The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

john w Ez wrote:Afternoon Gents, my son-in-law and I picked up a couple of these fine ol Russian rifles, mine dated 1943, his 1942.
Mine shot dead on at 100 meters and we have never found where his hit. So its back and get a huge sheet of cardboard and target in middle. If that don't work, I will shoot it for him.. [ and he was in the army too. ].

This is a good addition to my '03 Springfield bought some 55 years ago for 16 bucks.. I plan to leave them alone as is and enjoy just shootin um.

70 years ol this Aug and retired in the Panhandle of Texas. Just had delivered the dies for the 7.62 x 54r and hope to get things rolling if weather gets better..

Glad to meet ya'll, keep me on the straight and narrow.

John

john w Ez wrote:
..., keep me on the straight and narrow.

John

dolk wrote:

john w Ez wrote:Afternoon Gents, my son-in-law and I picked up a couple of these fine ol Russian rifles, mine dated 1943, his 1942.
Mine shot dead on at 100 meters and we have never found where his hit. So its back and get a huge sheet of cardboard and target in middle. If that don't work, I will shoot it for him.. [ and he was in the army too. ].

This is a good addition to my '03 Springfield bought some 55 years ago for 16 bucks.. I plan to leave them alone as is and enjoy just shootin um.

70 years ol this Aug and retired in the Panhandle of Texas. Just had delivered the dies for the 7.62 x 54r and hope to get things rolling if weather gets better..

Glad to meet ya'll, keep me on the straight and narrow.

John

Welcome John, Got to love Texas (we do from Calif.) Have fun here!

Dolk

earthquake wrote:New guy here,
My name is Casey and I have lived in Las Vegas since 1967.
I have had 2 M-N's for a few years now but I have not done much with them, I have a Hex receiver 91/30 and a M44. I would like to replace the barrel on the 91/30 because it looks like a mile of dirt road, it has strong rifling but is very dark grooves, I would like to find a good original barrel because I don't want to change the look. My M44 is in very good shape and the bore is bright I will be asking some questions so I hope you don't get tired of me.

Casey

a j k wrote:Hello everyone very excited to join this forum, I have owned one mosin a 1942 izhevsk mosin 91/30 for about three years and just today i picked up my second mosin, a 1945 izhevsk m44 carbine in very good shape. Will hopefully post photos soon and I'm very interested and intrigued about mosins, I have always had a appreciation for these guns but until recently I didn't know how many different variants, makers, and countries actually made mosins.

Can't wait to learn more
Andy

Chiloe wrote:Hello and Happy New Year to all.

My name is Christian, I am new to the forum and ... It seems that I cannot attached the file I want! Gap!

The complete text with pictures is included in the attachment! Sorry! I could not find any other way.

Regards.

Chris

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mcrayofnc wrote:Hello all I am new here but not new to mosins. As of today I have 5
1895 m91 (finned)
1926 Tula 91/30 ex dragoon
1936 Tula 91/30
1942 Tula 91/30
1943 Izhevsk 91/30

ronwhj wrote:I'm a new member. What is the origin of laminated stocks?

ronwhj wrote:Is the difficulty of using the safety on 91-30s true on basically all rifles?

Chiloe wrote:Hello Everybody

Happy New Year to all. I am Christian, Just got a 91/30 and I am anxious to test it on the range.

I just finished an overhall refurbishing job on that rifle and now.... It looks perfect, like new (well......)

I did want to ask some question about markings that I cannot find anywhere on the forum. To do that, I need to post text with pictures. It seem a bit complicated on the forum, I tried PDF file etc... Copy and paste, but each time the text shows up without the pictures.

If someone can suggest a way to proceed?

Have a great weekend.

Chris