personal favorite it your collection?

[kamakazi339]

A favorite? Just one? Im not sure I could do that to be honest. It would have to be a tie between my Remington that is in the showcase or

this beauty




old pics but this ex dragoon has one of the most gorgeous stocks ive seen. Definitely a looker.

[TMB]

I only have two a 91/30 and a M44. If I had to pick just one it would probably be the 91/30.

[kjohn]

Tough call. I have one old M91 Russian receiver with a Remington barrel. Fascinating to think about the Finnish armorers digging through the piles of rifles and parts, and coming up with some glorious combinations. Some of the Finn rifles are major mixmasters. Resourcefulness at its finest!

[awalker1829]

My overall favorite is grandpa's Colt M1911A1 that he carried during the war as a naval aviator. My second favorite is my M1938 carbine.

[Darryl]

OP...."personal favorite it your collection?"....Did you mean Mosin collection? or all of your collection?

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[Lee-online]

OP...."personal favorite it your collection?"....Did you mean Mosin collection? or all of your collection?

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I assumed Mosin because it was posted in the collectable mosin nagant forum.

[martin08]

I can't choose.

Which one would you folks like to see the most?

[Miller Tyme]

I can't choose.

Which one would you folks like to see the most?

The Russian one...........................................

[jimpierce7]

Now, this is my first and I love her dearly. One of my most accurate as well. '42 Izhevsk 91/30. Big Red.









but I really really like this one too!! 41' PL marked M39








BUT I really really really like this one too!!! '41 VKT M91

[martin08]

I can't choose.

Which one would you folks like to see the most?

The Russian one...........................................

Yeah, you're right.

[docbob]

Wow! Some very nice historical rifles in this thread. Thanks for sharing!
Mine would have to be a very decent Finned Remington M91 (1917) that is all matching with the serial numbers in five places, in it's original walnut stock and carrying a SA stamped tractor belt sling, but I also am fond of my Izhevsk 1941 that is typical of the hurried production after the German invasion. Rough on the outside but she's got a great bore.

[Sirex]

If we are talking ANY rifle, not specific to Mosins, and it was a grab only one and run out the door SHTF kinda deal, I'd probably grab my Vepr .308.Mosin wise, my Remington M91/M38 (clone), or M39.

[Darryl]

Favorite of all of them is hard also, but maybe one of my original (not repro) 1763 Charleville or Brown Bess would be in there.




If you are talking about Mosins, well still a hard one, but maybe My M39







My favorite (to shoot) is still my M1 Garand.





Favorite Mosin shooter is a M38





But how can you argue with a Bazooka?






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[King Johhny]

Out of all my guns my top three would be
1. 1940 Izhevsk M91/30 Red letter
2.S&W M&P 15 .22
3.Marlin .22 Bolt action rifle

[RugerNut]

My favorite is my LEO Colt M4/AR-15.

[Slow Ride]

It would have to be my first - 1939 Tula M91/30 red letter with match bayo. Not only my first surplus gun, but the first time I fired a rifle larger than a .22. I still remember that first shot!

[TopperT]

Well this one's easy. Its got to be my 'new' barreled 1944 Tikka 91/30 Round receiver, built on an M27 stock. Unusual in many ways the 'plumb' barrel is but one..

[entropy]

The wood on that M39 is gorgeous, dolk!

Mosin: Why, none other than FrankenTula™, my Bannerized 1938 Tula91/30 in a Hungarian M44 stock.

Non-Mosin: My AMD-65.

[scribs87]

Definitely my finnish 1933 m27.
*matching wingbolt
*wartime stock
*double SA stamped
*SA and T stamped sling
*bayonet with frog

[The Quiet American]

I have a very small collection, but my first Mosin is still my favorite: 1933-dated Tikka-barreled m/27 built at AV-1 in Helsinki on a 1904 Tula receiver. All-matching including winged bolt connector, and retains the pre-war walnut stain and copal lacquer wood finish.