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[Junk Yard Dog]

Hi. I have a few 91/30s and a m38. I just bought my first m91. Expect to have it in my hands in a week to 10 days.

Welcome to the board, you will have to tell us a bit more about that m91 once you get it.

[Junk Yard Dog]

Greetings, I'm Devin from Kirbyville, MO.
Shooter, collector, reloader since 1978.

Welcome to the board Devin

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hello to All

Just recently I was given a old rifle the turn out to be a 1932 Tikkakoski M/27
Hoping to learn more about it here...

from what i have seen this site has a ton of info and the poster seem to have wealth of knowlege

Welcome to the board, glad to hear we could help

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hello Everyone,

Just putting in my first post. I had a couple Mosins for a while but in the last couple weeks I started buying more. So I thought it was a good idea to get registered here.

Welcome to the board, got a case of Mosinitis going? Good to hear it

[Junk Yard Dog]

Hello all. Just joined this forum. Have many varying nagants and finnish versions as well. Have a question about the rarity and collectibility of the early antique pre 1900 sestorytsk made weapons. Any ideas?

Welcome to the board, Sestroryetsk is not all that rare as the arsenal remained in production until 1918, what would make it rare if it was a non Finn marked rifle with all matching Sestroryetsk parts. That would be rare for any early M91. I have four Sestroryetsk M91's, two Finn marked, and two with Balkan use on them ranging in date from 1894-1915. We would need a bit more information on your rifle to be able to tell you much about it.

[icarus]

I am the most recent owner of two 1897 Tulas, purchased as shooters. After browsing your site, I'm convinced I don't need to rush it. When I find the time to document my rifles, I'll post some pics, and will welcome experienced eyes telling me what I have. This site is a great stress reliever, believe it or not. Seeing the passion here in preserving the past is comforting in this throw away world. Kudos is deserved.

[Kinker1]

New member trying to learn before picking up my first Mosin (tomorrow, next day). Need to spend some time on this forum to get ready for the upcoming "Frozen Mozin" event here in downeast Maine.

[r700308]

Hi , Im Mike new member thanks for having me

[DougC]

New guy checking in. I really enjoy shooting my 1927 Tula Hex!

[1oddball]

Just saying hello. I'm new today and am looking forward to visiting here often. I have several pu snipers and one k98.

[cwdehaan]

Hi there. Just picked up a 39 Tula. Fun to shoot.


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[Deltabronco]

Hello,
I am new to this forum, but not new to the hobby. Glad to see this site prides itself on preserving surplus rifles by not condoning the "modernizing" of historical rifles. I look forward to participating in some good conversation about the hobby.
Andy

[Crackerbrown]

Hello, new member here but have been learning from this forum for a while. Seems like great people here!

[tpsharp]

Hello to everyone on here I'm from Louisiana glad to be here. I just purchased my first Mosin and in love now, can't wait to shoot it.

[tommyd123]

Hey guys... my name is Tommy. .. I'm a proud new owner of a 1927 mosin nagant. ...love the gun...shoots great, kicks like a mule and is dead accurate

[tommyd123]

Hey guys...im new here...I just bought my first mosin the other day and wanted to know something....mine has both Russia manufacturer stamps on it....the bolt has the star..and the rifle has the arrow stamp.....the Koop thing is all the serial numbers match and are the original #'s...no double serial...I would show u a pic if I could.

[19ontheslide]

Hello all, new member to the forum here though I've been reading threads here for awhile. I currently own two Mosin Nagant rifles, one typical M-39 B-barrel and one that I just can't make heads or tails of. It's a high-wall, round receiver rifle stamped with the usual "SA" in box on the left side of the barrel, and in what is almost definitely a Fin straight grip stock (with finger-joints at the belly), but with its original Russian barrel (marked 1942) and sights (hooded front). Stock also has the "Z" and crossed cannons inside the gear stamp, and a well-centered stock bolt. I keep looking through my copy of Lapin's book but can't find anything quite matching it. I'll try to post some pictures up before long and hopefully I can get some info from the knowledgeable folks here. Looking forward to learning more about these fascinating rifles.

[HeyBigBear]

Hello everyone!

I'm a newbie to the site and the rifle and wanted to check in. Just picked up my first Nagant yesterday. Have been "Google'ing" about the rifle all day and came across this site. I'm excited to learn from the community and look forward to sharing my experiences.

Member of the Glock ID community under the same user name.

Best,

Ryan

[Junk Yard Dog]

I am the most recent owner of two 1897 Tulas, purchased as shooters. After browsing your site, I'm convinced I don't need to rush it. When I find the time to document my rifles, I'll post some pics, and will welcome experienced eyes telling me what I have. This site is a great stress reliever, believe it or not. Seeing the passion here in preserving the past is comforting in this throw away world. Kudos is deserved.

Welcome to the board, glad to help if we can

[Junk Yard Dog]

New member trying to learn before picking up my first Mosin (tomorrow, next day). Need to spend some time on this forum to get ready for the upcoming "Frozen Mozin" event here in downeast Maine.

Welcome to the board