February 10, 2013, 09:55 AM | #26 |
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Numrich is out of stock on bolt assemblies for that rifle right now but I'm sure they'll get more in before too long. However a new bolt will cost around $65 so I'm not sure it'll be worth it to you to replace it if that is what it needs. If the rest of the rifle is in good shape then it might be worth it since the price on Mosins has been steadily going up.
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February 10, 2013, 08:46 PM | #27 |
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This is how the Russian's would have outfitted the Mosin today...
Tactical Mosin 004.jpg Have no idea how this will shoot with the bipod, but having a lot of fun with this one. Have another I'm keeping stock. |
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3 Finnish M39s
1 Finnish M91 1 Russian M91/30 Mosins.jpg This past weekend I would have had a Russian M44, but I was outbid. Last edited by USMC EOD; February 11, 2013 at 07:28 PM. |
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Probably my favorite Mosin pic! My M44 indoors.
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February 18, 2013, 05:03 PM | #30 |
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nice mosins
i like how we are have the historical ones and the modified ones so we can see a variance in these rifles.
@ sks try buymilsurp.com i believe they sell bolts and other parts you may need to get that rifle going im very happy with the turnout of people posting, im hoping to see more variety and more mosins!
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Just finished cutting this one, still needs the bolt inletted, the recoil pad installed and urethane on the stock:
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February 18, 2013, 06:14 PM | #32 |
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Re: have a mosin? post it !
How long is that barrel?
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February 18, 2013, 08:30 PM | #33 |
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Cut to 22" with an 11 degree crown.
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it looks very well done, im very impressed with the stock
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Here's my 1942 Izzy with a Brasstacker see-through scout mount and an NcStar 2-7 pistol scope.
I can't seem to get the damn scope zeroed and will probably have to shell out the cash for a better one in the future. In the meantime, the mount is solid and being see-through i can use the iron sights, which I'm pretty accurate with at this point. |
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the illuminated one works for me, but remember its fixed parallax and thus at different viewing angels the zero will have moved
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February 26, 2013, 03:46 PM | #39 |
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nice mosins
@ TEMPEST : i like how you made it bare metal, looks very nice, hows the shooting with it is it slick or same? @LARRY: what do you mean? it looks good? does it not fire? well, i need to shoot mine and zero it now that i have a scout scope on it,
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Duzell,
The barrel was sanded and polished on a wool wheel. I just keep it oiled. Been that way for 2 years and no rust. I spent A LOT of time tweaking that rifle. I bedded the stock, added pillar beds, little upward pressure on the barrel like the Finns did and Timney trigger at 1.5 lbs. It was a fun project and is one of my favorite rifles to shoot. It's not like my .308 target rifle or anything but it often shoots sub 1" 5 round groups at 100 and has been just over 1 MOA out to 400 yards. Did that only once and on a bad day. I'm hoping to improve on that next time. |
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M38 which I bought a few years ago - works fine with reduced load. They had two, this had the best trigger and the barrel was bearing properly on the end of the stock. Counterbored, like many overhauls. Izhevsk one which I bought many years ago from someone at the club who had never used it much. Has a Tokarev 'scope, which someone pointed out fairly recently. |
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Mosin news
archangel is realesing a new stock that is drop in no mods and allows the mosin to have a detachable clip( 5-10 rounds)
im getting one obviously comes with new system that allows for easy install of the timny trigger as well, barrel is free floated or can be raised and tightened via a screw, check pad and recoil pad are adjustable quote from site: Next generation, fully adjustable stock for most variations of the Mosin Nagant rifle. Drop-in fit no matter if your Mosin Nagant is Russian, Czech, Finnish, Chinese, or any other variation (PU Sniper will require some modification to attach original scope mount.) Built entirely of lightweight, carbon fiber reinforced polymer. Impervious to weather, and will withstand all standard gun solvents and oils. The Archangel Mosin Nagant Stock is tough as nails, and will deliver outstanding accuracy shot after shot, decade after decade. We have created a Q&A video on the bottom of this page that should answer many of the questions many of you may have. MSRP: AA9130 – $199.95 AA762R 01 – 5 (RD) Magazine – $19.95 AA762R 02 – 10 (RD) Magazine – $24.95 [link]
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here is my IMMACULATE 91/30. i swear this thing never even saw the light of day until someone took it to the pawn shop. just bought a M44 missing the front magazine screw from a friend for $175 a month ago. no pics of it yet.
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hows its shooting^ ?
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i havent put it on paper yet, im to scared to scratch it on the way to the range
but from what little i have shot it, i was hitting milk jugs at 150yds no problem from a rest. BTW pardon the crappy pictures
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That is a $5 receiver from the gun show. VZ59 machine gun bull barrel. pillar bedded. Timney trigger ATI mount with third hole drilled and tapped Karsten's Custom Cheek Rest A-Model
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@clark on word..... SEXUAL, that gun is hot
@Mausermolt, you may want a bulldog gunbag, its soft and waterproof(also apparently floats) i use one on mine cause i dont want my boyds stock scratched bag this sint the exact one but you can easily find it
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lol bubba's mosins, using fishing poles and pistol grips.
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Here are some pictures of my 1939 Izhevsk 91/30:
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^ i like the color of the wood, is it stock or re stained?
and who used fishing wire???
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