Pulled the trigger on a Mosin 91/30... - Page 4

ducote32 · November 22, 2011, 03:58 PM

my own personal experiences with 2 of them differ from other MN bashes. They are easy to clean, shoot accurate, chamber easy, and can take some abuse. they are not for everyone. All I know is that for less than $150 I can have a scoped deer rifle that will always work and capable of putting them down at 300yards and probably further.

Colonel Custer · November 24, 2011, 09:19 AM

Was watching Top tens the other day and the MN just barely missed being one of the top ten rifles of all time. I earned my black and blue in 1997 with a m44. Still own it it is my child. Last year I bought a m91-30. For range fun try using the bayonet it helps.

November 24, 2011, 09:19 AM	#77
Colonel Custer Senior Member Join Date: November 23, 2011 Location: ky Posts: 106	Mosin lover Was watching Top tens the other day and the MN just barely missed being one of the top ten rifles of all time. I earned my black and blue in 1997 with a m44. Still own it it is my child. Last year I bought a m91-30. For range fun try using the bayonet it helps. __________________ In order to cut down on gun crimes we The Govt. are banning all guns. Well I guess I will sleep with a chainsaw next to my bed. Not the same as a gun but I figure the sound of it revving up will be as effective as a pump shot gun being cycled.

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November 22, 2011, 03:58 PM	#76
ducote32 Member Join Date: August 23, 2011 Posts: 31	my own personal experiences with 2 of them differ from other MN bashes. They are easy to clean, shoot accurate, chamber easy, and can take some abuse. they are not for everyone. All I know is that for less than $150 I can have a scoped deer rifle that will always work and capable of putting them down at 300yards and probably further.