Anyway, it appears as if all of the rifles aside from one, which was a Molot, were from the same crate. Almost every single one of them were war time manufactured rifles, dating 1942 and 1943. There was a 1939, and a 1940 thrown in as well. The metal work was what was to be expected from a war time 91-30, very crude looking and rough. The stocks were in decent shape I suppose, but seemed to lack that reddish orange shellac I am accustomed to seeing. Out of the 20 or so rifles, 2 or 3 had war time stocks, the rest had post war stocks. No particularly interesting markings either. Not to sound snobbish, because I do plan on picking up a few war time Mosins just for collecting reasons ( but not at Cabela's prices) 
, and I'm sure the rifles would shoot just fine, but these were what I would consider bottom of the barrel M91-30s. There is an interesting note about the Molot rifle. It had some significant rust on the magazine and receiver... I'm convinced it was most likely a pre owned gun that somebody used and abused, because I've never seen a refurbed M91-30 imported with rust all over it like that. The date and markings on that rifle weren't anything special either, aside from the rather ugly Molot import stamps.So that's my report guys, nothing too special.
