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Are you talking about the arrow inside the triangle? That's the Izhevsk arsenal logo. The other smaller stamps around it are like JYD said, refurbishment stamps.[/quote]

Ah, now I see.. Thanks! Isn't that strange, a Tula receiver and with Izhevsk magazine (plate)?

On another note, every time the rifle is refurbished or sent back for repair it acquires another set of inspection stamps. Some older Mosins can be covered with them, dozens on the bolt body or under the barrel shank, the lower edge of the receiver under the wood. Thanks! So, this one may have up f...

Lotema wrote:


Good looking Tula though, hopefully it shoots as good as it looks!

Thanks! It does

steelbuttplate wrote:Somebody on here knows , there just not telling. Capt. 14K ?

Getting quite curious now, does anyone know what the marks mean?

Just took it to the range, and it shoots perfectly :-)

Thanks for the nice and interesting comments!! Would be cool to find out more about the '8 8' marks and the possibility off this being a Romanian 'aid rifle'. HJ

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Hi all! I'm new on the forum, presenting my 1st Mosin Nagant. Tula 90/31 from 1942. Bore looks excellent, with bayonet numbers matching. Love to hear what y'all think of it :-)

Hi, I just bought my 1st Mosin, a Tula from 1942. Will be posting it here soon. Thanks for letting me join :-). HJ