The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Counter bore means nothing. People who think it's a bad thing are misinformed.

Lucky find

.075" is obviously correct. .750mm = .027" which is just not possible.
I just measured my tool below. You can clearly see they are .075" + .095" respectively.

You are talking about two different things. The .075 reading is the reading that is correct. The firing pin should just brush this. If the pin touches the .095 reading, the pin needs to be adjusted back. .075/.095 are not inches but millimeters. This may be difficult to accurately measure with a ca...

Believe it is .075" & .095"

Cool

zeebill wrote:What is the import marking and where is it stamped. I suspect maybe a Molot as a lot of them they seemed to pretty up the wartime machining with modern methods. Bill

It's the smaller single line RGuns stamp on the receiver.

Picked up a new addition. Pretty common 42 Izhevsk. I didn't have a war time "rushed out the door" machining example so that was one I have been wanting to pick up. This one is all matching with a great stock and very clean.

At least you're happy.

It has a safety?

At least $100 too high

racerguy00 wrote:Last 45 dated 91/30 I saw for sale went for 345 plus shipping

Right....missed the '45 part. That will for sure be somewhat more desirable than your average bear.

interruptor/ejector

Like Lotema said...it's not really going to be rare for the most part by any stretch of the imagination. What you have to remember is they are all special in their own way and they all have history.

Not a bad deal.

1940 Tula all original