The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

It is a shame they drilled and tapped it, but It is nice to see you fix it up best it can be, rather than give it the full Bubba.

Sorry forgot to ask, does your scope have the rifle serial number on it? The mount, the base? http://www.hungariae.com/Mosi48.htm That is a good site. I had some correspondence with him about a Steyr 1911 I have. Mine is the 4127 commercial model he lists. It is the one without a lanyard loop. I fi...

I think it is Bosnian mags, (with a Fleur-de-Lis ) can bring like $600. My buddy has one that he got at Knob Creek machine gun shoot a number of years ago for like $20. It is his favorite story.

AK shit goes for silly prices. I have a circa early 2000"s Yugo M70. I found out that the fat M76 pistol grip it has is worth about $200 or more. Just the grip. Nuts.

How old are they?

Those are bad ass. Have you tried them?

Put some Rem-oil or wd40 on it. Something a little less aggressive than PB blaster.

I have a bunch of Yugoslav heavy ball brass-cased 7.62x54r ammo. The stuff looks brand new, but none of it is reloadable due to berdan priming. You know, back when you could get Berdan primers, (which I don't think if you can anymore). A guy came up with a way to deprime them with a wooden punch an...

It could be copper washed steel or brass. stick a magnet to the cases. The thing about reloading them if they are brass, they are Berdan primed. Regular boxer primers won't work.

Of the ones pictured, the Tula MO would be the hardest to find I think. Plus the MO refurbs seem to have been refurbed to a nicer level in my experience. Ive been collecting Mosins since 2008.

I would go for the Tula MO.

We will need some photos to have a chance.

Merry Christmas

Very cool.

Junk Yard Dog wrote: ↑Fri Dec 15, 2023 3:55 pm Nice 160,000 on a Toyota is not high milage today when even econo shitbox's get 300,000+ Average truck comes in here with 225,000+

I have a 99 4Runner that clocked 315000 today.

Any M91 stock should work. I don't know what current prices are. Someone is bound to come along with a better idea of value.

That is a Sestroryetsk. Very desirable. Unfortunately the stock was chopped, but fortunately the barrel doesn't look to have been chopped. It might take a while to find them, but I would start the search for a replacement stock and handguard. They might be a bit pricey, but with the rifle being free...

La Riviere Du Plain wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2023 2:43 pm Does that look like aftermarket shellac of finish? Should I put mineral spirits to take of the shiny finish?

I'd leave it as is.