Mosin Nagants?

[HondaClaw]

Does any one on here have a Mosin Nagant? if so what type, country, arsenal, year, etc.
I have a 1943 Soviet Izhevsk M91/30 :D

[harryredtrike]

been done,here is the old thread http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthread.php?123903-Any-Mosin-Nagant-nuts-in-here&highlight=mosin+nagant

[tri again]

Great show about them on the history channel last week.

Sometimes they have the write-up for download.

[Rat]

Well thought I would answer, I have around 15 of them, from Finnish, Polish,Chinese, Romanian, and Russian. Great firearm I am not just a collector but a armourer also.

[edog]

7 62 54 R Great round!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUVqSCH8Fho

[HondaClaw]

Well I didn't expect there to be a thread already, but since people are already on this one yes! It is a magnificent rifle in my opinion and I plan on collecting many more! I would love a nice M44, I also desire some Finnish ones too x] And the round I can imagine has plenty of stopping power I plan on hunting with my Nagant this rifle season x]

[bkm]

I have a 1946 M44 Hungarian. Its ok, but I like my Mauser action better.

[DRKCYDE]

Was thinking about picking one up.....Saw Gandar Mountian has them on sale for $100 this week.

[300rman]

I've got one that I machined the reciever and put a scope on it. Thing is a riot to shoot!

[HondaClaw]

My 91/30 is wicked fun to shoot, and yeah DRKCYDE if you like shootin' for fun a Mosin would be a great reliable choice, and for that price you can't go wrong :cool: I mean you can buy 400 rounds for a little under $100 and I actually prefer my Mosin action over my grandpa's Lee Enfield, I am not good with the cock on close action (accidental discharge once scared the hell outta me)

[jordan_muirhead]

I believe mine is a 1932, its either 1932 or 1952, but it looks like 1932, i may be wrong, i love it, was covered in gunk when i bought it tho, was a mess to clean. Will have to look up the info on it online, i believe it was at the arsenal in Tula, Russia at one time, and i cant remember what the other markings were that i found. Nice shooting gun although i don't shoot it too often, rub it down with Rem Oil every two weeks tho

[Chazz of Blades]

In my opinion, once you've got the feel of one, either the shorter carbine, or the full length Mosin, and throw on a nice scope, they are one of the best long range rifles to have. I've bought and sold a few over the last couple years, and I'm looking for an M-44 to use as a mid-range amateur target shooter. Friend of mine has one that's been sporterized, nice, multi-vision scope mounted on a side mount so he can keep the irons, flat quick action bolt, full plastics(which I don't like on a gun), and custom irons, and he kept the original bayonet mounted on it. It's an M-44, and I want it. SO BAD.

[edog]

I believe mine is a 1932, its either 1932 or 1952, but it looks like 1932, i may be wrong, i love it, was covered in gunk when i bought it tho, was a mess to clean. Will have to look up the info on it online, i believe it was at the arsenal in Tula, Russia at one time, and i cant remember what the other markings were that i found. Nice shooting gun although i don't shoot it too often, rub it down with Rem Oil every two weeks tho

The stuff that's a mess is called COSMOLINE.

[300rman]

The stuff that's a mess is called COSMOLINE.

Yup. I cheated and used brake cleaner on some of the tricky areas (sights for one) worked great

[Thorpe]

I have a 1932 Izhevsk M91/30 Hex reciever... Carb cleaner works real well on the cosmo too...

[jordan_muirhead]

ahh, ok, i used hopps #9 i think it was called? and when i bought it the guy was talkin bout how he hated it when somebody bought one cause it was covered in it

[ironchop]

I have a Hungarian arsenal M44 and a Tula Hex Finnish M27 with the correct Arsheni marked see thru rear blade sights... I left the M44 looking like a battlefield pickup and I restored the M27 Finn.

The M44 is THE LOUDEST firearm I have EVER owned