The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I hauled a dead one away from near the house yesterday morning, someone wasn't so lucky and a little more than eggs got broken.

Thanks everyone. They were sold to me without any identification and I'd only had one Yugo Mauser so I wasn't sure.

I just got a couple of Hungarian M95/34 from SOG and they were $109 each, both are nice condition though I'd spend the extra $10 and get a hand select if I was going to keep one.
Not sure if the $89 are out of stock but I don't see them listed now.

I've also seen pouches like this with Yugo Mausers, but never seen a stamp before and I don't even know what language was used there.
I checked the width on the pocket and it is Mauser size, though you can fit 3 Mosin clips in nice and tight.

Bagged a doe a couple of seasons ago with my first Mosin, it's no different than a 30-06 the deer goes down with one good shot, and I ate venision almost everyday for year. I have 40 acres of mixed small juniper trees,sage, and open field, not really hard to get around with the rifle it's also overl...

I haven't been able to find M95 slings or bayonets recently at decent prices, don't have any in stock but I'm always looking for things like that.

Not sure of the origin of these pouches or if the are for Mauser or Mosin Nagant , If any one can translate the stamp or at least identify the language it would be a big help
Thanks

Not sure what you mean by "bubba" talk but I'm aware of the rules about modifications, and while I'm not a believer I can respect those who do. I don't know how to post photos, and I'm not sure if people accept the sniper rifle I have. It's a 43 Tula I got from Aim last year, and I'm not 1...

Hey everyone my name is Tom. Like a lot of people after buying one Mosin Nagant, I needed a inexpensive rifle for deer hunting, I bought a few more. A friend of mine told me about the forum so here I am saying hello. Don't really have anything else to say at the moment, I'll do a bit of browsing to ...