Mosin Original WW2 Dated Matching Sniper Rifles for SALE!
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TULA 1943 PU Snipers
The 2 Tula's arrived from Weimarjack yesterday and I have them apart. Barrel condition on both looks new. No rust or corrosion anywhere. Stocks are proper wartime issue. No import markings except for a small recently zapped diamond containing 3 characters just below the recoil lug. Lenses are perfect. The cuts in the stock look quite old and not of recent origin and the brown shellack appears to have been applied some time ago.
These are real Russian sniper rifles. I can't speak for the ones other people are getting but I'm pleased with mine. The barrels are quite distinct in appearance on the outside from that of a regular 91/30 in that they have been machined to be thicker at the end of the stock near where people normally bed them with cork for greater accuracy. They are also partially bedded with thin steel inserts similar to those I've seen on the Finnish Mosin Nagants.
The one has a matching serial number stamped on the mount and floorplate. The other is electropencilled on the mount with the original number crossed out on the floorplate and restamped with the new one.
The 2 Tula's arrived from Weimarjack yesterday and I have them apart. Barrel condition on both looks new. No rust or corrosion anywhere. Stocks are proper wartime issue. No import markings except for a small recently zapped diamond containing 3 characters just below the recoil lug. Lenses are perfect. The cuts in the stock look quite old and not of recent origin and the brown shellack appears to have been applied some time ago.
These are real Russian sniper rifles. I can't speak for the ones other people are getting but I'm pleased with mine. The barrels are quite distinct in appearance on the outside from that of a regular 91/30 in that they have been machined to be thicker at the end of the stock near where people normally bed them with cork for greater accuracy. They are also partially bedded with thin steel inserts similar to those I've seen on the Finnish Mosin Nagants.
The one has a matching serial number stamped on the mount and floorplate. The other is electropencilled on the mount with the original number crossed out on the floorplate and restamped with the new one.
ghostntheshell
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Thicker barrel? Show me pictures of this thicker barrel.
I'd also like to see a picture of under your hand guard (remove the barrel bands and such and take the stock off).
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This morning,i took a close up pic from the left side of the barrel shank were they stamped the scope number. Maybe not evident on the pic but that area have been ground off and the new number was stamped. We can feel a slight depression were the old number have been ground off so in my opinion,thoses were original built sniper rifle and been refurb post war as JP said.
Joce
Sort of the same idea as the Yugo Rework K98's where they ground off the receiver serial numbers on the left side, sanded and buffed, and then restamped them on the right side.
My regular M91/30 and also my sniper clone have thicker barrel in that area,its not only for the sniper rifle.
Joce
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I wonder what a Chrome plated Russian Nagant Sniper would look like?
What would the inscriptions say? What would the tribute say?
Would it come in a wooden box with a glass lid?
Would it come with a brick from the Tractor Factory?
Could it be on par with the Pocketfisherman Band of Brothers (BoB) M1 Garand Tribute?
Maybe no one is shooting them because they are already in the plating tanks as we speak.
What would the inscriptions say? What would the tribute say?
Would it come in a wooden box with a glass lid?
Would it come with a brick from the Tractor Factory?
Could it be on par with the Pocketfisherman Band of Brothers (BoB) M1 Garand Tribute?
Maybe no one is shooting them because they are already in the plating tanks as we speak.
Dont have time to go shooting, its hay time at the farm,i can only hope for next weekend
Joce
It is neither of those options, its an older import original. Mix master but not cloned or resnipered. Shot surprisingly well with milsurp ammo at 300 & the bdc is on the money as well.
Scope is blued. Looks like new scope.
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Desporterizer was shooting this at the Vintage Rifle shoot. I did not ask if it was one of the new ones, or an old clone.
I recieved mine today 1943 Izhevsk from Tradex. Happy so far, hope to get range this weekend. I believe it is a SVT scope but not sure. Has some rust on scope but will clean up. Found more lazer markings on bottom of reciever and on bolt under handle. The marking under bolt hard to see. The marking on the barrel is very faint on mine.
I received my import marked ATI import Izhevsk from Wolverine today.
Not sure what I expected but I received what looks like a new rifle! All cartouches are nice and clear on the wood, overall near excellent condition! The stock finish is very nice indeed.
The box is marked Tula.
The import marking is not that bad at all.
I can't imagine receiving more for the $.
Not sure what I expected but I received what looks like a new rifle! All cartouches are nice and clear on the wood, overall near excellent condition! The stock finish is very nice indeed.
The box is marked Tula.
The import marking is not that bad at all.
I can't imagine receiving more for the $.
Your SVT scope have the "CB" marking on the elevation turret, mean that the scope is calibrated for the longer barrel on the M91/30. Nice rifleI recieved mine today 1943 Izhevsk from Tradex. Happy so far, hope to get range this weekend. I believe it is a SVT scope but not sure. Has some rust on scope but will clean up. Found more lazer markings on bottom of reciever and on bolt under handle. The marking under bolt hard to see. The marking on the barrel is very faint on mine.
Joce
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My svt is not marked cb.
