Mosin/Czech Carbine M91/38

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I've got to say, the mosin gods are smiling on the members this week. Fantastic rifle!
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That is one damn pretty rifle gun, you gots there.
Damn, I'll bet that's going to leave a mark! Probably hurt too!
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That is a very nice looking rifle. Congrats.
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Ironnewt wrote:That is one damn pretty rifle gun, you gots there.
:lol: :lol:
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I was thinking after reading that you paid a lot of money for that and then I looked at it and was blown away. I have one in the safe and it hasn't seen the light of day since I bought it many years ago nor ever been shot either. I checked the old book to see what I paid for it years ago and it was dam near exactly what you paid for it only I bought mine on Gun Broker. Guess I should say at least congrats and good buy Huh? :lol: Bill
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Never been shot?
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NICE one redspoon!! :vcool:

I think I picked up the sister to yours in December..... :thumbsup:

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:D
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Nice one gwilly,aren't they just a sweet little carbine :thumbsup: Indeed a twin sister for sure :Drool1: :Drool1: wouldn't mind having another just like it in the collection, sister twister on range day :vcool: :vcool:
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I got the adopted child, little darker but the same age :tongue:
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Darker stocks are far more common, these were reused stocks after all.
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I have the "triplet" sister to those two rifles.

One thing I noticed is that the sling slots are blued.

On the M91/59's and M38, and M44 they are not.

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They would have had to take them out to blue them, probably not easy to do, shows how they went a step beyond the normal refurb with these.
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Oh my - what a beautiful rifle! Thanks for sharing.
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Here is my 1897 dated Tula 91/38 Carbine! Non import marked and numbers matching except for electro penciled bolt and magazine body both being Ishevsk. Will shoot just under 2 inch group at 100 yards with hand loads and iron sites! You have to see the bore on this rifle! It's the best bore I've ever seen on a Mosin or any surplus rifle!
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Heck yah :thumbsup: love the pre 99 antiques, is the receiver also a 97? Circle kk over 10 is a know Czech mark, along with the circle T. Still trying to ID the circle with the flame thing above it? Congrat on a great carbine.

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BuckeyeSgt wrote:Dang that is beautiful. I would leave my wife for that one. I have yet to see one in person. :Drool1: :Drool1:
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Nice one Red. :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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