damn king of Switzerland. Which he did on several occasions. then came the Crowned jewel, CG 80'...

Bill as always your right on, I have sported thousands of rifles over the years and had working collections as large as 168 Springfield at one time. I plan on getting one of every Mosin God willing! The man cave treats me well as a source of second income to devote to the collection and opens up wha...

I do a lot of shooting at 200 and 300 yard paper and have never been disappointed from the looks on the other shooters faces when you start to bag paper at those distances. You have to remember, most of these guns have been gone over at point of re-build, but, not tweaked by field personnel. I found...

Well if thats the case, lets see em! What I'm showing here are my ceiling hangers, Its so hot in the basement, I didn't feel like cracking the safes. It is a puny representative mass of what used to be far larger before I met the TAX MAN! All the Mosins not Finnish are marked X0, PM, MO 00T I had to...

Last week I just bought a numbers matching M96 in fine condition otd for $275. It has a double crown so I assume it may have been rebuilt????-Steve

I know, there is nothing like a mosin! But the Swedes do shoot well!

I can't remember buying my second mosin nor my 100th mosin, they are all cool as long as bubba didn't get his mitts on them. Don't be afraid to spend a little, If you really like it and it makes you happy, go for it. I don't have a favourite I think there all cool, I shoot them once and set them int...

I went to a show in PA with cash in hand looking for a mosin not yet hanging on the ceiling, NO GOTTS!!!!! I was really pissed until I ran into a 1917 CG Swede m96 out the door for $265, Mint bore outside is ok double crown marked on stock and numbers are good on the disc, but its still not a Mosin!...

A former MO for sure thats the strike I have on near all of mine!-Steve

Very cool iron!

Like the cat that ate the canaries! Got me Bill, hey when you going to move to New Jersey!

I traded for one, a Spanish marked Dragoon. I needed it at the time, it was a real nice gun! It went out on a tax sale-Steve

Come on now, those little guns are fun to build, but I do prefer to make Fat barrel wood stocked F-Classed!

Just got back from the range, had a great time, shot 1952 Polish M44, Tula 1923 Conversion and an M4 It went like this: M44 shot outstanding Groups averaged 2" five shot groups @ 100Yds. Conversion shot well 4" five shot groups @ 100 yards M4 Shot 1" 5 shot groups @ 100 yds with DMS s...

A real straight up rifle!-Steve