The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

And a photo with her daughter ;-)

Dolk. I think he is in the UK . He won't have the import marks. That's correct, I'm in the UK and we don't have those importers marks like you do in the States Here's some more pics..... The scope serial number is 04651 and there appears to be the remains of a number 4 where the serial number would...

Thanks for the reply, I'll post some more pics later :-)

Anyone???

SA1911a1 wrote:Nice rifles there! Welcome!

Thank you

Forgot to add that it has no Molot markings anywhere and no importer marks as we don't have those in the UK.The serial numbers on the receiver, bolt, magazine floor plate and buttplate are all stamped matching as well. Also the machining of the receiver/barrel shank look a lot tidier than a lot of o...

Quick pic of my 1944 Izhevsk PU meeting my 1926 Izhevsk ex-Dragoon for the first time today

I'm in now.....I was clicking on the wrong bit, that's what you get for using a cellphone and big fingers!

I picked up my first PU sniper yesterday, a 1944-dated Izhevsk with all matching numbers and I have a couple of questions. I believe the scope is a 1940-dated NKV Plant No.357 "Progress" produced SVT scope (it also has a 1959-dated 2nd GRAU Arsenal refurb mark).The elevation drum hasn't go...

Out of curiosity when can I access the forums?, as I don't seem to be able to see them :-(

Thanks mate, will get some pics posted when I get chance

Hello from the UK, I've been an fan of Russian rifles for a while now and Mosin-wise I currently own an all matching numbers 1944 Izhevsk PU sniper (which I picked up today!) and a 1926 Izhevsk ex-Dragoon.My "other" rifles are a Dragunov, a "Soviet-ised" Romanian AKM and a rather...