The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Marks on rear sight.




mark on stock

I personally would do some looking at used shotguns, I'd either look for a Browning Superposed or a Beretta, both will cost more but will also hold their value over time. Sometimes it's better to defer a purchase a little longer, save a little more money and get the shotgun you really wanted in the ...

Nice condition, all around. However, it's a barreled action from one rifle, and the rest of the parts from a different rifle, so whether or not the safety matches, seems a moot point. That's what my conclusion was as well. I've never had the action out of the stock, I need to do that one of these d...

Number on safety ( does it look to you like that once was a 5 or is a 5 that when stamped looks like it closed up?) http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h404/laimpact/FA/Mosin/Mosin_013-r_zpsc62a2960.jpg On bolt http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h404/laimpact/FA/Mosin/Mosin_011-r_zps540775da.jpg Bu...

I have 2 Model 12 12 gauges, 3 in 16 gauge (two of those are model 1912s) and a 20 ga. The barrel steel isn't the problem as much as the full choke. The Model 12 and Model 1912 full choke is tight and you'll likely bulge the barrel if you shoot steel through it. I'm not a waterfowl hunter but if I w...

I want to share some additional photos and information about the Remington 1917 Mosin Nagent I posted the other day in the new members area. It is a WWII brought back from Japan by my father in 1946, so it no doubt could tell and interesting story if it could talk. I want to find out all I can about...

I have one Mosin Nagent, a Remington 1917 that I inherited from my dad. It’s a rifle he brought back from Japan in 1946. All I really know about it was they were allowed to pick several rifles from a bunch that they could bring back to the states. He picked up two Arisaka rifles, a 38 carbine and a ...