The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

What does the writing say, above the "1918" on the 1895 Nagant.
My 1914 has part of that writing scrubbed, always wondered what it says.

Thought I would reply to this old thread in case anyone still needed the answer. Had the same exact problem when I recently bought a JC Higgins Model 29 semi-auto made in mid 1950s. Could not get a set of rings to fit the dovetail, so started researching why not, and I found out......... The Sears ....

Junk Yard Dog wrote:The only fishing I want to try is with explosives, but they won't let me.

In the Mekong Delta we fished that way, with frags and concussion grenades, and once in while, C4.
But we would never eat the fish, just let the little kids jump in and get them when they floated up......

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I'm lucky, there is a very nice county owned range only about 10 minutes from my house. It always has at least 3 ROs and very strict about the rules, don't follow them and you are escorted out. You fire for 15 minutes and then a break, even the 100 yard guys hustle so there is never a long wait to ...

Was in Big 5 Sporting Goods today and they had one 91/30 in the store. A typical refurb,
nothing special and priced at $220. Guy said he was surprised he still had it after a
couple of weeks. Told him I wasn't surprised he still had it........

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rideandslidejim wrote:Liberty Tree Still has 73.62 Nagant for $50 140 rounds, $20 ship. That's the best deal i could find.

73.62 is a very large round...............


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You are correct. As an experiment at the range, I alternated surplus and commercial rounds in
the cylinder. BANG - pop - BANG - pop - BA....well, you get the idea.
The surplus ammo makes it feel like your shooting a real pistol........

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Yup, low recoil ammo and a chicken pad on the butt plate.....it's a bitch gettin' old....

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My problem is the nerves that come out of the vertebrae in my neck are messed up. If I shoot much of the light or heavy ball, then I suffer for a month. The low recoil lets me do about a hundred rounds and it's time to go home. When I first got these rifles years ago, I could shoot them all day.......

I agree with zeebill, more posts on front page. I was just curious where they went.....

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The range is owned and run by the county, open 8 to 5, Thurs thru Sun. When it's hot you go at 8 and leave by 11. The best part is that it's only about 10 minutes from my house. I was there last Thurs. and put 98 rounds through my 91/30, thankfully they were low recoil training rounds or I would ha...

There used to be 10 or 15 "stickies" at the top of this forum that contained
lots of information. Where did they go..??????????


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Check the "Military and Modern Handguns Forum", may be some info there as that's where
everyone talks about the 1895 Nagants.

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Friday was finally a nice day here on the North Shore. Had a chance to take my 1944 Model 38 to the range for the first time :-) ImageUploadedByTapatalk1365376677.090363.jpg Here are my 50 yd results ImageUploadedByTapatalk1365376773.456188.jpg And my 100 yds ImageUploadedByTapatalk1365376800.60812...

J&G says they have it for a $1.05 a box LESS.!!!!!!
Not sure what the shipping difference would be, depends on how much you buy.

http://www.jgsales.com/7.62-nagant-russ ... -6865.html

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OK, thanks.

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Which would be better, a bronze or a stainless steel bore brush??

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Get some surplus ammo for it, a lot more fun............

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Back in the 1990s, the keys for my 1992 Voyager minivan would work in my friends 1991
Caravan minivan, but his keys wouldn't work in mine......go figure....

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