The Bas%@$d of Stalingrad. Or one of the more interesting 91/30's I've seen.

[Gillen1]

Check out this cool Mosin Nagant I pulled out of the safe. It's a 1934 Hex Tula, with MO double date of 1950. The receiver was made in 1933. So 3 different years all on one gun. But the coolness doesn't stop there, it also has a 2 piece stock. Now you have probably seen 2 piece stocks on Finnish Mosin's before, but ever on a Russian? This has a war time and a post war stock combo! Really neat splice, real craftsmanship went into the wood here! I have been going back and forth about selling it, but in the meantime I just wanted to share its good looks.

More/bigger pics here. http://imgur.com/a/ENQlS

 

[Butcherbill]

Cool, I've got an 1934/48 MO dated Hex reciever 91/30. It's near in really great shape, love it.

 

[Gillen1]

Ya they are fun to collect. I have 4 different ones so far, and another on the way soon when I can make $$ appear haha.

 

[desporterizer]

Soviet wood splices of that magnitude are very rare, nice find.

 

[saskcop]

Very nice specimen.

 

[bp2626]

What a whore of a rifle.. I love it.

 

[biker_boy]

Nice rifle

 

[haretrigger]

I've never seen that splice before, very interesting and very cool. Thanks for sharing pics with us.

 

[Gillen1]

Thanks, I really like it. So much so I'm not going to sell it anymore ha-ha.