Rarest & most uncommon Mosin Nagant in your Collection

[Spaff]

Not super-rare but unusual. 1916 with 1942 barrel and intact eagle. Also 1897 Finned-M91 and 1917 passed-around M91.

[Pahtu]

There seems to be very few of these produced. One of the most uncommon I own....

[Pahtu]

Second most rare Mosin I own.....

This one is pretty uncommon, even with it's flaws, many long time collectors have never handled one.

[capt14k]

[quote="jack57000"]at left, a straight stock M39 "2" mark, at right a M28-57 in a second model stock

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[djbuck1]

These three.

[TnBuckeye]

I thought I had posted on this thread before but I can't find it if I did. Plus it is time for an update. So, in no particular order...
















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[TnBuckeye]

I thought I had posted on this thread before but I can't find it if I did. Plus it is time for an update. So, in no particular order...
















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These 2 should have been together...






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[ssg_lord]

My rarest Mosin would be a toss up between my Civilian Sales M28(around 20 or so documented) and my B barreled M91 on a round receiver(around 15 or so documented)

[JoeR]

My only "rare' entries are a laminated Carbine and an RGUNS PU Sniper not real noteworthy, hope to score something worthy of that title someday.

[Junk Yard Dog]

The most rare one in my collection would be one with a For Sale sign on it, it's so rare I haven't even seen it.

[capt14k]

The most rare one in my collection would be one with a For Sale sign on it, it's so rare I haven't even seen it.

I gave hope of you selling. I wanted one of those Lithgows, but now I truly believe you are taking them with you.

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[Junk Yard Dog]

With most things packed away at multiple locations, I have no idea were they even are at the moment.

[steelbuttplate]

What kind of wood on that B barrel M-91 ? Mine is the same, I thought was cherry.

[Junk Yard Dog]

Birch for the Russian and Finn stocks, American black walnut for the ones made here.

[JoeR]

My only "rare' entries are a laminated Carbine and an RGUNS PU Sniper not real noteworthy, hope to score something worthy of that title someday.

An update to this since I posted it. I just added a 1897 Sestroryetsk to my meager collection ! A few pics are in this thread. viewtopic.php?f=5&t=30426

[millman]

My only "rare' entries are a laminated Carbine and an RGUNS PU Sniper not real noteworthy, hope to score something worthy of that title someday.

An update to this since I posted it. I just added a 1897 Sestroryetsk to my meager collection ! A few pics are in this thread. viewtopic.php?f=5&t=30426

I have only seen 2 Sestroryetsks in the wild. One was owned by a fellow forum member, and the other was a 91/38 with the Sestroryetsk logo sticking out from under a bubba drill and tap scope mount. Sad.

[JoeR]

My only "rare' entries are a laminated Carbine and an RGUNS PU Sniper not real noteworthy, hope to score something worthy of that title someday.

An update to this since I posted it. I just added a 1897 Sestroryetsk to my meager collection ! A few pics are in this thread. viewtopic.php?f=5&t=30426

I have only seen 2 Sestroryetsks in the wild. One was owned by a fellow forum member, and the other was a 91/38 with the Sestroryetsk logo sticking out from under a bubba drill and tap scope mount. Sad.

Reminds me of the time I saw a Remington with beautiful markings, looked new from the base of the reciever to the end of the cut off barrel.

[EJTHor]

Not the rarest or anything, but not super common either. 1943 Tikka round receiver M91/30

[redspoon]

Yes, I agree not too common at all. Very nice, I would be proud to own it.

[tailgunner67]

Just added this yesterday. 1937 M27. There is an estimated 638 produced. Definitely rare.