The stripper clips (little tool) you refer to are available on the same source as the sling (belt). Be careful as there are fakes listed there also. Possibly a member here can recommend a trusted seller.Didi11 wrote:I'm very interested in this belt, yes we have the same in France but more expensive, so I will buy your. Do you have the little tool for easy and quick loading ?Longcolt44 wrote:Didi11, here is a link to our ebay. I believe Europe has a version also. This is the type sling that would be correct for your rifle. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Soviet ... xy3zNSmOpe
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This is my Mosin
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It would be fineLongcolt44 wrote:[...] Possibly a member here can recommend a trusted seller.Didi11 wrote:I'm very interested in this belt, yes we have the same in France but more expensive, so I will buy your. Do you have the little tool for easy and quick loading ?Longcolt44 wrote:Didi11, here is a link to our ebay. I believe Europe has a version also. This is the type sling that would be correct for your rifle. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Soviet ... xy3zNSmOpe
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Re: This is my Mosin
Just bought my second mosin, this one a hex receiver in 8,2x53R. Now waiting for delivery.
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Is that caliber some sort of Finnish conversion?Westy wrote:Just bought my second mosin, this one a hex receiver in 8,2x53R. Now waiting for delivery.
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It is, before and after ww2 the hunting law stated that the minimum caliber for moose was 8mm. If this was to stop the civil guard members using up essential ammo stores whilst hunting to feed their families I'm not sure but it is a story that persist. Either way the barrels were either re bored to .323 or changed.
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what is tang date? Looks like receiver has czarist crest? So could be earlier than date on barrel.
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No date found, but Westinghouse only made them between 1915 and 1918. The deliveries stopped when Lenin & co took over. In my mind it should be a 15 or 16 as it made it's way to Europe, the crest is intact and it has German stamps on the stock. But in the end who knows.
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