91/59 Mosin Nagant?

[Jonesyatpl]

Why not, if you can price it reasonably.

 

[City Boy]

Man this would have been a good idea when Mosins cost $169...

Agreed .... I’m not sure at what price point they could offer nowadays, but I’m intrigued.

 

[steamy teabag]

Depends on the price point. Looks like fun but I wouldn't pay $800 for one.

 

[firebat]

$800 is a starting price for authentic m38/44 carbines, so $500-600 looks more reasonable..

 

[johnny the boy]

I am in at $449.00 but good luck with that. Will most likely be $800.00 plus.Just got a nice M=38 for $550.00 sooooo.

 

[Meroh]

Give them a go, they will sell!

 

[firebat]

I am in at $449.00 but good luck with that. Will most likely be $800.00 plus.Just got a nice M=38 for $550.00 sooooo.

You are very lucky to get it for this price

 

[CountryAndCalibre]

Cool idea...

...all comes down to price

 

[mbogo3]

Personally I don’t like the idea. The reason being is the potential for people to try to pass them off as legit 91/59s. Kind of like the German guns that people stamp a bunch of Waffenamt marks all over.

Sounds like Mitchell's magical mystery mausers.

 

[Mtl514]

how much $$$ ?

 

[p.Rundle]

The $$$ is the question. If I could buy one for sub-$425 I would be all in. That would be excellent.

 

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

I really like my M-38s. Great truck guns. They're getting hard to find so I say go for it. Maybe in 40 yrs or so they'll drive up the value of non 'sporterized' full length ones like the 303s. The full length rear sight will be the giveaway to what they are.
I removed the horrible red refurb shellac on one of mine with a rag and thinner. It left a really nice light natural finish that looks great. If you're going to cut them down, you might as well go all the way and strip the stocks.
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[firebat]

It seems like some people still live in a $125 Mosin world.. Lol

 

[Suther]

It seems like some people still live in a $125 Mosin world.. Lol

No doubt. $425-450 for this, when a basic Mosin costs nearly $400 these days? That sounds like some really good profit margins for Marstar! Lol

 

[SurplusNut15]

Honestly as an M44 owner I think it's an interesting idea just because the supply on the real ones has all but dwindled, and it might give people a chance to enjoy a Mosin carbine which I think are a ton of fun and really handy. With so many 91/30's out there I don't think it'll hurt anyone too bad especially considering you're looking at using counter bored ones.

 

[Suther]

It would be real nice if Marstar would include some info about projected pricing. Hard to say if I give a crap without knowing what it would cost...

 

[marksman762]

I like the idea.

This would depend on price as it would with most. If you can do this for a reasonable price point and a "like new" appearance/ quality.. I'm in.

 

[Capt]

I really like the idea and I’d certainly buy one providing the price is not more then the going rate for a mosin these days.

 

[timandkimandshea]

How could it not be more then the going rate for a full length one??

 

[firebat]

How could it not be more then the going rate for a full length one??

I have a better pricing suggestion! a carbine is 25% shorter then a full length rifle, so Marstar should actually sell them at a 25% lower price!