Only if your prone.. I got a 19" Mosin with a M38 stock. I found Standing, It wasn't as bad as shooting bench. Im a wopping 156lbs. Only hurts when ya catch it in the collar bone lol... I fired 59rds yesterday.
Mosin Nagant question.
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Only if your prone.. I got a 19" Mosin with a M38 stock. I found Standing, It wasn't as bad as shooting bench. Im a wopping 156lbs. Only hurts when ya catch it in the collar bone lol... I fired 59rds yesterday.
You can see pictures of each rifle on our web store at westrifle.com also you can ask me questions at master@westrifle.com I usually answer those within 24 hours or less. Send me all the questions and I will answer. I will answer a few questions here.
1. We fly for every shipment of container overseas and check it ( like right now when I type it I am overseas right now)
2. I am checking for the bore condition so I classify all of the bores "very good"
3. Hex receiver are more rare then round one, this is why they cost more. Because I have to find them for you in a pile of rifles.
4. Early years Mosin in good condition of the barrel are rare as well
1. We fly for every shipment of container overseas and check it ( like right now when I type it I am overseas right now)
2. I am checking for the bore condition so I classify all of the bores "very good"
3. Hex receiver are more rare then round one, this is why they cost more. Because I have to find them for you in a pile of rifles.
4. Early years Mosin in good condition of the barrel are rare as well
And sounds like thunder!!!
I'd recommend doubling up on the ear protection.
Where did you get it from?
back from shooting my m44 , i think i got a nice shooter when i do my parts , had to stop shooting after à 100-150 round in 2 hour my shoulder was beginning to be painfull because i was'nt able to hit my target anymore !
the first 5 shoot with the bulgarian silver tip were probably 4 inch grouping down and left of the target , put the bayo on it and that was right in the middle
bought it a canadian tire at Leduc in Alberta
the first 5 shoot with the bulgarian silver tip were probably 4 inch grouping down and left of the target , put the bayo on it and that was right in the middle
bought it a canadian tire at Leduc in Alberta
back from shooting my m44 , i think i got a nice shooter when i do my parts , had to stop shooting after à 100-150 round in 2 hour my shoulder was beginning to be painfull because i was'nt able to hit my target anymore !
the first 5 shoot with the bulgarian silver tip were probably 4 inch grouping down and left of the target , put the bayo on it and that was right in the middle
bought it a canadian tire at Leduc in Alberta
Did they have many to choose from? I'm just south of there but don't make it there very often. I need one to compliment my other Mosin!
Nice looking M44.
The bonus about shooting 7.62x54r is that it your crate of ammunition works in all Mosin, M44, M38, and svt40 rifles. I target shoot and hunt with all of the said rifles. Canada has nothing that this caliber can't knock over.
The bonus about shooting 7.62x54r is that it your crate of ammunition works in all Mosin, M44, M38, and svt40 rifles. I target shoot and hunt with all of the said rifles. Canada has nothing that this caliber can't knock over.
Its a 30.06 class bullet. 150gr works great for deer, and a 203gr soft point will drop the biggest moose we have. I've taken countless deer with 7.62x54r, and I target shoot with the exact same rifles. Surplus ammo is the second best going deal next to rimfire.
Indeed they are !!
The 203gr soft point will drop a deer like a sack of wet cement.
I'm a member on another Mosin Nagant forum (www.russian-mosin-nagant-forum.com) and there are countless posts about deer harvested with the Mosin Nagant (aka MN).
In fact, I'm doing just that this autumn and it is the primary reason I purchased an MN.
Here is a thread I started on scoping an MN for hunting ungulates !!
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1121037-Scopin-the-Mosin?highlight=Scopin
