Mosin Nagant Rifles Are BACK! $379.95

[bobdbldr]

Yes, it is cool to see the difference as the war droned on, at firstvthey were nicely milled and by 42-43 they barely knocked the slag off them befor pushing them out the door, still just as robust and same accuracy just quicker!

 

[Gmoney47]

I'm also curious about the barrels. I'd like to order one, but would not like a dark counter bored barrel. I'm also a mosin noob, so could someone tell me the difference between round and hex receivers?

 

[Battlerifleelitist]

$400 for a shooter grade mosin... No thanks.

Your mosin price instincts are about 10 years out of date.

 

[rikkards]

Any idea how this batch managed to get into Canada?

Didn't you know bolt is now obsolete why would anyone want them

 

[Hhutch]

I'm also curious about the barrels. I'd like to order one, but would not like a dark counter bored barrel. I'm also a mosin noob, so could someone tell me the difference between round and hex receivers?

Round = later production, quicker and cheaper to manufacture.

Hex = Earlier production, more expensive and slower to manufacture and stronk stronk stronk. Great shooters and will have collector value some day.

Edit: Second from left in back row(muzzles towards camera) in the picture is a hex receiver.

 

[Military Surplus Lover]

To me these look like refurbished rifles that somehow may have been damaged during storage, by moisture. Maybe they even saw more action after being refurbished. Either way definitely looks like these are some of the last ones we will see imported!

 

[Bigbubba]

these things sure have gone up,i remember buying them for $128.99 about 3 years ago at LeBaron's in Ottawa,they had tons of them,

I remember SMLE .303’s for $50-$70
Those were good investments

 

[Gmoney47]

Round = later production, quicker and cheaper to manufacture.

Hex = Earlier production, more expensive and slower to manufacture and stronk stronk stronk. Great shooters and will have collector value some day.

Edit: Second from left in back row(muzzles towards camera) in the picture is a hex receiver.

Cool thanks!

 

[MartNutz]

If I was local I would probably go in store and see if I could handpick one ! being in another province... I see some beaten ones in the pic that may end up in the mail :/

 

[NeroTheHero]

Would love to buy one if they weren't so beaten up lookin.

 

[delavan]

Your mosin price instincts are about 10 years out of date.

$199 in 2014 at crappy tire for mine. Nice stock, round-receiver, Tula 1942. NOT a laser, just a fun gun.

 

[drill702]

Are SKS going up in price to?

 

[Ardrossin]

I have no idea, I was shocked to see them available myself.

NO COLLUSION !!!! ABSOLUTELY NO COLLUSION WITH RUSSIA TO GET THESE RIFLES !!! Next question.....

 

[EL34/6L6]

I remember SMLE .303’s for $50-$70
Those were good investments

Sorry, but prices in the the 70s and 80 have no relation to this.

 

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

NO COLLUSION !!!! ABSOLUTELY NO COLLUSION WITH RUSSIA TO GET THESE RIFLES !!! Next question.....

Lol. Make Mosins Great Again!

 

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

They were made in the US once way back when. Spot the Remington one in pic.

 

[Victory 1945]

They were made in the US once way back when. Spot the Remington one in pic.
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The first one is the original 1891 model made up to revolution of 1917 when Bolsheviks cancelled the contract, so that is the Remington one. Correct?

 

[TheWhole9Yards]

Would love to buy one if they weren't so beaten up lookin.

Something to consider, beat up = story to tell OR Pristine = refurb with no more character.

This comes up on the topic of russian capture K98s. I like the idea of the rifle having a story, or some sort of tangible connection to its history.

Thats just me tho, others want surplus rifles that are factory new condition - kinda counter intuitive to me.

 

[Karnage]

Buy and hold. Just like the $89 sks's back in the 1990's.

 

[Firearms Outlet Canada]

About 60 rifles left!