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Raider2000 · January 11, 2013, 11:46 AM

http://7.62x54r.net/ to me is the only sight to go to for info on these fine rifles.

M38's do not have bayonetts & never had any ability to mount one which is why the M44's were developed.

M91's are the oldest & longest ones being made from early 1890's till the early 1930's with about 50" + total length.
M91/30's & the Finnish M39's can be had with round or hex recievers & were in production till well after WWII & the along with the Cossack & Dragoon rifles they are around 48" long.

All carbine models for the most part are around 40" in length.

January 11, 2013, 11:46 AM	#7
Raider2000 Senior Member Join Date: July 23, 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 719	http://7.62x54r.net/ to me is the only sight to go to for info on these fine rifles. M38's do not have bayonetts & never had any ability to mount one which is why the M44's were developed. M91's are the oldest & longest ones being made from early 1890's till the early 1930's with about 50" + total length. M91/30's & the Finnish M39's can be had with round or hex recievers & were in production till well after WWII & the along with the Cossack & Dragoon rifles they are around 48" long. All carbine models for the most part are around 40" in length.