Rarest & most uncommon Mosin Nagant in your Collection

[The Feral Machinist]

I've got a few..

Ultra rare
1919 M91 Tula Finnish Capture
1945 M91/30 Izhevsk

Rare
Bohler-Stahl M24 Stepped Barrel
(2) 1932 M28/30
1928 M91 Dragoon Finnish Capture
1933 M27 Tikkakoski with very early Chatellerault receiver
1944 M91/30 Tikkakoski with a 1940 Tula round reciever
1943 M44 Izhevsk trials rifle

Semi Rare
1901 M91 Sestroryetsk Finnish Capture
1917 M91 Sestroryetsk Finnish Capture with Imperial Russian leather sling
1944 M91/30 Ex-Sniper Izhevsk DDR stamped
1933 M91/30 Izhevsk Triple Date MO
1944 M91/30 Izhevsk Sanitized Ex-MO or XO (Perhaps)

[neal45]

Most of my rare ones are in the Showcase.

1892 M91/38 Chatellerault in converted M91 stock with no crossbolt.
http://www.russian-mosin-nagant-forum.c ... 48&t=13656

1894 Sestroryetsk M91 from Russo-Japanese war. With no crossbolt, original flat rear sight, mag swing swivel and front barrel band swivel.
http://www.russian-mosin-nagant-forum.c ... 48&t=13793

1894 Chatellerault M91 with Turkish rear sight markings and Finn stock.
http://www.russian-mosin-nagant-forum.c ... 48&t=13739

[Junk Yard Dog]

[Miller Tyme]

My rarest Mosin Nagants...............here are a few that fit the bill

43 Izhevsk PU sniper with the Kossuth crest




Czech VZ 54 & VZ54/91


47 Izhevsk ex-sniper





47 Izhevsk 91/30 ( middle rifle)





45 Izhevsk M38



non-refurb, all matching, all Izhevsk, finn captured, 1938 91/30





1914 Finn Dragoon with the 2nd pattern hand gaurd




44 Tula hex reciever M38

[Junk Yard Dog]

[Rongo]

This one has been asleep for a while, Lets wake it up.

[Cj556]

1896 91/38 Ex-Cossack

[MosinGunner1102]

My Ex dragoon or my VKT M39

[NLMosin]

I dont have anything I would call rare. But my large arc N.E. with these failure marks on the bottom of the barrel would strike me as at least 'uncommon'...

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[qz2026]

I have a few that I consider either rare or uncommon and probably my favories. I'm intending to post a few of them at some point. Most are 91/38's. You will notice that I label them as Czech. So let's not hijack the thread with origin discussions - not the place for that.

This one is in the showcase already. I think only two are known to exist in the US.

1 - ID Czech M1891-38 1899 Izhevsk sn M44042922 C&R.jpg

The second is a 1894 Chatellerault

1 - ID Czech M1891-38 1894 Chatellerault sn 455967 C&R.jpg

The third is a recent acquisition that I have been look for, for quite some time

1 - ID Czech M1891-38 1894 Sestroryetsk sn 15455 C&R.jpg

The fourth, is the only one known to exist in the US, although I could be wrong..

1 - ID Czech M1891-38 1915 Westinghouse sn 130749 C&R.jpg

The 5th is a 1908 Cossack

1 - ID Czech M1891-38 1908 Izhevsk Cossack sn 21024 C&R.jpg

I think this one is uncommon since it appears to be the original stock for the rifle and was never upgraded with a cross over stock bolt

1 - ID Czech M1891-38 1896 Izhevsk sn 77109 C&R.jpg

Last but not least, a very recent rifle that I have been looking for, for a long time. Alex discusses in depth this type of rifle in his book and confirmed that it is authentic.

1 - ID Russian 9130 1941 Tula sn RMN001665 C&R.jpg

Yes... I have sickness for 91/38's and 91/59's as some may have noticed over the years. It won't be cured until the elusive Remington shows up and that could be a LONG wait. There are rumors that one exists though .

[racerguy00]

Those are some amazing carbines!

[ffuries]

I guess mine would be the Finned M91 that is a 1927 Tikkakoski stepped barrel, built on a 1894 Izhevsk receiver. Supposed to be one of 3000 that received the stepped barrel and a 9 on a 1-10 rarity scale according to 7.62x54r net.

[Fledge]

[Lotema]

I'll have to update my entry since my earlier one was sold to help fund something nicer. I've got a few more to choose from now, including a B-Barrell m91 of which only about 5k were made. However, slightly less common than that is this 1947 Izhevsk m91/30 in standard infantry configuration. Most of the post war m91/30's were built as snipers but this one never made the cut, though it is probably the best shooter that I've got.

[redspoon]

Awesome rifle Lotema, very nice furniture also.

[Junk Yard Dog]

[cctc2006]

This is probably one of my more rare Mosins... My 1943 Izhevsk M38 in a laminate M38 stock...

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[racerguy00]

For now my 1919 Izhevsk 91/30

[Jakethesnake]

I have a 1917 Remington with the Finnish SA markings on it. I was just wondering if that was uncommon.

[Sestroryetsk1907]

I only have 5 Mosins and my most uncommon is a Finn capture 1907 Sestroryetsk M91. It's also my favorite shooting Mosin.