The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

The bottom line is that MilSpec is MilSpec. All my experiences (several) with Palmetto have been favorable. IMO, PSA is GTG.


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A bit off topic, but related. Related to what SA1911a1 espouses regarding keeping a low profile, which I wholeheartedly agree with. It has been my experience that the majority (not all, for certain) of the guys you see with their AR/AK 's completely tricked out never served in the military. An inter...

C'mon guys,

Nobody remembers this?


GS

I learned a long time ago to never bring attention to yourself.


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Do any of you old timers remember a group buy that Tuco did over at Gunboards that was set up through Phoenix Arms about 20 years ago? It took place around March of 2000. They were, according to my source, Soviet post-war refurbed PU rifles that Century Arms imported out of Russia or the Ukraine bac...

My 590A1 and a bucket of 00 buckshot is my go to on a very bad day.


GS

PPU is GTG.


GS

willyj73 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 5:47 pm Not sure which site you're referring to. If it's Mosinnagant.net, it looks like it hasn't been updated since 2006

Specifically, I was referring to:

http://mosinnagant.net/default.asp


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Because while you Can, and Do, spend far more money on better engineered and more expensive firearms, your Finnish Civil Guard Mosin-Nagant has stolen your heart and is now your go to gun in the event the balloon going up. Solid, accurate and you can buttstroke the crap out of a squad of douchebags ...

Umm, yeah, that’s pretty freaking low!

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Excellent, thank you Mangrove.


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Some very nice offerings, I have saved your website to my favorites list.


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Most of us familiar with Finnish Mosin-Nagant and Civil Guard (SK.Y) weapons in particular, know that SAKO Civil Guard production ran from 1942 to 1944. A documented 10,500 were contracted to be delivered to the Civil Guard from SAKO within those years. On Tuco's old, but exceedingly informative web...

Just as a heads up for you guys, the Finnish P-26 in the photographs in this thread was just put up for sale on Gun Broker. My name there is the same as the one I use here, Genetically Swiss.


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Thank you all, especially you dolk. I really appreciate the assistance.


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Can anyone tell me whether or not all P-series M-91’s made in the 1920’s left the factory with barrels in the white? If they were, then it would make sense that P-series M-91’s found today with blued barrels (assuming it was done by the Finns) were quite probably unused re-lined P-26/27 barrels blue...

A few more. https://imageshack.com/a/img923/5421/fmbAQo.jpg https://imageshack.com/a/img924/4365/aAlvcj.jpg https://imageshack.com/a/img924/6467/k4c2nd.jpg https://imageshack.com/a/img924/1194/ZCaPD9.jpg https://imageshack.com/a/img923/4452/3BfnUG.jpg Thanks for the help Dolk. Oh, and it’s not count...

More photos.

Hey guys, I am mystified regarding the stamp right in front of the butt plate of my Mosin-Nagant. It appears to be the Finnish ruotsalainen O, although the same letter is used by a bunch of Scandinavian countries. I can find no reference to it at mosinnagant.net or 7.62x54r.net. My Mosin-Nagant is a...

ElP wrote:

Genetically Swiss wrote:

Is there any Mosin rifle in this picture?

I don’t know, but I liked the photo.


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