The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

i always remove it when doing the initial cleanup after purchase. that russian ear wax gets into everything.

my 42 Izhevsk has its front sight towards the left that much. otherwise it was hitting high and to left of target. short front post can be made 1/8" taller with shrink tubing as a crappy temporary solution to a front post that needs to be taller.

ordered mine and paid.

the 2 M91-30's i ordered from AIM took exactly 1 week from order to my door. it was during/in middle of unmentionable rifles ,so that feeding frenzy probably slowed getting my order sooner. i always remove ammo from stripper clips and inspect it and reinsert in clips. i want the other guy to die for...

i use a tea kettle,it whistles when it is time to douche the rifles. i also use hoppes #9 . i do have some sweets 7.62 i use sometimes before i pour hot water down as it really cleans,but don't leave it in too long. i always used hot water and CLP on the M16A1 w/ M203 i carried around for 14 years b...

desdem12 wrote:Maybe as a first line of defense. Followed by slow and quick sand and a rabbit eating snake chasing puppy that takes his milsurps seriously

looks like a canine version of boots.

i got 2 spam cans from cope's and cost of shipping -fedex-was $9.95 .. i have shot russian and bulgarian and found no difference ,they both use same powder. i want a can of the old stuff with stripper clips as i love strippers.

Well, I must say the small 'document safe' idea is a great one for storing bolts!. My wife and I divided up two bedrooms in the house. She got the "office" and I took my son's old room on the second floor and have turned the entire room into a safe. Steel security door, with industrial de...

Sweet! Your a .22 cowboy now haha. Where are the scratches on the henry? It looks good from the pics. Sent from my LS670 using Tapatalk I'd take pictures of them but they are tiny. I also bought that lil SA cuz I quit smoking sat and that's more fun to play with than one of those stress ball things...

i use a small amount of copper based anti-seize instead of grease= it clings better to cam surfaces.

I lost two members of the family today but got two so.....Here they are. The Henry repeater I got instead of 200$s for my hi point 9mm. I think it was better for me than him. The other is a present to me for agreeing to move to Illinois. It is a heritage single action 22. Both will shoot short, lon...

Longcolt44 wrote:

kermit wrote:

Jumperwire wrote:Enjoy your weeks vacation.

kinda easy on him,maybe longer would prove the point.

Anyone that insults Admins or other members here on the Forum deserves at least a week off.

even moderaters?

i bought 1 M44 and 2 M91-30s last week. i would find $225 to get a M39 tho' broke or not.

i fired my M44 1st time today. 25 yards and hitting in diameter of a coke can top 15 rounds russian light ball/spam can . fireball was cool ,and i like it more than my 91-30's.

i looked also. no find anything.

i have had no problem with refurbed head spacing,But,i check them anyways just to be sure. at the minimum i would buy a "Field Gauge" Okie has nice ones and is a sponsor for this site. i carry a go and a field gauge in my bag and check others rifles so they have piece of mind also.

jeremyb wrote:I need to find one that fits my 1941 M91/30... Mine is stripped.. Any ideas.. I checked with Liberty Tree Collectors and they only have the fin ones.

thanks

jb

i have one- pay postage?

both bayonets on the 41 and 43 Izhevsk mount right onto each other rifle,even when mixed up. but the 41 bayonet is serial numbered to the 1941 Izhevsk M91-30.. this first time of any refurbed where bayonet matched bolt,butt plate magazine,and barrel. this 41 is a keeper. after refurb it was issued t...

sorry for your loss.

my 1938 tula m-91-30 has the same exact stock repairs. it is my favorite one. probably ex sniper stock.