The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Heck I tink I'd like a pirate pistol too. about like the one Logcolt has there, perhaps in flintlock even.

be careful with that neverdull. it's a quick way to cut their value. brass needs to show a certain patina.

Some have been sold, but many have not. As time passes many will be liquidated and the proceeds returned to his wife. Kari had a dealer involved to help with some of this for a fair commission.

Great guns Martin! A little bird tells me you have over 50 SKS's so you are most encouraged to keep posting more pics. I have the lonely single 1951 refurb Russian, in the black painted bolt, and man oh man, is it ever a great shooter. My brother the other day bought a Yugo, but it isn't refurbed, a...

definitely a cool pistol. I bet it shoots good.

When I bought my M39 from Kari's dealer in the San Francisco Bay area I had it transferred to my local FFL and they called it in for the background. Then I got it home And found it to be a 1898 receiver. The benefit of not having to transfer guns through a dealer can add up in savings by not paying ...

Very nice, and the only example I have ever seen with brass on only one end. I wonder if the other end is paint over brass?

Like a belly gun for your next poker game!

Here's some! Better hurry, even if it is a little more than it used to be!
http://classicarms.us/ammunition.htm

Dang, they are out again!

Are you sure you didn't mean 237.50 or 337.50? That must have been a typo!

I remember my first handloads too. It was a Lee Loader, plastic mallet, pwder and primers, and cases and lead bullets for 38 spcl.

Oh the guy on the right. You know, the guy on the left could be your twin brother!

Same here LC. A 1943 IZHEVSK 91/30. The bore looks like a new mirror. The rifle and 300 rounds of Bulgarian ammo was 126 bucks including shipping.

Oh yeah. My 2nd Mosin was my 34 Tula. A common refurb hex and I sure do love it.

This is super nice. Does it fire .380? We likely all are shooting weapons once owned by soldiers, many of them enemies. But knowing just a little snippet of it's history is quite special. Very cool.

No doubt about it. Two beautiful American classics.

I believe it was this type of Nambu and then also the German's Luger that inspired William Ruger to design the Ruger Standard model pistol. I can see the similarities. Thanks for sharing. It really is a beauty.

Yeah mine too Ron.

Looks like fun, but what is wrong with mikey's face?