The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

SA1911a1 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 22, 2022 1:24 pm
Anyway the good thing is, as of 11:00 this morning, I don't owe a damn soul a dime.

Doesn't it feel great? When I paid my house off in 2018 and absolved myself of all debt, it was the greatest feeling in the world. Congrats!!

I have two Ruger M77 Mk I rifles in .270 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield. Great rifles!

That's super nice; great find!

Yes you do; definitely a keeper.

Sometimes guns and knives just look good together. Here's my S&W Model 15-4, circa 1980 with a couple of new Case knives I bought within the past year. The larger one is a two-blade Bone Stag Trapper and the smaller one is a premium grade 3-blade Autumn Stag Stockman. For your viewing pleasure.

I'm taking a big guess here, but I am thinking a case that has hard rubber bullets with primer only?

You have a really nice one. I have a 1928 Tula Ex-Dragoon M91/30; it is my favorite Mosin Nagant in the small collection.

I've loaded Hornady's 174 grain round nose soft point in both 7.62x54r and .303 British. It's a great bullet in either cartridge; .312 diameter.

Welcome, from Northeast Mississippi! Sounds like you have a nice rifle. I would like to see it.

I have a bob-tail cat; we simply name her Bob. She is an outdoor cat and a hunter; not even sure why we feed her, because she kills many small animals in our yard. When the weather gets bad, she will come inside and find a soft spot; sleeping for hours on end. Our pets become part of our family and ...

I think some of the classic holsters for 4-inch, medium frame revolvers were the older Safariland black leather holsters. The basket weave leather is shown holding my Model 15 with stag grips. The plain black is shown with a Model 10. Both holsters size #29 are a perfect fit for the S&W K-Frame ...

Nice, I like it a lot. Are those aftermarket grips on the 83? In 2016 I was able to purchase the CZ factory wood grips for the CZ-83 from Midway USA; they are no longer available. The CZ-83 has been out of production for quite some time. They're cool that's for sure, I like them. Thanks; yeah for f...

ffuries wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 5:08 pm
Nice, I like it a lot. Are those aftermarket grips on the 83?

In 2016 I was able to purchase the CZ factory wood grips for the CZ-83 from Midway USA; they are no longer available. The CZ-83 has been out of production for quite some time.

I love the CZ-82 and other CZ handguns. CZ handguns just reek with quality. I have a CZ-82 manufactured in 1994; it must be the last of the military production. It has a finish that is more like a Cerakote than the earlier baked on paint finishes. However, my absolute favorite is the Israeli Police ...

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steelbuttplate wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2023 8:34 am There may be more than one, this one spotted in a Vegas club, where it picked up a guitar and jammed a while in B flat.

Heads up! Spotted Big Foot in the vicinity of Steens, Mississippi heading West!

Have fun!

millman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2023 4:51 pm They are pretty snappy. I keep 125 gr +P loads in mine.

That's interesting because I have a S&W 442 lightweight. .38 special +P 5 shot Very light weight and no hammer to get caught up if carrying in the pocket. I only paid $375 for it. I took it apart and put new springs in it so the trigger pull is lighter. They can be a little unruly on the pull n...