The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

man can you imagine being on the receiving end of one of those? "OUCH

As a suggestion, find a buddy (or make a new one) that already loads. As a result you will get someone to ask questions of when you don't understand what you read in the reloading manual

Junk Yard Dog wrote:There is an alternative to the grievances of getting old, however it is not recommended by many

JYD beat me to it. Getting old is a pain in the.... but it beats the alternative.

Those rounds look "fabulous" Let us know how they shoot. I went to your web page and checked out your Snider. It's a beaut.

It's a good price, but I don't think I could getaway with spending that much $$ for ammunition at one time. My first car did not cost that much.

An excellent specimen of a fine pistol. Enjoy. I had a Mark II that I sold to a buddy who wanted to start shooting Bullseye. I was my 2nd back up and was sitting in the vault a lot so I let it go. It would and still does (as I understand it from my buddy) handle any .22lr ammunition without a problem.

My first was a 1942 Izhevek M38. It has a couple of brothers (Mostly 91/30's) and a Finn cousin at present.