The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

wow, alright. thanks guys. i think ill make him an offer on it just to have it and give it a home. the rifling looked pretty good so it should be a solid shooter if nothing else.

just looked at a rifle a friend has, he wants to know the rough value (and so do i!) its a british enfeild Mk.III SMLE, with a cut down stock (almost looks like a jungle carbine stock to me) tapped and drilled for a scope (poorly) rough pitted barrel but the rifling is really clean and the crown is ...

you never know, im careful with all my rifles just in case. and id rather mess the uberti up then a historic rifle. just how i am. my grandfather said he thought he saw a springfield at a local show awhile back, im gonna keep my eyes open for awhile and see what i can find.

i dont recall ever seeing ANY trap door rifles in the local gun shows. and all the places ive found online that has them want almost as much as the uberti. :sad:

well the thing with the repro is its easy to obtain, and i dont have to worry about messing a piece of history up. trust me it would be the same for mosins and mausers. if i could get modern repro's id shoot them and collect the real ones to be safe queens lol. same for the springfields. plus value ...

i figured this was the best place since i see ya'll talking about the company alot in here. ive gotten an itch lately that only a springfield trapdoor would cure. i dont know why but im a sucker for trapdoor style rifles. ive never even fired a 45-70 so i have no idea what im in for looking at them....

i would figure it says ".410-.44cal" because it was probably designed to shoot the .410 shell and the .44 pistol round, its weird though because my dads and grandfather's .410's both say .410-.45. and their both many many years apart and made by different companies. i know you can shoot th...

its mostly to help with "sticky bolt". i know i know im supposed to clean the chamber but ive tried many times but no luck. ive even poured boiling hot water and taken a 20g shotgun brush to it. no help at all. did that for an hour one day. so i was thinking an extended bolt would help thi...

i was thinking of getting one of his "repro sniper bolts", for my 91/30 to make it easier to work the bolt, does he use modern bolt body's? and are they any good? i figured it'd be nice since its not a permanent alteration. just switch the bolt back and its back to original.

i would like to have one to go with my M91/30. but it would have to match perfectly just like the M44 im looking for. i found a tula long ago but wasnt interested in it at the time.. same little pawn shop i got my coach gun at. i think they wanted along the lines af 120 or 150 for it. if i can find ...

my second was a 1955 romanian M44, miss matched. http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc382/cwb1265/105_1353.jpg this one isnt a must keep for me, only reason i bought it was because at the time i really wanted an M44, but now days id rather a 44 M44 to match my M91/30. someone has one at the local s...

my first was a 1944 russian ex sniper in a lammy stock. all matching, ishevsk made.



110 bucks after tax and walked out of big 5. it was my first firearm period. i will never get rid of it.

got out and shot it last night, and wow! i love it! i was expected it to hurt since its such a big round, but it kicks less then my mosin's and pretty accurate too, the windage setting on the front sight is a bit off but that was it. i do not regret buying it whatsoever!

went back to the gunshop today and got it, it is in fact a yugo M24/47. complete numbers matching. mirror bore, great crown, very very strong rifling. very light rust in some spots, but nothing to be really worried about. okay enough boring words heres some pics :D http://i1209.photobucket.com/album...

hah. okay im gonna get it as soon as i can. need the money first. only about 40 short for the rifle but i want some ammo too :P it was nice, had a hooded front site, standard mauser (that i know of, i dont know german rifles very well at this point. lol) rear site, kind of like my mosin's have. i th...

went to a local little gun shop, and in the back they had a yugo M24/47 for 250. it was a bit rough but it was still a nice looking rifle to me :P i was kinda shocked to walk back there and see what looked like a gewehr 98. question, should i go back to get it?? shoot it was even all matching that i...

nice carbine's! seems me and you are looking for the same one too, lol im looking for a 44 ishevsk M44. need it to match my M91/30 that and a M38 hahah.

wow some nice collections ive never seen before hahah. my collection. top down, ruger 10/22, model 99 1887 coach gun, '55 romanian M44, '44 russian M91/30 ex sniper. http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc382/cwb1265/Firearms_Collection.jpg the Ruger is in new furniture, being a tacticool ATI side fo...