The ejector could be hitting the original stock increasing drag on the bolt or maybe the thicker aftermarket stock gives him a better grip making it seem easier to work.
Help ID and rate my first Mosin?
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The ejector could be hitting the original stock increasing drag on the bolt or maybe the thicker aftermarket stock gives him a better grip making it seem easier to work.
- Location
- Edmonton Alberta, Canada
probably a bit of just the stock being so awesome its easier to work, also how nicely i cleaned everything and reoiled it prior to setting it up in the new stock, and a little bit of the adhd.
CANDY.
CANDY.
The timney has a nice short clean break but it does over travel since that how you remove the bolt. It says its adjustable down to 1.5 pounds but I can't figure out how. I really like it and it gives you a usable r700 style safety to which is nice. Accurate action has them for 126$ but it might be cheaper somewhere els, I think mine was 116$.
- Location
- Edmonton Alberta, Canada
on the timney website you tell them what poundage you want at time of purchase and they set it, no idea how to adjust either.
Nice clean break is very mucha good thing... the SVT has almost a three stage trigger that hammer is so rough lol the mosin is a bit better, but i like the safety lever as well.
i think thats on my list.
Nice clean break is very mucha good thing... the SVT has almost a three stage trigger that hammer is so rough lol the mosin is a bit better, but i like the safety lever as well.
i think thats on my list.
Wow! I guess it's time to start making up some handloads! Time to bring the mosins out to play
Nice Mosin!
- Location
- Edmonton Alberta, Canada
thanks! it now looks like this but i still have the wood stock, looking to get rid of it before i break it by accident or something, its too nice to burn.
