Very good video. Bought a Yugo mausser 2 days ago. Been wanting a K98, seen a Swiss K31 in mint condition but the price is $329 plus tax. Im going back to the store where I bought my Yugo where they have a Mosin Nagant for $139 almost the same price if I order it online. One thing I love with my Yugo is the bent bolt which is the same as the German K98. Thanks for the video again. Happy shooting from New York.
hey im 12 and i have wanted one since i was 10 do you think that this too much kick for me i have shoten a 12ga. so do u think it is too much kick for me
Been researching the gun since last year. Looking to pick one up for my 1st gun. Just need to find out about gun laws in Philadelphia, PA. But will probably get one with tax return money this year. Thank you very much for the video!
@xNumerousTumors Well after doing research you dont really need anything to own a gun in PA. However, if you order online the firearm will have to be sent to a FFL dealer, since regular people do not own a FFL license, but if bought at a gun store they just do a background check and its more or less like a regular purchase. Just keep the reciept as proof.
I though there was like tons of stuff involved but there isnt which is cool. Now to find the rifle!
great vid...thanks.....I was in my local shop just today and they had a few cases of these there...I have never shot one but seeing them has prompted me to find out more on youtube. Being Feb. 2012 would you still estimate these to be 120.00 for the gun and tool pouch?
from what i understand both of your rifles r pre- war just sayin if u didnt know a real tale tell is the metal where the sling was mounted during the war they didnt have time to mount that just to let u know nice vid got my first mosin today
the m44's are not all that rare and they usually go for about 120 bucks (before tax), you can pick up an 91/30 for 90 bucks plus tax, i payed like 98 with tax for mine,
@Themech That depends on where u live. Most place sell M44's for at least $200 because they've grown alot in popularity and they are much harder to find since there were only a fraction of M44's made compared to the 91/30. Again getting a 91/30 for under $100 locally is also not too common unles u hit up a Dick's Sale or something and u happen to live close to one. Most online retailers sell 'em for about $70 to $80 and after shipping and FFL fees your looking at $120
nigga, you went pants on the head retarded, the 91/30's are the most common because they made millions of them, the ones that are a little bit more rare are some of the Finnish and Dragoon ones
@1337Leva Well it is considerably more accurate than an SKS and with greater range, but honestly if they're going to be basically the same price I'd rather have an SKS
Enjoyed watching your video. This is something new for me. I have a Win 30 30, Marlin 45 70, and 2 12ga Beretta O/U for skeet and trap. Maybe a Mosin will be my next project. Thanks again.
Awesome vid, man. Beautiful guns you got there. Gonna go get myself a 91/30 this weekend. Just one question about the cosmoline removal. How did you get it out of the wood? I've heard some people say they steamed it out or they've used a hair dryer. And what kind of degreaser would you recommend for the metal? Just curious as to what your methods were. Thanks a lot.
@ewp805 Well because I was going to refinish the stock I just went ahead and sanded the entire stock down, and in the process it removed the cosmoline, this was however after I wiped it down with solvent to get the top excessive layer off. For the metal I also just used reguar gun solvent (hoppe's) and alot of elbow grease. Another option for the metal is kerosene, it really strips the cosmoline off, and Simple Grenn works well for the stock if your not refinishing it.
@ewp805 another method (what I used), was taking a hot pan of water, and pouring simple green in until it was soapy (you can also use orange cleaner, or any degreaser really) and letting the metal soak in it for about ten minutes and wiping it dry. For the wood I put it in the oven at 175 degrees for about thirty minutes at a time and wiped excessive cosmoline off until I was happy with it.
They cost $375 in Australia but thats still dirt cheap knowing Australia. I've already ordered one and am waiting for it. :). Wouldve done local pickup but almost no stores in my area have em
@insurgentdude Yeah I've talked to several people from your part of the world and $374 is actually really cheap for u guys. Its a great rifle, your gonna have alot of fun
I actually picked one up today. Great video btw and agree IN PERSON is the way to go, just don't forget to be ready to wipe off your hands on something other than your pants lol. Also once you get addicted odds are you can just go to picking up a crate of 20 (-;
Well, my 18th birthday is this march 22 and ive been lookin for a good coyote gun, I looked at the Ruger m14 ranch rifle and it was bad ass, but i'm not the fairy fuckin god mother who can pull out 900 to a grand out of my ass. I have a remington 770 .308 and it's a gorgeous rifle, but again the rounds cost an ass load. I think The Mosin will be my first firearm purchase. Rip it up, tear it up, and have a ball.
