Mosin revolvers

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Porthos wrote:I'm just going to have to have one of these in the future.

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They may be a bit odd in design, but they still operate like any revolver, and fun once you get past the ammo cost.
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SA1911a1 wrote:Your are probably refering to the "Nagant" revolver.

They are shootable and there is ammo available, it is expensive, any you won't find it at Walmart.

These pistols are good for collecting, not so good for shooting.
They can be fair:

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"Self-realization. I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"
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Mine is really quite accurate, this is from about 15m through an IPSC port


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But yes, *ahem*, single-action only. Not the 500lb double action trigger :biggrin: lol
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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I'm starting to wonder after all these years if Joe's site is ever going to be finished. :lol:
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Nice collection Jumpwire!
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I want one! Are they still available anywhere?
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Axis arms has em for 155 shipped
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Celt wrote:Axis arms has em for 155 shipped
Dammit! Must. Wait. For. C&R. :Drool1: :b sad:
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If you get your c&r, sog has them for 119 i believe. Wait till you see what all they've got. Kiss your money goodbye :shock:
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Egad, mine was $395 Lol



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Celt wrote:If you get your c&r, sog has them for 119 i believe. Wait till you see what all they've got. Kiss your money goodbye :shock:
I think I'm going to be in trouble when I get my C&R.

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bick65 wrote:Is the problem accuracy or the gun function . can you reload ? don't want to buy a dead horse .
A little of both really on accuracy and function, heck .44 mag is cheaper to shoot. But for a real piece of history $100.00 bucks well spent. Mine shoots way to the left, I guess it was meant for the Russian soldier running away off to the side.
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Have you tried adjusting the front sight with the Elby sight tool to correct the windage?
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