The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Now you've done it. I shouldn't have read this thread. I want a Beretta 92s. I have two Berettas, however they are .22lr. First a model 74 that I bought in 1974 and a Beretta Bobcat. The model 74 shoots like a dream. I do have other 9mm pistols but not a Beretta and now I need one.

I got this Finn just before Christmas 2014 and posted pics of It here. Since I have looked at it more closely I have a couple questions I would appreciate some help with.. *BTW I got it for $100 out the door) 1. What does the T in a circle mean? See picture below. I think I have seen it before but c...

First Mosins are like potato chips. You can't have just one. Congratulations on your first.

$100 and sub 100 are almost impossible to find these days. About a month ago I was in a local pawn shop and bought this 1939 Finn with a two piece stock for $100 out the door. (BTW a good friend owns the shop)

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
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What??? I don't understand all this jargon I've become such an old fart that I'm trying to catch up with last month. I have to look at the newspaper several times a day just to know what day it is. Guess I've been retired too long

Genetically Swiss wrote:So, where is this place that is selling Finn Mosin-Nagants at 50-75% off?


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He is a friend that owns a pawn shop. He always give me a good deal. I've probably bought 10 guns from him in the last two years. Mosins, pistols, Makarovs. etc. We're in North Carolina

Went to my favorite pawn shop today and they had this 1939 9130. It has the two piece stock and is a little rough. The stock is in good shape, however. The SA on the receiver is very faint. Please correct me if I am wrong. Also, I know the pics are not very good. I took them in my basement tonight.

Got 350 rounds in a gun deal. I don't expect to shoot it all No offense but what's it worth? cheers jimB Good question. I've seen it go for as little as .45 cents a round to 2.45 per round this last year. But it is hard to find and usuall goes for over $1.50 a round (if they know what then have). B...

I took an old screwdriver and made my own tool. It is crude because I can't see as well as I used to, but it does work.

I got my prize Rongo, Thanks!!

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Well, the guy that bought it paid $20. He says he thinks that is about $15 too much. He actually fired this thing. Rigged it up with a string and put two rounds through it. Said it looked like a can of black pepper exploded in the snow in front of it. He didn't even clean the bore. Is the bore nice...

Thanks everyone for the votes. Congrats TulaTom!!!

Congrats on you P-64. I've had on a couple years and love to shoot it. It "bites" a little when you shoot but I like it because it is like James Bond's 007 Walther. I put some custom grips on mine for a while but now I'm back to the original grips,. Enjoy

This is the only place I figured this would fit on the forum. I have four derringers: 3 - Davis - .22 cal, .25 cal, and .32 cal. The black powder is .31 cal. I have to be careful not to shoot my finger.

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Wonderful photos JYD. Thanks for sharing. I really like it. Looks like it has been there, done that.

I have one of those rifles I had retired due to head space problem. Excellent bore and in great shape but cases were blowing out. This rifle was never meant to use Hi Vel ammo but try finding standard velocity ammo. Closes thing is match ammo or 22 shorts. I bought a book that had all the specs on ...

I know this isn't nearly as bad as some, but the shellac was gone when I bought the rifle. Wouldn't change anything about it. It is my main shooter. Nobody makes fun of it when it goes BOOM