The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

poor punkins................. heheehhe Have fun!!

aw man!! You got me jumping around here? Ex-sniper? I don't see the filled holes, but I may have to remove the barrel from the stock you say? So maybe I should quit worrying about the cleaning rod jiggling? lol

the bayonet doesn't match the gun? (serial numbers)

Really it did!! Unlike my Wednesday adventure, this time it was day light. At a gun club. I was comfortable until he pointed out he has a lot of friends there and they are all armed........ :shock: 1936 Tula hex. When I got it home I was cycling the bolt and took it out. Then I managed to disassembl...

If you are talking about the top of the barrel shank, it is probably the soviet crest. The Izhevsk stamp seems to be over struck with the "KO" stamp which is too cool. Of all the reds I have, I don't have one with that stamping on it. I still say you should send it to me for inspection......

Well, right now, I know for sure that this '42 Izhevsk is the most rare and valuable Mosin Nagant ever. Because it is mine.

I took more pics. Light isn't real good. Trying to find what the marks are still. On the top of the receiver, above the red letters is a barely discernible stamp. That would be the Izhevsk mark? http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j63/jimpierce7/rifle/DSCN0757_zpsf639f546.jpg http://i77.photobucket.co...

my 5th grade class took a field trip to ride BART. Opening day in fact. I was one of the first 100 people to ride it. Concord to Oakland and back. That was all it did then. lol

Well, at least I'm not that bad...

I live in Mountain View. Right in the middle of the whole mess!! Google over there.... Apple over here..... Faceplant back that way....... and I have nothing to do with any of them. Although my commute can be horrible. Once in awhile there is a car in front of me as I go the whole block to work!! lo...

you mean like it will be on Saturday? At a gun club with lots of folks around? lol On Saturday I pick up a '36 Tula hex. With a tin of ammo.

Then I start saving my pennies back up and continue the search for an M91 or M24. I really want the long barrel.

redspoon wrote:Nice one Jim is that a tombstone KO I see on there

yes it is!

That's right. It is officially official. I now own a Mosin Nagant. My first. Just let me tell you the story ok? Nothing too weird I left at 5 PM to travel 21 miles. TWENTY ONE miles. Half hour right? I live in the San Fransisco bay area. The 21 miles I had to drive was through San Jose. I feel so ba...

well, I'll get a new stack of pennies together......... and when I do, I'll be all over it!! lol

oh yes. Pictures will be coming!! This may even be a good enough reason to use the macro setting!! lol

very nice!!

Tomorrow evening I go get a 1942 Izhevsk (now I need to learn to say and spell it right). Saturday is the hex and ammo. I'm stoked!!

thank you!! I'll remember that.



I just, JUST, missed 1916 Remington M91.

M91 and M24? Are there any left? Do they really exist? lol I've been looking, but it seems not in the right places. I really don't know why for sure but I fell in love with the long barrels. Maybe its because they are the original? I don't know. But I have only seen one for sale that was recent. And...

and all I wanted was something cheap to shoot......... lol