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[Junk Yard Dog]

I'm here

Welcome to the board

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi

Welcome to the board

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi, I'm Dylan from Oklahoma interested in learning a few new things from y'all. My Mosin is a 1942 Tula PEM Ex Sniper, beautiful condition, this is my whitetail rifle also. Not going to bubbafy it, gonna keep it basically original. So far my mods are

C&R Slack Spring
Finn Sear Spring
Shimmed
Smith Classic Adjustable Sight
Original Turn Down Bolt
Getting ready to sand the barrel channel, to free float

Welcome to the board Dylan, use the rifle as it is, sanding the stock will not likely improve it's performance to any noticeable degree. It's a light barrel on an ordinary infantry rifle, the bore has been use, it has wear, there is just only so much you can get out of them. Your best bet is to work up a good handload that shoots well in the rifle.

[Lane64]

Hi, I'm lane

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi, I'm lane

Hello Lane, welcome to the board

[Tony6885]

Hello,
New to the board, just picked up my Mosin about 4 days ago. Sighting her in and taking her hunting within the next 2 weeks, pretty excited about that. I have tried to do research to figure out where she's from, where she's been, etc etc. Figured out the majority of it, which is cool to me, but I'm puzzled about 1 specific stamping on my rifle. Under the coking knob, where the metal meets the wood, there is a stamp that reads "2-7" and there is a "r" or almost like a palm tree looking stamp next to it. The picture, or whatever it is, is slightly larger than the "2-7". Any ideas? I can try to submit a picture, but I am new to forums and don't know how to do so. Thanks!

[cmcgehee]

New member from Florida...Just trying to learn. I have a Mosin Nagant being shipped.

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hello,
New to the board, just picked up my Mosin about 4 days ago. Sighting her in and taking her hunting within the next 2 weeks, pretty excited about that. I have tried to do research to figure out where she's from, where she's been, etc etc. Figured out the majority of it, which is cool to me, but I'm puzzled about 1 specific stamping on my rifle. Under the coking knob, where the metal meets the wood, there is a stamp that reads "2-7" and there is a "r" or almost like a palm tree looking stamp next to it. The picture, or whatever it is, is slightly larger than the "2-7". Any ideas? I can try to submit a picture, but I am new to forums and don't know how to do so. Thanks!

Welcome to the board, the vast majority of the small stamps you will find on the Mosin rifle are unknown, and likely inspection stamps.

[Junk Yard Dog]

New member from Florida...Just trying to learn. I have a Mosin Nagant being shipped.

Welcome to the board

[The Bongo]

Hi All. Looking to purchase a long Mosin for Deer and target in the UK.

[constantshooter]

Welcome to RMNF

(russian-mosin-nagant-forums)

We are glade you are here.......and happy you joined us!

Please make your first post here (or anywhere on the forums for that matter). Anything, just let us know you are here.

Ask Plenty of questions because we have some of the most informed and friendly experts right here.
They look forward to answering you, they really do. Just ask and you will see how fast a response you will get!

Make a new thread and post photos of your Mosin. We love nothing better than to look at Mosin photos!
We can look at those marks and every so often, someone will have something rare and they never knew it.

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[Brian]

Hey guys, I'm brian from upstate NY. I was guided here by a guy I know, I've been interested in getting my C&R license for some time now and I think I'm going to finally go for it!

Thanks for having me.

[tony t]

Hi eveyone. I am recent russian milsurp collector from western canada. I love my mosin rifles and use them at work for pest control purposes. My 1943 91/30 is a great accurate shooter. I recently bought a molot m44 and cant wait to clean it up and try it out. I will post some pics soon.

[GordonaireArms]

Hi. I have a few 91/30s and a m38. I just bought my first m91. Expect to have it in my hands in a week to 10 days.

[dknoffsinger]

Greetings, I'm Devin from Kirbyville, MO.
Shooter, collector, reloader since 1978.

[MrMarc]

Hello to All

Just recently I was given a old rifle the turn out to be a 1932 Tikkakoski M/27
Hoping to learn more about it here...

from what i have seen this site has a ton of info and the poster seem to have wealth of knowlege

[Fulgrim]

Hello Everyone,

Just putting in my first post. I had a couple Mosins for a while but in the last couple weeks I started buying more. So I thought it was a good idea to get registered here.

[Jas1900]

Hello all. Just joined this forum. Have many varying nagants and finnish versions as well. Have a question about the rarity and collectibility of the early antique pre 1900 sestorytsk made weapons. Any ideas?

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hey guys, I'm brian from upstate NY. I was guided here by a guy I know, I've been interested in getting my C&R license for some time now and I think I'm going to finally go for it!

Thanks for having me.

Welcome to the board Brian, have fun with that C&R

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi eveyone. I am recent russian milsurp collector from western canada. I love my mosin rifles and use them at work for pest control purposes. My 1943 91/30 is a great accurate shooter. I recently bought a molot m44 and cant wait to clean it up and try it out. I will post some pics soon.

Welcome to the board Tony