1909 M91

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vtxmosin
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1909 M91

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I bought this gun with a cracked stock at the wrist. I glued the crack last night and while its visible, its way better than when I bought it. There is no movement in the stock now and I'm going to live with it until I come across another stock. Or I may just leave it as it is. Anyway, here are some pics, some from before the glue and some after.
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Last 2 pics are after the glue job. The pics don't do my try at glueing any justice, but its way better.
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redspoon
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Re: 1909 M91

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Nice finned Sestroryetsk Congrats :thumbsup: Put a few rounds thru it to see how the crack holds up. It's not something you would want to run scores of rounds thru on a regular basis any way. Great collector rifles. :Drool1:
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jimpierce7
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Re: 1909 M91

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Very nice! A shame about that crack. Good job with the glue though.
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Re: 1909 M91

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Looks good :thumbsup: :vcool: :vcool: :vcool:
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Re: 1909 M91

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:bravo: :bravo:
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Re: 1909 M91

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Cracked stock or not, that was a good find :)
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vtxmosin
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Re: 1909 M91

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Thanks, the receiver stamp and overall blueing grabbed me. Plus its a Finn too. :thumbsup:
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Steve The Pirate
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Re: 1909 M91

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Beautiful gun. The Sestroryetsk arsenal stamping is fantastic. Nice find. :Drool1:
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neal45
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Re: 1909 M91

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I agree with others. The Sestroryetsk marking adds a premium and the crispness of the markings on this one are an added bonus.
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mosinsky
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Re: 1909 M91

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What a fantastic Mosin! Despite the cracked stock it is still a diamond!! I would be very proud to own it. :thumbsup:
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