The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

My only M24. It has been refurbished, and this rifle was owned by , well lets say another forum owner V.

“Lottakivaari” or “Lotta’s rifle", 1896 Tula Receiver, Bohler-Stahl Stepped Barrel, SY mark on barrel, Finnish Sling Wire Swivels

Dolk

I think I just had a heart attack! Dolk, do you shoot this one? You have some nice pieces, and this may be one of my favorites.

Still on the wish list, for me.

Now, you are making the "wish" feeling grow strong. Very nice rifle, and the first in the line of well-built variations from the Finns. Congrats.

Same as mine except for the light colored stock Nice

martin08 wrote:Still on the wish list, for me.

Now, you are making the "wish" feeling grow strong. Very nice rifle, and the first in the line of well-built variations from the Finns. Congrats.

That is my intention, to make the Mosinitis worse! Misery loves company! ;)

Dolk

Very nice. This is one where I can play too. I'll post some pics tonight.

Both are great rifles. Have I played with that M?

Longcolt44 wrote:Both are great rifles. Have I played with that M?

you haven't shot it, but you fondled it.

Nice Rifles Guys!
Still need a M24... Never saw one in the wild.

OH wow I missed this one. I was just going to make a post on a "Lotta" rifle. Here's a few pics of mine

All nice looking 91/24's, thanks for
sharing. If someone has a KLP or NDS,
please post some pics. RC

If I could acquire one of these it would definitely be my holy grail. I see all of the above have the German mfg. Barrels. Didn't they also make these with Sig barrels?

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Yes there are SIG barreled ones.

The M24 is the only major Finn variant I haven't seen out in the wild.

Nice M24s you guys.

I lucked into mine. I had checked out all the milsurps in the local pawn and gun, and was on my way out the door, when I just happened to spot the Finn sling hangers on a rifle behind the counter. Funny thing about it, was it was marked as a Russian 91/30. $119. They actually had a few refurb 91/30s and they had them priced at $220. I love it when sellers don't know what they have.

millman wrote:I lucked into mine. I had checked out all the milsurps in the local pawn and gun, and was on my way out the door, when I just happened to spot the Finn sling hangers on a rifle behind the counter. Funny thing about it, was it was marked as a Russian 91/30. $119. They actually had a few refurb 91/30s and they had them priced at $220. I love it when sellers don't know what they have.

Funny enough, that sounds exactly like how I found my "Russian Nagant, $100" that was cleverly disguised as an m28/30.

All of the actual 91/30s and Nagant revolvers were $200

That's because they are so shiny and new looking, not all junky

Glad to hear that some of you guys make some great deals. as to the original subject what a nice rifle.

Izhevsk762 wrote:

millman wrote:I lucked into mine. I had checked out all the milsurps in the local pawn and gun, and was on my way out the door, when I just happened to spot the Finn sling hangers on a rifle behind the counter. Funny thing about it, was it was marked as a Russian 91/30. $119. They actually had a few refurb 91/30s and they had them priced at $220. I love it when sellers don't know what they have.

Funny enough, that sounds exactly like how I found my "Russian Nagant, $100" that was cleverly disguised as an m28/30.

All of the actual 91/30s and Nagant revolvers were $200

I remember that Millman. I had just found mine for a steal-of-a-deal and had just finished explaining to my wife how "uncommon" they were. Then the next day you found yours cheaper than mine and a guy on another forum found his. So much for "uncommon"

Great looking rifles guys... I'm really feeling the lack of one in my collection just now...