The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Beautiful rifle! Love that stock grain

Nice rifle sir!

No sir and thank God!

I'd be hard pressed to bid that kind of horsepower on a weapon that I did not have a hands on examination of. There are way to many doctored up weapons out there, especially snipers. Be careful.....

I'll agree with Mike. You can't go wrong with CMP. The prices are honest prices, and the rifles are what they are, not doctored up. As far as Beretta parts go, the Europeans and Israelis did refurb some using Beretta parts, and Beretta made a first rate Garand. I wish there were more in this country...

What beautiful rifles and what gorgeous wood

Nice rifle sir!

I decided to take my PU sniper rifle hunting this year. One shot one button buck done hunting in 10 minutes. It was a classic shot the button buck turned slightly sideways so I had a great shot from the left chest through the neck. He didn't go anywhere. Wolf 203 grain is great! http://img39.images...

Handsome weapon....same year/arsenal as my newbie!

The rifles built on that frame are first rate accuracy wise. H&R made outstanding Garands back in the day, and the single shot shotguns are legendary. For what they are, they carry great in the field, don't weigh much and point like a dream! Plus it's hard to beat the price!

2 of the greatest shotguns ever made, a Win. Model 12 and a Humpback Browning. You can't wear either one out!

Great pistol! You'll have a great time at the range with it!

You gotta love wives that support our hobby!! Nice revolver sir!

What a handsome pistol! I'll bet its a sweet shooter!

Awesome Christmas gift! Those carbines carry nice on walks in the woods and are a blast to shoot!

Welcome aboard!

Gorgeous rifle and a Winny to boot! I always loved the 1917s...good hardy battle rifles!

My dad brought back a Type 99 from the war from Okinawa, and I've one upstairs that came from the Philippines. Outstanding bolt action that is overlooked by alot of guys. I remember the Type 38s being hacked up and converted to 257 Roberts when I was a kid. Now I'd love to find one and bring it back...

I don't blame you on passing. It would probably make a nice shooter, but it looks like a mixmaster to me. The missing parts are waaaaaaay too expensive to try to put it back together.

Love that stock too! As far as the 7x57 goes, it is getting hard to find, but it's worth the effort....I am hard pressed to think of a finer round.