The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Thank you. I was going to bid on this one, but for some reason I didn't. Someone got a good deal.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =491917114

bunkysdad wrote:Very nice. Are you finding ammo for it? I have been seeing it locally lately made by Prvi Partisan.

Yes, I just picked up 500 rounds of Prvi for a little less than $220 at a gun show. If I had more money I would have picked up more at that price!

SA1911a1 wrote:That is a really nice pair!

Thanks!

The first nagant revolver was made in 1926 and is matching aside from the cylinder and the second nagant revolver was made in 1935 and is all matching.

Beautiful!

Don't celebrate Christmas, so this will be my Hanukkah list!
1. Russian non import makarov
2. Russian non import m38
3. Russian non import tt-33
4. Colt Python
5. M1 garand

I wish I could have made the pics bigger, but there wasn't enough space for them.

Here is my non-refurb 1952 sks that I just picked up. Its all matching and in great shape. http://forums.gunboards.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=807646&d=1408908776&thumb=1 http://forums.gunboards.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=807647&d=1408908802&thumb=1 http://forums.gunboards.c...

Your really not going to find any in stock from an online retailer, but armslist has some, along with gunbroker, and are going for $225 to $300 for a refurb. There are about 25 of them online right now.

I thought prvi partizan only made 6.5x52 ammo in .264 diameter, but this website has prvi partizan casings for sale in .268.
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/pro ... ctId/12643

TulaTom wrote:No idea why that happened?? I'm not a member at that forum and have no trouble accessing that page?

I'm not really sure what happened, but its not a big deal.

To answer your question, I'm not really sure on the case thing. I would think the PPU cases would work though. I'd be more concerned about slugging my bore first if I was you. I wouldn't just assume it, because somebody else found their 91/28ts to slug out at .268. It doesn't take long to slug a bo...

The Hornady reloading manual has load data for the Carcano with their .268 bullets. They have some specific steps when loading the .268 bullet. I don't have it in front of me at the moment though. You slugged your bore and it was .268? Not all of them are. My situation with my Carcano M91 was stran...

The Hornady reloading manual has load data for the Carcano with their .268 bullets. They have some specific steps when loading the .268 bullet. I don't have it in front of me at the moment though. You slugged your bore and it was .268? Not all of them are. My situation with my Carcano M91 was stran...

bunkysdad wrote:Only if it was listed in a loading manual would I trust going up in size by 4 thousandths. If it is safe it should be listed.

They have a case expander, so I think I could use that for the prvi casings.

I recently bought a carcano carbine, and have not been able to find any ammo aside from 139gr prvi partisan ammo. I know it is a .264 diameter round, but I was wondering if I could still somehow reload using the prvi casings with .268 Hornady bullets.

Longcolt44 wrote:

Longcolt44 wrote:I ran into it earlier today. There is 1 minute to go so go for broke.

EDIT: I really hope you won that. It went for $360.00, it was worth $500.00 IMHO. SA stamped.

It wasn't a finnish capture, by SA he meant single action.

I was really struggling to decide whether or not I wanted to bid on it, but in the end, I did not. Even though it was rare, I have been looking at a few other imperial nagant revolvers in WAY better condition, including a russian tt-33. Here is the link...http://www.gunauction.com/buy/12916180/guns-...

I didn't buy it yet. I'll keep you guys posted!

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