The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I don't see you spending a lot of time at the range with this one.

"Just because you ARE a character, doesn't mean that you HAVE character." Do you want a shiny piece in your collection that (even though it will be a refurb) you won't want to scratch? Or do you want a working .357 that isn't pretty but does its job? Their not extremely collectible now, bu...

This long lost child likes older toys, how about a nice weathered Sistema.

Well, the guy that bought it paid $20. He says he thinks that is about $15 too much. He actually fired this thing. Rigged it up with a string and put two rounds through it. Said it looked like a can of black pepper exploded in the snow in front of it. He didn't even clean the bore. Is the bore nice...

Is be willing to give it a proper burial, if you'll fly me to Stalingrad.

Those Ruger sixes in a 4 in. barrel are really fun to shoot. I saw one at a show almost identical to yours condition wise for $350. The guy actually sold it. Leave it as, get one of those fake [SA] stamps and put it on GB. Then describe the finish wear as "blood pitting". :biggrin: Hell! ...

Your pictures are clear and detailed, hell! The 2nd picture is downright artistic and would make a good screen saver. Nice job and nice rifle.

No pictures? No carbine. I call: shenanigans.

As JYD said. A solid self defense piece.

Yeah, my 91/38 is import marked as an M91

The condition is amazing considering.

1917 was a busy year in Russia. WWI, the beginning of the Revolution. A 1917 Tula receiver is nice.

Same width or slightly slimmer than the originals

Grips4u.net. $69 with a 2 day turnaround

Now improved:

Persistence paid off.

Just received one today. Nice little chunk of steel from 1977; but two mismatched magazines and no holster. From what I understand, a couple of years ago you got a holster and: one matching magazine and one unnumbered magazine. Mine arrived with a chipped grip, which I have contacted them about, but...

That is a beaut

Absolutely beautiful