The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

A local ad states the buyer is looking for a mossin nugget rifle. Does anyone happen to have one? I never heard of one of those.

The second "s" could be a typo, the nugget means he thinks they are very precious.............nothing wrong with that thinking.

However, I would not plan to ever sell him one, he might not be able to spell "Ishevsk".

Haha, oh wow. Sounds like this fellow could be a bit of a bubba to me, but you shouldn't assume these things

I see guys calling them Nuggets all the time. How quaint.

Was the guy looking for a 6 piece or 20 piece mossin nugget

WeldonHunter wrote:I see guys calling them Nuggets all the time. How quaint.

Yeah I get that around here often too! I stay away from trading them anything because I quickly suspect what they might have in mind. I just jump the deal up a bit. Bill

They want fries with that?

I've heard of a Kentucky fried nuggets, or even McNuggets...but Mosin nuggets? What part of the Mosin is the "nugget"?

Darryl

Once a guy at the range told me "nice rifle, I really want a nugget too..." At first i didnt know what the hell he was saying. Just call it by its name

I like my mosin mcnuggets with honey mustard!

I think the ultimate Mosin "nickname" is "Moist Nugget" which sounds particularly unappealing. I enjoy my chicken nuggets as much as the next red blooded American but not if the crispy exterior is soggy. I esp don't like my Mosin "Nuggets" moist!

People mispronounce things from ignorance and it particularly hard to repectfully try and correct them but it is worth a try at the least. Most times when you try they feel hurt or embarassed and can lash out at you. That is when you just either decide to continue trying or give up and walk away. Just keep in mind to argue with an idiot you have to sink to their level! Bill

they werent looking for our beloved mosin nagants. they were looking for moss in nuggets. It's a new vegan diet thing, where you deep fry moss. they taste just like chicken ;)

zeebill wrote:People mispronounce things from ignorance and it particularly hard to repectfully try and correct them but it is worth a try at the least. Most times when you try they feel hurt or embarassed and can lash out at you. That is when you just either decide to continue trying or give up and walk away. Just keep in mind to argue with an idiot you have to sink to their level! Bill

Another good one up here in our neck of the woods Bill, is how people pronounce some things. Now how folks say Mosin, is up to them, but Nagant is a pretty easy word to say. Hell if I ever went to the show and they told me you had Nuggets Bill, I'd come over and make you share

Sort of on the same subject - Remmy, shotty, Winny, Mossy and so on. Carnaco or Caricano.

desertgunner wrote: However, I would not plan to ever sell him one, he might not be able to spell "Ishevsk".

Well, don't be too critical of him, dg, because apparently, neither can you; it's "Izhevsk."

Sorry, couldn't resist.

I saw a bubba 'molson nagant' just go through on GB. That's a new one to me too.