@kaglerthewiccan No, what better action would there be? It would just be nother Mosin bolt/action since thats the only gun that fits in a Mosin receiver. So your just trading one mosin bolt/action for another, that makes no sense unless there was something wroing with the first one in shich place all thats been done is repair it to get it back to normal which adds no value just keeps it from being worth less because of having bad action
@shadowkiller2208 Thats just a cheap elastic shell holder, don't even remember where I got it. The rubber buttpad I got online on ebay for $15 bucks with some stripper clips
Nice video. I got my 91/30 a couple of months ago. It is very accurate and fun to shoot. I hear it is even more accurate with the bayonet attached but too many people start asking questions when it is attached and that gets in the way of your shooting. Metric shit-ton of videos? Is that a technical term?
I paid $155 + $20 shipping + $15 for transfer from RGUNS.net for a 1943 91/30 Tula which has the original bolt turned-down, matching numbers etc, and it is BEAUTIFUL, a much redder color than most. I love it. Bolt can be a little sticky, but it seems that as long as you do it all in one swift motion you'll not have problems. I also got a crate of 880rds there, for $140 but the shipping was like $50, still though that's a damn good deal. I plan on putting a PU scope on it soon.
I like how you said "you'll never spend $120 better" because that's pretty much how I feel about Hi-Point handguns. I know I'm bound to get all kinds of shit for saying that but I really don't care. I've got a C-9, JHP and JCP and they are some bad ass handguns for under $200. No they are not Glocks, Springfields, S&W etc, I know that but that Hi-Point C-9 is the best $150 I've spent on a firearm and it seems like $120 for this Mosin rifle would be just as good an investment, thanks for the info
@JDawgCCRecords Absolutely, I've owned a Hi-Point, they're great pistols, not the prettiest things to look at but the run and they're acurate and for the price u can't beat that
Local gun store has a big crate full of these for $119.99 each. Watching this vid I'd say it would be a damn good investment! I own an AK and the Russians sure do know how to make a rifle. I'm definitely going to have to pick one of these up soon!
Nice video. My first gun i bought when i turned 18 was a 1942 Mosin Nagant for 100$ at my local SoCal BIG5 sporting goods store. Cheap and easy to come by ammo, I have absolutely no regrets.
Thanks for posting and sharing this informative video and I think this would really people make a buying decision but you make may point out that a Mosin Nagant is commonly referred to a Mosin and a Nagant is the Nagant revolve as some people make this mistake which is also made in Russia as well. Also a great weapon to have for historical value and collectable.
Thx for the vid! I was actually going out tomorrow to look at a nagant. There's one at my local gun shop and i wanted to get a feel for the gun before i buy, but idk if it comes with the accessories like the ones online. Should i buy in store and accessories separate or go online? Also is there a difference in the hex nagant? Thx
@FuNnYBJJT The accessories really aren't that important except for the sling, other than that you really don't need any of the accessories, but if it comes with them then great. The hex recievers are just older models that can hold a little more value (and I do mean little, the difference between being worth $99 bucks and $110 bucks) but it doesn't affect the operation or reliability of the rifle at all.
I forget where but I heard that the length of pull is short b/c of all the layers of clothes and padding they wear to stay warm. BTW, I know you weren't trying to talk about it, but the original finishes look great and I'd like to keep it on mine too. It seems everything I see about removing cosmoline also removes the orig finish using chemicals. I guess heat is best for keeping the original finish but it wont fit in the oven. What did you use? Hair dryer, heat gun? Thanks.
lol i just bought one yesterday its a tula made mosin and it was priced at 130 but when it was all said and done it came to 180. the wood is beach and it looks as if i wanted to re stand it i could get it to be a blonde stock but my gun shop owner said dont do that it will lessen the value ii really want to get that reddish colour out of the wood and this ugly stain out... what should i do?
@robertforster94 The Mosin is only worth about $100 to $120 anyway so your not going to lessen the value, your shop owner doesn't know what he's talking about. If it was some kind of PU Sniper model or an M44 carbine then u might want to keep it original (maybe, but I'd still refinish it) because those are worth a little more (like maybe $250) but a standard 91/30 is a dime a dozen, they made millions of them, your not going to hurt the value of a $100 gun, make it your own.
@NeverEnuffAmmo yea i have one more ? um my mosin has some brass coloured parts on it like right above the action and near the front sight is that anything special and i watched your 2 part vids on refinnishing one of you mosins and that blonde stock looks great btw
@robertforster94 No, the brass doesn't mean anything special other than that it was more than likely manufacturered when there were no conflicts or wars going on because during wartime the rifles tended to not have all the "frills" on them as they were being built much quicker and with whatever materials were available not just things like brass. The brass looks nice, but makes no difference in resale value, you wouldn't be able to sell it for any more money because of it
@NeverEnuffAmmo if it was made in non wartime does that me posibly it could be more accurate? when i refinish my stock what can i use to get that low gloss look of the old mosin?
