The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Found this one in a local pawn shop, just got it out of layaway. $325 otd.

1907 Imperial Tula
The little star below the date on the shank is actually a czech star. True carbine rear sight, circle T on the receiver is also czech. For an old M91 the bore is in real good shape, even with a little shine. Not sure what the Czech's used for a finnish, but it sure looks nice, I don't believe this one was issued after the Czech's re-worked to the M91/38 configuration.

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That may just be the single best carbine I have ever seen. WOW doesn;t even come close to describe it Congratulations. Can't wait to hear how it shoots..

WOW , she sure is perty ....Congrats. I'm with envy.

Yep, 91/38. I go years without seeing even one & now their all over the place. But I never get tired of seeing them... Another fine looking example.

Yep Rongo, this is the first one I've ever seen in the wild. They say their kinda rare, but this is the fourth one that's been posted up here in the last six weeks.

Congrats, looks like we both aquired one within the last week! Pretty, looks like it was assembled today!

Man... that thing is sexy!

All I can say is if any of you ever come across one don't pass on it.

I just noticed you didn't include a picture of the wide based front carbine sight

Your correct ZKend, but it does have the wide front sight base. I'll post up a couple more pics of that and where the bayonet lug once was.

That one sure has a lot going for it. I have yet to see one in the real world.

Here ya go ZKend, and don't call me shifty All the M91/38's should have the wide front site base, and the little purple sideways figure eight where the bayonet lug was ground off.

Beautiful !!!!!

Dang that is beautiful. I would leave my wife for that one. I have yet to see one in person.

That's gorgeous! Very nice

Great find

Once again, I am speechless!

That rifle is in great shape

qz2026 wrote: 1907 91/38 and it looks brand new.

qz2026 wrote: Are those brass hand guard caps as well

These were re-configured by the Czechs, probably in the fifty's or sixty's, guessing that's why they still look fresh.

The hand guard end caps are steel.