The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Using a famous person's signature to make a buck for yourself is a bit distasteful, don't you think? Kind of disrespectful to the rifle, too.

People fall for that stupid crap all the time. You never Cash App or Venmo for a gun or any other product because there is no guarantee they will actually send you the item. Even PayPal has better protections than those apps. You want a middleman who will reimburse your money then send their goon sq...

Authenticity and originality are two different things and mean different things to different people. It's been refurbished and parts have been replaced, but they were replaced with parts from other sniper rifles or with replacement parts made by the USSR military repair depots. The work was performe...

It's a real 1943 PU barrel and a real 1944 PU scope, matched together by a USSR repair depot. That makes them authentic. PU's had their scopes replaced in service all the time. Looks like your rifle is on its third scope. The receiver, stock, scope mount, and bolt are questionable without better pho...

The Ruger standard automatic and every newer version of it is one of those guns liked even by people who don't like guns.

I got mine from my uncle who said, "I have a German pistol for you, to go along with your German rifle". Neither gun was German, of course, but I'm not complaining.

Thunder, lightning, hail, tornadoes, floods, draughts... I say, let the Israelites go!!! I live in the southwest. We're just going to dry up, heat up, burn up, and finally blow away in the wind. Hail is my least favorite. I hate hail so much. I lived through baseball-sized hail in Colorado one time ...

Hey Ratnik, are you ok over there in Ukraine? God be with you...

Crickets.....

Yeah that's about how I thought this would go.

Please PM me if you have one that you'd like to sell. Thanks!

I think a blast of automotive brake cleaning solvent followed by a wipe dry and a thin coat of oil should fix them right up.

Ok, this guy is getting annoying.

Miller Tyme wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 7:03 am

Ironnewt wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 12:10 am Funny, I just got a private message from another "member" using the same pictures.
Hmmmmmmmm?

I got one from this member.

Me too.

I have much less experience than others on this forum, but I'll give you my opinion. The worst I can be is wrong and the experts will correct me, but since they have not spoken yet I might as well. The scope mount holes in the receiver look like fresh, white steel inside like they were drilled and t...

Shooting a TT pistol at an indoor range is much of the same.

"Pop....pop....pop.....pop...BLAST....pop....pop...BLAST....pop....BLAST......pop......pop.....

I didn't even know that surplus guns were a thing. I just wanted a Winchester model 70 .30-06. I'd outgrown shooting .22lr and wanted to step up to larger cartridge that had some longer range accuracy and power. I'd always liked the wood and blued steel of older guns. My friend bought a 1942 91/30 f...

I went to a good size gun show in my area today. There was lots of ammo, just not cheap. 22lr and 9x19 was practically falling off the tables. Most handgun ammo was about $0.70 per round, including 1000 round cans of reloaded stuff. I didn't see any 7.62x25, 38r, or 54r. Some 39. Lot of revolvers, l...

No argument from me. Glocks are awesome guns. When my dad decided recently to buy his first handgun, primarily for personal defense, I suggested a Glock 19 gen-5 MOS, and that's what he bought.

I prefer .357 Sig or .40, but I couldn't talk him into those.

Refurbished authentic Russian PU rifles in nice condition were about $1500 a year ago.

My dad bought two Glocks last year and almost 1000 rounds for them. Took a while and some patience, but he did it. The gun stores around here have secret stashes of ammo that they reserve for people buying new guns from them or for hunters. You can show them your tag and they'll pull out a box of so...