@robertforster94 No that won't have any affect on accuracy. If u want a los gloss finish then just use a low gloss stain to refinish the rifle instead of something like Tru-Oil or Min-wax that will give it a shine
@713slipkn0t713 Yes it does, but the 7.62x54r round is refered to as 762 Russian, just as 7.62x39 is refered to as 762 Soviet & 7.62x51 is refered to as 762 NATO
I have a 1939 Mosin i purchased at a gun show, an i paid 369.00 for it, an ill tell you why. It was an issued rifle an it is flawless, no nicks no bruises an it is furnished an polished. It practicably looks NEW! Its authentic all matching numbers an it is gorgeous. Ive never seen one with a stock furnished like that before. An yes i want more of them. Funny story a German foreign exchange student fired it back in high school. She was a hottie an had no idea what she was holding lol.
I just picked up a Chinese made t53 1960 proof marked m44 copy and i love mine to death , got it off a friend he loved it and i now love it to, payed less than $50 bucks for it but its in good shape shoots well and just needs a bayonet and a cleaning rod . Good video and there amazing rifles especially for me as my first fire arm
@NeverEnuffAmmo yup they pack a punch like a mule and i wouldn't want to be on the business end of it should the need ever arise for it to be pointed at another living creature .
One thing you might have mentioned is that if you get a C&R license (around $30 for 3 years) you can buy online and have a Mosin shipped to your door, no transfer fee.
Only drawback is that you have to wait about 3 months for the license.
Once I have one Mosin, I'm going to get my C&R so that I can buy my subsequent ones online and cut out the middle man.
All of the gun stores here on Long Island are charging $160 for a no-frills standard 91/30 :(
I just bought one a couple days ago from Big 5 Sporting Goods for $119. 1938 Izhevsk version, imported by PW Arms. Anxious to fire it. Looks pretty good for a WWII antique.
@NashCraft101 Well I can tell u that this will kick considerably more than a 16 gauge. As for other cheap rifles, I'd just go with a new rifle, depending on what u want to spend, u can get good solid single shot rifles from Rossi & HR for under $200 in a variety of calibers, but as I said it will be a single shot rifle. Other than that the next step up will be in the $250 to $300 range for something like a Mossberg ATR, also a good choice available in several calibers.
Hey just got a 1925 hex receiver Mosin-Nagant w/ Bayonet for $129 locally.It's been refurbished, and I haven't fired it yet.It still has all the cosmoline in it.Basically it appears new.I'm going to clean all of the cosmoline off the gun before going to shoot it, obviously.Got it for Christmas and is my first bolt-action rifle.I'll shoot a video when I go t the range.
@NeverEnuffAmmo I have a question about firing this rifle. I'm about 5 ft 2/3" and 109.2 pounds. Should I be bench firing this? And should I be wearing a thick winter coat (It's 1970's U.S. Military winter coat) to aid with the recoil?
@deth2furries Well I've found that height and weight only partially make a difference in recoil management, most of it is about experience and training with your gun, but that being said the Mosin does have a good kick and even though I wouldn't say that u should only bench shhot with it, u do want to spend some time learning how best to manage the recoil and a good think coat never hurt
nice rifles.. nice finish.. nice accessories.. cool stuff.. i got mine for 99$ on sale with all of the fixing's like you got here. cool stuff...
shootload1911 1 day ago
Love your video, it was a great help. Thanks for making it.
shoebox56 2 days ago
@shoebox56 Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching bro
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 days ago
Russian's don't have long arms but if you are going to make a million rifles why not let people with short arms use them too.
cozypuppet5 2 days ago
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Burnproof12 3 days ago
The length of pull is short so when they had heavy coats and clothes on the length of pull would be fine.
Leadrain86 3 days ago
yup just bought a m38 as my first gun hehe only $130 (INCLUDING BACKGROUND CHECK) no cosmoline AND! a bent bolt already on
tubagoo2them00n 3 days ago
Very good video. Bought a Yugo mausser 2 days ago. Been wanting a K98, seen a Swiss K31 in mint condition but the price is $329 plus tax. Im going back to the store where I bought my Yugo where they have a Mosin Nagant for $139 almost the same price if I order it online. One thing I love with my Yugo is the bent bolt which is the same as the German K98. Thanks for the video again. Happy shooting from New York.
iamsonny7 4 days ago
don't have long arms but i want to soften the recoil, what should i do
wpmpb 4 days ago
@wpmpb Well the rubber buttpad only ads about an inch and a half to the length of pull so it's not too much of a difference
NeverEnuffAmmo 4 days ago
Good vid. Thanks for the info.
