What is a Mosin M44?

[DaHaMac]

I don't have a clue, I've been told that they sell for $50 to $75. I am looking for an inexpensive gun this month; what is this thing, a bolt action, semi-auto, or what. Can you build a rifle from the action like you can a Mauser? Any help will be appreciated.

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Know Yourself, Know Your Weapon, Know Your Enemy; then Know Victory! ---DaHaMac

[Magnum Man]

DaHaMac,

For more info. on the Mosin Nagant rifle, check out www.russian-mosin-nagant.com (http://www.russian-mosin-nagant.com)

Magnum Man

[DaHaMac]

Thanks magnum man, I did some searching in "The Art of the Rifle" forum, and found that site where I found this link: http://www.russian-mosin-nagant.com/M44%20Comparison.htm You confirmed that I am on the right track in my search.

I appreciate your help magnum man, thanks.

[4V50 Gary]

Pain, pure pain. Not a criticism against the rifle but its affect on the shoulder.

[James K]

Hi, 4V50Gary,

The noise ain't fun either even with good quality muffs. Without them it's nasty.

Jim

[Harley Nolden]

DaHaMac:
Little History Here:

M1944 Carbine:
AUSTRIA/HUNGARY

Bolt Action Rifle, 1891 introduced.

A/H forces on the Eastern front captured sizeable quantities of Russian rifles, and also received large numbers taken by the Germans.

Guns in A/H service were issued with Russian ammunition. When supplies began to run short, some guns were converted in the Wiener-Neustadt armory for the standard rimmed 8X50mm Austrian round.

I have the assem/disassem if you would care to have them.
HJN

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