My Mosins - pictures -

[ArtyMan]

Hey guys,

I recently had all of the rifles out and thought I would take a few pictures. From top to bottom:

1. 1901 Sestroryetsk M1891 - matching with German, Finn, Bulgarian, Russian and Austrian markings
2. 1942 Izhevsk 1891/30
3. 1944/49 MO Izhevsk M38 - all matching with wartime M38 stock
4. 1953 Polish M44 - all matching

Soon to add will be a 1939 Tula 91/30 and a 91/30 PU.

The M1891 was picked up from another board member - great guy to deal with!

The M38 I recently picked up from Jean at P&S - the rifle is in immaculate shape! and with a hardwood original M38 stock!

Just thought you would enjoy

 

[ArtyMan]

The WW1 German capture marking on the M1891

 

[louthepou]

Nice family shots there, Artyman.

Love that Polish M44, looks perfect!

Lou

 

[ArtyMan]

thanks lou

 

[Klunk]

nice pics....although...

a couple make me a little ill....funny angles...upside down....

 

[Bittermansbro]

Thanks for the pics, I sure like that 1901 Sessy....mmmmmm

 

[ArtyMan]

The photos were flipped when I uploaded them, and for some reason I cant re flip them

 

[mardig88]

i like your Sestroryetsk m1891
how does it shoot?

 

[ArtyMan]

ah there we go

 

[ArtyMan]

The M91 shoots great, with Czech surplus benched it will pull off about a 2.5-3 inch grouping (personal best). However I recently just pulled a lot more built up copper out of the barrel so that number MAY shrink!

 

[ponyboy314]

Dude, that's a lot of Mosin Nagants.

You may have to go to rehab before you find 1000 of those things in your house.

 

[louthepou]

Ponyboy, like Randy Bachman was singing, "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet"!

 

[ArtyMan]

I wouldnt mind finding 1000 in my house!