Mosin instructions for Ivan

DJdeadlyDALEK · Jul 29, 2014

Where'd you find that?

4x4junkie · Jul 29, 2014

That's awsome! LOL

bobdbldr · Jul 29, 2014

Cool!

Horilka · Jul 29, 2014

Haha. Never saw that either, probabaly from some youth magazine from the 1930x.

fiddler · Jul 29, 2014

Thats a lot of cartoons to say it comes apart with only 3 screws.

Magellann · Jul 29, 2014

Thats interesting, it would be great to get it translated.

silverfoxdj · Jul 29, 2014

Funny in a simplistic way..

ljones · Jul 30, 2014

lol... Russians could be humorous... Who knew?

larrysmith · Jul 30, 2014

Lame.

Kidding cool find.

boltonscouter · Jul 30, 2014

must have some age to it showing a hex receiver! Would make a cool poster!

mdmaroon · Jul 30, 2014

Arclight · Jul 30, 2014

Very cool!

mg4201 · Jul 30, 2014

super cool

fiddler · Jul 30, 2014

boltonscouter said:
must have some age to it showing a hex receiver! Would make a cool poster!

If you consider it was probably printed a hundred years ago for an army where the majority could not read or write.

boltonscouter · Jul 30, 2014

fiddler said:
If you consider it was probably printed a hundred years ago for an army where the majority could not read or write.

Actually by the style of the dingbatish characters used I would guess probably 1920's!

mr_nuts31 · Jul 30, 2014

I took my mosin apart, I don't see little people as shown in the diagram, what am I doing wrong here?

wbaad · Jul 30, 2014

Everything you need to know! Theres no little character in my rifle either. They must remove those at refurb.

KGB2014 · Jul 31, 2014

wbaad said:
Everything you need to know! Theres no little character in my rifle either. They must remove those at refurb.

No, they just didn't pass thru the immigration....

Grizzly Adams · Jul 31, 2014

Americans had their own M16 version for Viet Nam. Gotta remember these things are made for the barely Literate.