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[Junk Yard Dog]

Thanks! junk yard dog

[Junk Yard Dog]

Looking forward to learning.

Welcome to the board

[Junk Yard Dog]

New member here, testing out my avatar and I have some questions about a 91/59 that my dad gave me

Nice gift from Dad, welcome to the board

[dunedawg]

New member from Texas. Howdy, y'all!!

[Junk Yard Dog]

New member from Texas. Howdy, y'all!!

Welcome to the board

[Tovarich1946]

Hi. Tovarich1946 has enlisted in the Russian Mosin Nagant Forum with Soviet, Finn, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian and Chinese Mosins.

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi. Tovarich1946 has enlisted in the Russian Mosin Nagant Forum with Soviet, Finn, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian and Chinese Mosins.

Welcome to the board

[mryoder1]

Hi Mryoder1 here,long time reader of this great forum. I have a great intrest in many military weapons, in the last 4 years I have bought 5 mosin 91/30's and always looking for something special. Thanks for having me as a member, I will have many questions.

[Powers]

Hello everyone, new guy from Texas and Oklahoma. I own one standard Izhevsk 91/30 I purchased from Wideners a couple of weeks ago. Ever since I got it I have been fascinated by the Mosin Nagants. I stocked up on ammo and I am already searching for more Mosins..I have been on a milsurp kick adding a K31 and an M48 to my collection too. Thoroughly addicted!

Powers

[macruadhi]

Hi all, My name is Eric. I bought my first Mosin almost two years ago and with the current turmoil in Eastern Europe, I thought it might be wise to stock up on ammo and another Mosin to add to my collection. The first thing that struck me after cleaning the cosmoline is how much rougher the machining is compared to my first rifle. I fear we're coming to the end of the "good" weapons. It is too bad the sales guy, when he allowed me to inspect the rifle, jammed it back in it's Century arms box and marred the stock with the bayonet at the bottom.

I've not yet had the time to carefully inspect the bore, nor to take it out for a test firing.

Thanks for reading, good day!

[Dave Pendrill]

Hi, I am new to the forum my name is Dave, i have been a military collector for many yrs now i have two mosins in my collection one 91 /30, made in 1917 and a carbine made 1942, both Izhevsk made i also have a early aK 47 made at the same factory. i look forward to learning more in the forum and showing some pics of my rifles.

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi Mryoder1 here,long time reader of this great forum. I have a great intrest in many military weapons, in the last 4 years I have bought 5 mosin 91/30's and always looking for something special. Thanks for having me as a member, I will have many questions.

Welcome to the board

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hello everyone, new guy from Texas and Oklahoma. I own one standard Izhevsk 91/30 I purchased from Wideners a couple of weeks ago. Ever since I got it I have been fascinated by the Mosin Nagants. I stocked up on ammo and I am already searching for more Mosins..I have been on a milsurp kick adding a K31 and an M48 to my collection too. Thoroughly addicted!

Powers

Welcome to the board

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi all, My name is Eric. I bought my first Mosin almost two years ago and with the current turmoil in Eastern Europe, I thought it might be wise to stock up on ammo and another Mosin to add to my collection. The first thing that struck me after cleaning the cosmoline is how much rougher the machining is compared to my first rifle. I fear we're coming to the end of the "good" weapons. It is too bad the sales guy, when he allowed me to inspect the rifle, jammed it back in it's Century arms box and marred the stock with the bayonet at the bottom.

I've not yet had the time to carefully inspect the bore, nor to take it out for a test firing.

Thanks for reading, good day!

That's just a wartime finish on the metal, you will find it on some 1941-1944 built rifles. Welcome to the board

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi, I am new to the forum my name is Dave, i have been a military collector for many yrs now i have two mosins in my collection one 91 /30, made in 1917 and a carbine made 1942, both Izhevsk made i also have a early aK 47 made at the same factory. i look forward to learning more in the forum and showing some pics of my rifles.

Welcome to the board, 1917 ex dragoon M91/30, nice find, By early AK47 are you talking about a fully licensed, and tax paid full auto Soviet AK47, or one of the semi auto only post Cold War imports?

[Tovarich1946]

Tovarich1946 reporting in with Soviet, Finn, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian and Chinese Mosins

[Junk Yard Dog]

Tovarich1946 reporting in with Soviet, Finn, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian and Chinese Mosins

Welcome to the board

[EthanFrostrider]

Hi Everyone, I am new to the forum. Thank you for the chance to talk with other molot mosin owners.

[EthanFrostrider]

Hey, this is Ethan. I have just got my first mosin molot. I would like to know more about molot and how long have they been around.

[EthanFrostrider]

I don't know if I am doing this right, but if so can some one tell me a bit about the mosin molot rifle. I have just got one and not recognizing and markings