Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Hello
I am not sure if I have correctly identified my new Mosin nagant as a freshman.
Think this is a Hungarian M-44 from 1952 but from too little experience to say that for sure
Greetings Murmeli
I am not sure if I have correctly identified my new Mosin nagant as a freshman.
Think this is a Hungarian M-44 from 1952 but from too little experience to say that for sure
Greetings Murmeli
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
It is
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Thank you for the confirmation..
Greetings Murmeli
Greetings Murmeli
Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
It has an 02, it is Hungarian.
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
The crest between the serial # and the 1952 is also an indicator
Damn, I'll bet that's going to leave a mark! Probably hurt too!
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"I think Congressmen should wear uniforms,
you know, like NASCAR drivers, so we could
identify their corporate sponsors."
"When I die, I want to be facing my enemies surrounded by their dead bodies and piles of spent brass"
"Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Is marked with 0.2 in several places...
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
That's what you look for in a Hungarian. The internals and magazine internals should also be stamped. I think that somewhere I made a picture of all the Hungarian matching points. Is the gun matching?
Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Barrel, Bolt, Bottom plate and piston plate match the serial number ....
The bolt lacks the AI prefix
The bolt lacks the AI prefix
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Likely a refurbishment out of Cugir, Romania... That would explain the restamped bolt. There are probably other markings that I haven't found yet, but this pretty much covers what I look for...
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
The bolt is stamped several times with 0.2
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
There are 02 marks everywhere. Username 7x57 has a post with what all the 02 marked parts should be and which parts should be numbered
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Thank you dismantle it in Ruge and will check it ...
Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
Was not that difficult a Mosin apart ....
Have checked all 0.2 markings. One is missing on the 0.2 on the rear sight.
Have checked all 0.2 markings. One is missing on the 0.2 on the rear sight.
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Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
What a shame! Good enough... You can always send it to me if displeased...
BTW, it's "02" not 0.2. I believe 02 was the Warsaw Pack country code assigned to Hungary. 11 for Poland. Romania just copied (almost) the Izhevsk stamp and called it a day...
Re: Is this a Hungarian M-44?
May still stay with me
02 is the Eastern bloc country code for Hungary and "Circle B" stands for Budapest Arsenal.
But it's true 02 and not 0.2 sorry...
02 is the Eastern bloc country code for Hungary and "Circle B" stands for Budapest Arsenal.
But it's true 02 and not 0.2 sorry...


