The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Darryl wrote: ↑Thu Jul 14, 2022 12:42 pm Very nice pair!!!

Glade to see these older rifles intact and not butchered up.

Darryl

The last transfer I had done, my guy just wanted the other guy's email, they took care of it. Cost me 25 for the transfer. They are quoting me $47.00 with the military discount for the transfer and 4377 call in...... We have an FFL finder on Gun-deals. It may have some that are no longer in busines...

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I remember many moons ago when I got my first 3 Mosins'.... But watch out, they're like a bag of potato chips; You find it hard to stop after just a few.

Here's my first Mosin; 1955 Romanian M44

I've seen that before... And it never, ever gets old!

Probably the most beautiful rifle stock on a milsurp I have ever seen.

$359 was a bargain. As they say; "You didn't pay too much for it, you just bought it early".

That's a real gem!!!!!

It took me forever to find my 1947 M44 & it ain't as purdy as yours.

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Hi all, Value/price question: I found a nice looking 1955 Chinese Type 53. The stock has been refinished, and I suspect the rifle may have been reblued, but it’s hard to tell. It’s listed for $350. Is this a fair price, or is this highway robbery? Any guidance helps! I wouldn't pay more than $200. ...

Good to know... Thanks for the heads-up

I sold a 43 Izhevsk Trials rifle to a fellow forum member a few years back & have regretted it ever since. Unfortunately said member does not part with items once acquired. I still have one left in my collection but am unwilling to part with it.

That's another interesting piece.... Very uncommon & one I've never seen. Thanks for sharing!

Now that's easy on the eyes.... Could look at the fine rifle for hours!!!

One of the reasons I bought a lot of Mosins back in the day was to find good shooters. I had ones with near new bores all the way to sewer pipes. I found that bore condition wasn't always telling to potential accuracy. As long as it looks good enough take it out to the range give it a go, see what i...

Why should they bother? They already annexed the Crimea and it's too costly to do an outright invasion in today's world. But a threat of an invasion can be far more beneficial to them. With just the threat, everyone is fleeing Ukraine like rats on a sinking ship, no one will be investing in them for...

Wow, thats a nice value increase! It didnt come with the original sights, so Ill have to get some. I am actually considering selling it. Is there a particular reason it increased so much recently? What might it be worth in another 5,10,15 yrs? First off.... :alien: AND :welcome3: In it's current co...

One can never go wrong with a Sestroryetsk!!!!

Great Pictures.

Congrats!!!! :thumbsup: Never call it run-of-the-mill.... One of my favorite Mosins is my 42 Izhevsk 91/30. Has a horrible & stiff trigger that I hate; But after shooting hundreds of rounds through it I became a better shot as a result. Love that gun!!!! 1942 Izhevsk 9130 AAA1.jpg 1942 Izhevsk 9...

Very cool!

That's a nice one. I had a lot of them a while back... Sold all of them except my all #'s matching one.