The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Mine came in today but I couldnt get off work before my LGS closed. Im planning to pick it up on my lunch tomorrow. Looking forward to it!

I LOVE that gun looking just the way it does. Thats excellent.

I bet they raise the prices when they drop down to only 50 in inventory. Supply and demand in action. Aim always does this. Shoulda seen the uproar the $50 price hike caused on the AKfiles when Opaps went up $50. "OMG THEYRE NEVER GETTING MORE ZOMG BUY BUY BUY" Glad I bought mine for $499...

rayjd2 wrote:When these sell out, will there ever be more to come in or are they all gone?

Depends on who you ask. [emoji1]

One of the nice things about them is they all break down the same way and they are pretty much idiot proof. I work with quite a few people that are not "gun people" but are still required to carry one. They only go back together one way and they are easy to clean and maintain. :2cents: Ho...

I'd like to have a 1911 but they are so $ that you can get two nice LEO trade in Glocks for the price of one 1911. My thinking on Glocks is if a huge % of LEO trust their lives to them I can too. [emoji106] Id take one 1911 to two Glocks every single day. And you can get a proper 1911 for the same ...

JayPoc wrote:And remember...folk here are into "preservation", not "restoration". Not sure what you mean, but when you get it, ckean it gently, protect it, and shoot hit.

This is important. We do NOT condone "restoring" milsurps.

A couple quick pics... I need some good daylight pics but it sucks outside!

SA1911a1 wrote:Yep.

Hello, My name is Steve. I am a gun nut. I haven't bought a rifle in one week.........

Ive made it one whole day so far! [emoji48]

Osufan456 wrote:

qz2026 wrote:

Osufan456 wrote:I thought you can't track mosins

What do you mean by track?

See where they were used how long they were used ext

That part is mostly true. Lots of speculation but nobody can really tell you.

Osufan456 wrote:I thought you can't track mosins

To some extent there is a lot that is unknown about the history of these rifles but there is a lot that is known as well.

BuckeyeSgt wrote:Well you all twisted my arm. I wanted an older one so I had to submit an order.

Like Ive said before we are all terrible influences on one another.

Thats kinda what I thought. Nice bluing, stock looked decent, and he said it was either '43 or '42. Good enough for me. Lol

Isnt that awful? Lol I actually laughed when I saw it.

And don't forget the pics !! :D No grainy pics either. :chuckles: He's got to post at least one of the grainy photos from the seller. I'm curious what he saw that made him want to go on the trek in the first place! Homeboy already deleted the ad but heres the single picture he sent me when I asked ...

tjtM38 wrote:

Vendetta wrote:Got my ship notice today. Hopefully Ill pick it up Wednesday!

[emoji106] You'll probably get yours before mine arrives at my local FFL. I'm guessing my revolver will be here sometime towards the end of next week. Please post some pics of yours when you get it.

Will do. You do the same!

Got my ship notice today. Hopefully Ill pick it up Wednesday!

Luck of the draw from the parts bin during refurb.

A 1943 Izhevsk is usually a Mosin collectors first Mosin :) at least these day's. We wait for the pictures , Lol I know. My first was a 39 Izhevsk. Then I got on this website. After an m44, a hex laminate Tula (among other 91/30s that were trade fodder), and a Finn, I am just now getting to my wart...

That's a score and a half !! Well done !! Were eather of the stocks pre war ?? You got me to thinking about the stocks and I went and looked. The stock on the rifle is a very nice wartime stock (no rear escutcheon, and a liner in the front slot). Never seen one of those... cool. The two spares, the...