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being that i am to lazy to get a C&R. i have been buying retail all along. big 5 used to have a sale about every month and had 91-30s for $ 109. all my gun shop and pawn shop mosins cost me at least $ 250 and up. i did find some nice mosins at big 5 though for 109. my last purchase was a very nice cond 1944 M-44 from a small mom & pop gun store . paid 350. not complaining.
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What kind of bore guage did you make? .306 doesn't sound right to me. How can you get a proper reading of the bore size in the grooves without doing a bore slug with soft lead?
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Nevermind tcmosin, I just found your thread on your bore guage.
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notabiker wrote:being that i am to lazy to get a C&R. i have been buying retail all along. big 5 used to have a sale about every month and had 91-30s for $ 109. all my gun shop and pawn shop mosins cost me at least $ 250 and up. i did find some nice mosins at big 5 though for 109. my last purchase was a very nice cond 1944 M-44 from a small mom & pop gun store . paid 350. not complaining.
If it makes you happy who cares what it cost:)
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Me being as cheap as I am! Bill :lol:
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zeebill wrote:Me being as cheap as I am! Bill :lol:
Ah, so that's were Jack Benny went, I knew rumors of your death were unfounded :lol:
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Life is good, my C&R FFL3 arrived Tuesday 23-APR;
so that will help out on reducing some of the $$$.
38 days from mailing the application in to receiving
the license...
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if i had a C&R lic i would get into real trouble. no will power. my first purchase would be a classic mosin PU sniper. i just must have one.i am sure somebody here has a extra to sell but i just bought a M-44 and a 1934 hex tula in the last month . NO FUNDS. :vsad: :lol:
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:vcool: :thumbsup:
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notabiker wrote:if i had a C&R lic i would get into real trouble. no will power. my first purchase would be a classic mosin PU sniper. i just must have one.i am sure somebody here has a extra to sell but i just bought a M-44 and a 1934 hex tula in the last month . NO FUNDS. :vsad: :lol:
91/30's are still too cheap to be appreciated for what they are.
I will buy in bulk if they can supply the years of manufacture for HEX's both Tula and Issy's that I desire.
To much of a good thing, as they won't be available forever.
I'll pass on the sniper's just good old relics.
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Nofundus disease? :)
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" I will buy in bulk if they can supply the years of manufacture for HEX's both Tula and Issy's that I desire. "

Good luck on that. You don't get a choice on case lots. You pays your money and takes your chances.
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How to cure someone of the hex is better than round, prewar better than postwar years disease is to place them in a cage with a hungry, pissed off wild lion and then offer them the use of a 1943 rough receiver sloppy stamped Soviet post war refurb 91/30 with flaking shellac. That rifle will instantly become the most desired rifle on the planet to them in a nanosecond :)
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I had a C&R for awhile and I don't miss it in the least! The real trouble would have come if I had it when I went through my divorce as she could have just asked to judge to see the log book and bingo. No books no agents possibly calling and no trouble getting what I want not refurbs. Too simple to not want one! Bill :D
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I don't miss it either Bill, it's nice not to be under Uncles supervision, yet I am still broke, why is that?
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:How to cure someone of the hex is better than round, prewar better than postwar years disease is to place them in a cage with a hungry, pissed off wild lion and then offer them the use of a 1943 rough receiver sloppy stamped Soviet post war refurb 91/30 with flaking shellac. That rifle will instantly become the most desired rifle on the planet to them in a nanosecond :)
yep nothing wrong with a run of the mill refurbished 91-30. just because they WERE plentiful does not mean they are not good rifles. very tired of mosin haters saying they are ugly. i think they are a hansom rifle myself.
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Well I hope there's nothing wrong with a run of the mill refurbished 91-30, because I'm picking one up on Monday :D
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My local pawn shop just got a shipment in and proudly placed a large sign outside saying that. I went in and looked at them then asked how much, was told $209 and they will probably only get one more shipment in then they won't be able to get anymore at all. :beek:
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Sounds like you better grab some while you can.
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Fin & Feather had a dozen in that were mainly 42-43's with one hex but their prices were running between $199-299. :shock:
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