The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I wish I had more, but I only have this one for now. A S&W 15-3.

Love all the pics to drool over, especially the BP cap n' ball revolvers!

I bought this one on 2/9/12 and just wanted to write up a short blurb about it. I've only put around 200rds through this pistol. That said, I'm so far highly impressed with the pistol. It is striker fired double stack 9mm (or .40S&W if you prefer the heavier caliber). It comes with box, lock, pa...

I like to carry a thin gun like this in a Remora holster, wherever on your waistband it feels best and you can get the best draw-stroke from.

^I know what you mean JYD...if only I hadn't been so stupid with some of the other rifles I've run across. Age has wisened me as far as these wonderful pieces of history go.

I would LOVE to have a bayonet for my Eddystone M1917!!!!

Oh, forgot to mention, this one has a black web sling, as opposed to the common green...

I got this one several years ago and I love the historical value of it. I don't think I could ever part with it. It's a round receiver, all matching numbers, non-furbed. SA marking on the left side of the receiver. I was talking with my dad about this one tonight and it's possible history during the...

This is my American baby. A US M1917 Eddystone. Barrel date is 1-18 and the bore is beautiful. Such a great shooter, too! Unfortunately the sling is a repro, Kerr No-Buckle, but everything else is all unmolested goodness :thumbsup: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h250/TheyHateMe/Guns/M1917left.jpg...

Here's my VZ-58, my favorite weapon chambered in 7.62x39:

That is suh-weet! I'd love to have an American made Mosin-Nagant

Gorgeous lil' beauty there! Nice find

LOL, ya'll made me have to go back and take a look at it to be sure

Junk Yard Dog wrote:I like a milsurp that looks the part, and a real battle rifle don't look like some commercial sporter. Dings, dents, scrapes, all tell a story.

Exactly!

Very nice, I miss my M38...but I got a nice AK-74 in trade for her, so I guess it doesn't hurt too bad

I haven't had the time or the heart to open her up that far. I should, but I really don't want to mess with this piece of history that much. I will, I just have to gather up the time and courage LOL

Front swivel: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h250/TheyHateMe/M27FrontSwivel.jpg Rear swivel: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h250/TheyHateMe/M27RearSwivel.jpg Bolt: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h250/TheyHateMe/M27Bolt.jpg Receiver: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h250/TheyHateMe/M27Recei...

Took a few more pics tonight. Now to get them uploaded and posted. BTW, no wings on the bolt. But the serial's on the receiver and bolt match. No numbers anywhere else. Also, this the "fat" stock.

I will take more pics ASAP. Get some close ups of the markings and swivel/sling. Anything else I should focus on?

I've participated in a Mosin forum before, but I don't know what happened to it. Anyway, I was lured here as my interest in Mosin-Nagant rifles and carbines has flared up again. I just wanted to show off my baby, a 1934 Tikka M27, both D and F marked. I've never opened her up, so I don't know any de...

Hi, new to the board, but a long time of appreciating these cool rifles/carbines. I wish they could tell me their stories sometimes. Anyways, hope to be a helpful contributing member here. Thanks for having me!