Mosin revolvers

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So that's what they look like without that Damn import mark scratched all over the side, that is a very clean revolver :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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I have one I shoot once in a while. .32 long can be used with out changing any thing? Is that right?
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For those that live where there are Academy stores, I saw some of this ammo in my local store a few weeks ago. They had it up front with the really popular calibers. I don't remember how much it was though.

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Has to be cheaper than the Italian stuff I was buying a few years ago.
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:So that's what they look like without that Damn import mark scratched all over the side, that is a very clean revolver :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:

Yup :) obviously we have no import disfiguring marks, and no unsightly, crudely fashioned safety on my TT-33 either. So, for a brief, shining moment...we win! lol


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zhuk wrote:
Junk Yard Dog wrote:So that's what they look like without that Damn import mark scratched all over the side, that is a very clean revolver :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:

Yup :) obviously we have no import disfiguring marks, and no unsightly, crudely fashioned safety on my TT-33 either. So, for a brief, shining moment...we win! lol


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jeremyb wrote:I have one I shoot once in a while. .32 long can be used with out changing any thing? Is that right?


Yeah you can, I haven't found any problems with shooting it. You do get a bit of slight case-bulging (note the cleaning rod in my pic for dislodging cases which are a bit 'stubborn' :brolleyes: ) but by no means every round...some fall right out easy as usual.


Of course you won't get a gas seal, and because the projectile is .32 and lead you will get a considerable amount of barrel leading. This is the thing which is a bit of a pain in the arse about using .32

But I have no other option.


Going to look into some kind of lead remover (think this should exist, right?) and so cut down on the amount of damn scrubbing lol
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Junk Yard Dog wrote: Until some politician is told and thinks it would be a great idea. Ours found their first gun control ideas from Hitler and the Nazi's.


That's why we should keep things as quiet as possible around politicians lol

Although unfortunately our first gun control measures started in 1790, 2 years after settlement. So the bastards have had a lot of practice Lol



What do US 'Collectors' do about added safeties etc? Are they expected to wear the fact that their 'collection-investments' will be made worthless by these forcibly added disfigurements?
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PPU makes ammo for the nagant revolver and you can if you look hard enough still find russian ammo to feed it. I found a little out of the way gun shop that has a big stash of nagant ammo and 8mm ammo to feed both my nagant revolver and my mausers....... :thumbsup:
And before you ask my lips are sealed where it's at.... :pointleft: ;mywink;
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zhuk wrote:
Junk Yard Dog wrote: Until some politician is told and thinks it would be a great idea. Ours found their first gun control ideas from Hitler and the Nazi's.


That's why we should keep things as quiet as possible around politicians lol

Although unfortunately our first gun control measures started in 1790, 2 years after settlement. So the bastards have had a lot of practice Lol



What do US 'Collectors' do about added safeties etc? Are they expected to wear the fact that their 'collection-investments' will be made worthless by these forcibly added disfigurements?
There isn't much they can do about it as they are added by the importers, no such problems with the long rifles of course.
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Damn, that's a real shame. We are lucky on that score.
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What time is it over there?
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:What time is it over there?
Under there.
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Oh right, Under there :)
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It's 10:22 pm here and I am thinking about going to bed.
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No import mark here... :biggrin:
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:vcool: :thumbsup:
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:What time is it over there?

Atm 12:44pm, I've just had a hospital physio appointment. Sucks when bits of you start falling apart lol
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