I hope to add more to the crate
But rn I'd like to see what you guys got, looking at rare variations or odd markings

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Dang I'm super jelly of those chatelleruralt, tgats the first I've heard or seen of that. My Chate m91 has a really odd eagle on receiver. Only thing I could try to top yours with would be a fox arms receiver m44 that I let my friend get. Or my project 1891 date lol. Very cool!!uberjon wrote:All of my rare mosins are carbines:
1893 and 1894 Chatellerault 91/38s: 2 out of 9 known.
1941 PL marked m38: Marking is partially scrubbed but only one I’ve ever seen.
Hungarian M44s instructie: Only one I’ve ever seen...though honestly haven’t searched all that hard trying to find another.
Original matching SA marked 1939 m38 in first-pattern stock: One of very few but don’t know numbers.
Russian-refurbed New England Westinghouse m38.
I love oddballs. I like owning something that no one else or very few have.
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Rarest or oddest in my collection is one that I don't have, 43 Izhevsk 91/30Junk Yard Dog wrote:Welcome to the board, as a rule I don't do rare or one of stuff, I prefer rifles used by the grunts that win wars, the ordinary infantry rifle. Finn M38, Hungarian PU, late date M39's, about as "rare" as I go.
Hey, ha yes I've got a completely stripped barrel that looks to be 1891 date. I found in a antique shop in GA. Its hid at the shop as I'm trying to be sneaky about it as people as to buy. Haha only problem is i cant find another parts mosin to build it.racerguy00 wrote:Tanners_m91 you have an 1891 dated one? Can you post a picture of the barrel markings? Those hardly ever turn up and we'd all love to see.

Oh ya I dont like building random and haven't. I'm a purist ha. I just mean it's worth trying to restore a 1891 considering the rarity. I just mean building as its basicly a barrel atm.Longcolt44 wrote:Best check the rules here Tanners, we don't condone building Mosins. This is a preservation forum, we leave them as we find them.

Very rare vintage 91/30, I am sure I can find you one for a feeMiller Tyme wrote:Rarest or oddest in my collection is one that I don't have, 43 Izhevsk 91/30Junk Yard Dog wrote:Welcome to the board, as a rule I don't do rare or one of stuff, I prefer rifles used by the grunts that win wars, the ordinary infantry rifle. Finn M38, Hungarian PU, late date M39's, about as "rare" as I go.

Good lord!! Wow in definitely jelly of those, I dont have many 91/30, most are m91. That cossack is one of the grails on my list hahaha. Going after a cossack and 1907 if I canJudi and her Mosins wrote:![]()
I think all of mine are rare, some odd like me Ok quick list...
All M 91/30
1894 Izhevsk matching in tack czars crest
1895 Izhevsk matching w/bayonet, czars crest
1895 Izhevsk Cossack, matching, czars crest
1896 Izhevsk matching, czars crest
1901 Izhevsk matching, czars crest
1906 Izhevsk matching , czars crest, Finn SA marked
1916 Izhevsk matching , czars crest
1917 Tula Peter the Great, czars crest
1919 Izhevsk matching
1920 Izhevsk matching
1921 Tiula matching
1921 Tula matching
Last summers picture ...
...Judi
Judi and her Mosins wrote:![]()
I think all of mine are rare, some odd like me Ok quick list...
All M 91/30
1894 Izhevsk matching in tack czars crest
1895 Izhevsk matching w/bayonet, czars crest
1895 Izhevsk Cossack, matching, czars crest
1896 Izhevsk matching, czars crest
1901 Izhevsk matching, czars crest
1906 Izhevsk matching , czars crest, Finn SA marked
1916 Izhevsk matching , czars crest
1917 Tula Peter the Great, czars crest
1919 Izhevsk matching (1913 receiver)
1920 Izhevsk matching
1921 Tula matching
1921 Tula matching
1922 Izhevsk matching
1923 Tula matching (on 1918 Tula receiver )
1923 Izhevsk matching czars crest (1917 Izhevsk receiver)
1924 Izhevsk matching
Last summers picture ...
...Judi