The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Here are my babys

A mint 1990 BMW 325i convertible! Bought it from original owner. Likely the nicest one in Michigan.

A 1993 Bmw 740il limo with the big old V8!!


Both rust free and both didn't see a winter ever

Me! I have 2 two 1987 Kramer focus 6000s one is quite interesting. Autographed by a bunch of people but I don't know who?

Also have a rickenbacker 350

Love em both

Hello, I have a 1943 Izhevsk I bought last year that I paid $200 for. Seems to be all matching except the floorplate. Has the stock stamp as well. I also have a 1946 m44 I bought last year that I paid $300 for. Seems to be all matching expect the bolt. Has a nice patina to it as well. It has the dat...

37 years in scrap metal here in New York. Collecting martial arms over 40 years. I collect cool old shit, that encompasses a lot, cars, trucks, tools, pocket watches, Victrola spring powered phonographs, and numerous other things. I shot tens of thousands of rounds, but for me it's about the histor...

This has always served me well, Screwed in escutcheons, 1895-1941 all arsenals, with Tula using some in 1942 unlined/ 1/2 liner stocks, 1942-1945 Izhevsk pressed in escutcheons, Late 1942/1944 Tula, 1946-1948- Izhevsk There are also any combination of the above as stocks where cycled through rebuil...

Hello, I am Chris. I am 25 years old and I live near Detroit Michigan USA. I love all world war 2 stuff as it always fascinated me as a kid. I use to be a big German collector but settled down quite a bit after some life changes (good ones). I work for the auto industry for a German company that mak...

Also 2 mosins locally going for auction a 1905 m91 and a wartime one..both appear non refabbed. Going to take some time off work and go

I think I said the same thing and qualified my statement that, indeed, pressed escutcheons were used towards the end of the war. But, I choose to call them post war, none-the-less. To each his own. My point was, if you call them "post war" and they are "end of war" also , then i...

This has always served me well, Screwed in escutcheons, 1895-1941 all arsenals, with Tula using some in 1942 unlined/ 1/2 liner stocks, 1942-1945 Izhevsk pressed in escutcheons, Late 1942/1944 Tula, 1946-1948- Izhevsk There are also any combination of the above as stocks where cycled through rebuil...

Now what would a late ww2 stock look like? Any major difference between those and the post war versions?

Thank you!

Hello,

Still learning about Mosins. Now my new question is there any online database guides for stock identification? Like if it's post war or wartime?

Thanks all! I love this community everybody's very welcoming!

-Chris

What does everyone reccomend? In terms of original world war 2 turn in condition (original bluing, stock, ect ect) is to maybe look for a samco global PU? Im like you all, I like everything in the condition it was in durring 1945

Also is there a for sale section on this forum! Would be awesome

Okay I have been checking online alot but no luck. I would like a world war 2 one, as it peaks my interest. I had a really nice one at the first of the year and sold it, as I thought I was leaving the hobby... Long story . I contacted the buyer and her won't let it go for almost double what he paid....

Hello All,

I'm just curious what kind of PU sniper can I get for around 3k? I would prefer a bringback or one that is lightly refurbed with all the markings on the stock as well as the original stock it was issued with. A samco global one would be awesome too!

Thanks alot

So the verdict is I talked to the seller and he canceled my order. I covered his fees. Just didn't seem correct is all. Thanks for the help all

Hello all,
I'm new here and I'm getting into mosins and they are still some of the most common... Yet least understood milsurps as there is so many.

Darryl, Since I can't figure out how to send you a PM here is what I would say. Can you tell me a tad about this rifle. I bought it as it reminded me of my old mosin? Does everything look well on it? First thing I noticed was the scope matches the reciever. As well as it looks like it has a post war...

Hey Darryl,

Thank you so much for the help! I'm going to send you a PM really quick!

Thanks alot