The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Hi everyone! I want to show you 4 videos that were made by an actual Russian army weapons specialist and instructor about Mosin Sniper rifle, which i decided to translate into English subtitles to help Mosin owners or those, who's planning to own one. (Maybe we'll even make you want it)
Сomprehensive insight on a rifle by experienced owner that is very useful for newbies and may be interesting and very helpful even for experienced
Mosin-mans.
Including material base guide, dissassembly, details and tricks of use, shooting. Handy stuff packed in video, recommend to watch and turn on subtitles.


And 3 more videos that will be useful for Mosin owners and a part of one whole material on Mosin-Nagant/Sniper zeroing that is made by the way that described in Russian Soviet military arms manual. Detailed demonstration of how it is done in a military way, video consists of Russian doctrine shooting terminology and has an example of zeroing method used in Russian army and it's merits. Consists of three steps, watch in order:

1. - checking the zeroing
2. - iron sight zeroing
3. - optics alignment

If you have any left answers, ask right away, we'll be happy to help!

Videos were made and promoted only for educational purposes. Videos doesn't have any advertisements of any sort, are not monetized, and channel doesn't seek popularity - it seeks only to bring practical benefit and help for shooters.

That was a very nice set of videos. Thanks for sharing with us.

It looked like that old rifle still has the right stuff.

Thanx!

SA1911a1 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 26, 2020 6:42 am That was a very nice set of videos. Thanks for sharing with us.

It looked like that old rifle still has the right stuff.

It looked un issued. I wonder if it was a '46 or newer?

What is the anti criminal marking he refers to?

Snayperskaya wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2020 4:11 am What is the anti criminal marking he refers to?

In countries where weapons under strict control, they can receive special "additions" to parts, they place special prints on bullet, capsule and shell casing, and very effective for detectives to trace weapons that were used in criminal activity.

Ah, I see......

My 7.62x5r Tigr has a Russian market spec barrel and that also puts a ring around the neck of fired cases, also had a couple of Saiga's that did the same.