The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I own a S&W 57 & 58.
Steve

By the way, my Zastava model 57 is stamped made in Czechoslovakia not Serbia?
Steve

Nickel finish? What shop did the finish?
Steve

Please explain "hexagonal crown" doesn't appear any different than most I've seen?
Steve

and stated I own a .32 conversion cylider for my 1895 Nagant revolver. Would anyone here have insight into fitting these properly? Manufacture? Contact info? Nagantman(awith all the videos) doesn't seem to be at home whenever I try and contact him.
Steve

Wish I could find or wish I'd of bought one when I could still afford one(Webley or Enfield No.2 Mk1)
Steve

Try applying a magnet to the frame. I've never heard of a scrubed P38? If it turns out to be a WWII gun, please do some research before shooting it! WWII P38s slide have been known to break even durring WWII! I personally wouldn't shoot mine untill I bought a P1 slide and locking block and exchange ...

Go to Utube and look up disassembly for Webleys. Also, type in your problems there. Sounds to me like you may have a trigger stop problem(eveyone calls this something different)?
Nice catch, by the way!
Steve

etprescottazusa91, when I got mine, it didn't even have a line of the magazine follower. Nice catch! As too the poster that saw some Nambu ammo at a gunshow, how much were they asking??? Not cheap I'll bet. I'm in the process of making 100 rounds of brass out of some .357 Sig brass, just to be able ...

I've owned a 57 for over a year now and just bought some white box Winchester and have yet to get on target. I wonder if this is a product of the very high rear sight? My pistol functions perfectly with both magazines it came with and is 7.62X25 caliber. Pros and cons please?
Steve

Thank you.
Steve

Please read my original question.Or are you just trying to hi-jack my post?
Steve

Is that what the Japanese army used?
Steve

Loditrapper, What weight, read my post, please?
Steve

did the Japanese army use in their Nambus?
TIA, Steve

PLEEEEEEEEEZE POST SOME PICTURES?
Steve

Congrats it look every bit as good as the Russian I bought several years back. I'm sure yours will be a fine shooter.
Steve

I own a Yugo m57 and it shoots great. Trigger is a bit more stiff than anything American but, overall this is one fine handgun.
Steve

WHAT no pictures????
Steve

Mine was made in 1944 and has all the proof marks as yours and more but, no serial number on the stock? Even the stock finish looks original on mine.
Steve