The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Very nice rifle, but good luck not buying at least one more. let us know how she shoots.

After a weeks worth of transit time via ups, I finally picked up my newest family member, a 69 m39 on a 1898 Izhevsk reciever. So not only a low production year (somewhere around 600) but also an antique! :pointleft: needless to say I am ecstatic and will be posting plenty of pictures tomorrow. If a...

It is sad the price is climbing, because they are great rifles. But they are still cheaper than a Remington 700 and can shoot just as well and for a heck of a lot less. Damn supply and demand. I'm saving up for my next m39 currently as my last one broke the bank and then some. Worth it though. They ...

Not sure who was planning on going to this, but here is a post from their facebook page. FROZEN MOSIN RAIN DATE POSTPONEMENT..... Hi All, Due to expected poor travel conditions on Saturday, Feb. 15, the Frozen Mosin event will be held on Sunday, Feb. 16! Please pass this along to any interested part...

It could also be the bottom on the bolt scratching the cases. Load five fresh rounds in and then chamber and eject them all. If the first on wasn't scratched, it's the bolt.

Sorry if this has been posted before, but it explains where are the m28 and 28/30's went. Plus it is a good movie.
http://youtu.be/daPTSzLncuw

polymerase2 wrote:Check the witness marks on the bottom of the barrel where it meets the receiver. They should line up

What if they don't?

That is the main reason i stay away from strong.copper solvents. It helps fill in those pits making the rifle shoot better and.clean easier.

It wouldn't cause any dangerous over pressure if you use surplus ammo or. 311 bullets unless you were loading beyond the maximum safe powder load. The difference between. 311 and .308 is .03 that is really quite a small difference really when you look at it. Do what works best for you and your rifle...

The D stamp just means the throat of the rifle was made larger so when a .311 bullet is shot from the gun, it has a chance to get squeezed into the. 308 bore. You are lucky to have a .308 bore because it makes reloading much easier due to bullet choice. But it is safe to shoot. 311 bullets in your r...

BubbaDX wrote:That is a very nice Mosin. I have not started buying M39's yet, but I need to get off my duff and get started.

I've got one for sale in the buy sell trade area

The only reason to sell a Finn is to either get a better one or one you want more than those you have. Or if your cardboard box house is leaking and you've sold every other possible thing including both kidneys and a lung, and you need duck tape BAD.

Very nice.

I still have a 68, but sadly no more 70. Worth it though. I bought a rifle from this seller before and we agreed on a price. Selling the two I did still leaves me enough for a 91\30 so i feel pretty good about it. Or I will just wait for.tax returns to come in and continue my ramen/road kill diet. H...

As many may have noticed, i have been rather frantic lately. What with my gunbroker.post, and the.sale of.two late date m39's. Well this is why. My holy grail. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=391487612 Read it and weep in its glory. I mostly like it for the serial number. Lol. Bu...

Very nice shooting.

$100? Seriously? Where was this hiding?

Very nice. ;)

Very nice m39. It does look to be almost unused. Great find.

Very nice rifle. I'm sure after shooting it you'll want/need another.