DevilDuck996 4 days ago
@DevilDuck996 Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 4 days ago
just watched this and decided to go pick one up this weekend or maybe two pending on what the store has.
thanks
Wm37M 4 days ago
@Wm37M Cool, glad the vid helped, appreciate ya watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 4 days ago
hey im 12 and i have wanted one since i was 10 do you think that this too much kick for me i have shoten a 12ga. so do u think it is too much kick for me
airsoftforlife6 5 days ago
@airsoftforlife6 If u can shoot a 12 gauge then u shouldn't have too much trouble with this
NeverEnuffAmmo 5 days ago
Thanks for the review! Just bought one.
richard57watson 1 week ago
Great review, now I need to go pick one up......
73scamp 1 week ago
@73scamp Thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 week ago
Been researching the gun since last year. Looking to pick one up for my 1st gun. Just need to find out about gun laws in Philadelphia, PA. But will probably get one with tax return money this year. Thank you very much for the video!
yaquak 1 week ago
@yaquak Glad ya liked the vid, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 week ago
@yaquak wtf i live there to. I was wondering the same thing.
xNumerousTumors 1 week ago
@xNumerousTumors Well after doing research you dont really need anything to own a gun in PA. However, if you order online the firearm will have to be sent to a FFL dealer, since regular people do not own a FFL license, but if bought at a gun store they just do a background check and its more or less like a regular purchase. Just keep the reciept as proof.
I though there was like tons of stuff involved but there isnt which is cool. Now to find the rifle!
yaquak 1 week ago
great vid...thanks.....I was in my local shop just today and they had a few cases of these there...I have never shot one but seeing them has prompted me to find out more on youtube. Being Feb. 2012 would you still estimate these to be 120.00 for the gun and tool pouch?
theanimalmuppet 1 week ago
@theanimalmuppet Yeah $120 is still a good price for these. You can get 'em cheaper and for a little more but overall thats a good fair price
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 week ago
@theanimalmuppet I just bought one today for $120.00 with extras
richard57watson 1 week ago
hey just an update i picked up my mosin today from my local gunshow and its amazing, thanks again
mrbsfx1 2 weeks ago
@mrbsfx1 Thats great bro, congrats on the new rifle. Hope ya have alot of fun with it.
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 weeks ago
from what i understand both of your rifles r pre- war just sayin if u didnt know a real tale tell is the metal where the sling was mounted during the war they didnt have time to mount that just to let u know nice vid got my first mosin today
TurtleHomicide1 2 weeks ago
@TurtleHomicide1 Yeah I know their both pre-war
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 weeks ago
Can you shot 30-06 in this gun ? or will it damage it ?
jacob1714266 2 weeks ago
@jacob1714266 In short, no.
UndergradPigeon 1 week ago
checked my local (canadian) gun store and they have quite a few... just need to save up a bit...
iNorman01 2 weeks ago
Excellent video, I want a Mosin Nagant so bad I could taste it!
charger19691 2 weeks ago
The M44 carbine was my first gun and i still have it. It is VERY fun to shoot!
AmericanMuscle2012 2 weeks ago
@AmericanMuscle2012 Yeah they're great rifles
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 weeks ago
the m44's are not all that rare and they usually go for about 120 bucks (before tax), you can pick up an 91/30 for 90 bucks plus tax, i payed like 98 with tax for mine,
Themech 2 weeks ago
@Themech That depends on where u live. Most place sell M44's for at least $200 because they've grown alot in popularity and they are much harder to find since there were only a fraction of M44's made compared to the 91/30. Again getting a 91/30 for under $100 locally is also not too common unles u hit up a Dick's Sale or something and u happen to live close to one. Most online retailers sell 'em for about $70 to $80 and after shipping and FFL fees your looking at $120
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 weeks ago
@Themech gthe m44 and m45 are the only non rare was the rest are quite rare
MrDip02 1 week ago
@MrDip02
nigga, you went pants on the head retarded, the 91/30's are the most common because they made millions of them, the ones that are a little bit more rare are some of the Finnish and Dragoon ones
Themech 1 week ago
Good stuff
MrPreacherman75 2 weeks ago
@MrPreacherman75 Thanks bro
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 weeks ago
Is it more or less accurate than a Russian Sks? Here in Canada the mosins cost around 170-160 and the Sks costs 160-180. Which should I get?
1337Leva 2 weeks ago
@1337Leva Well it is considerably more accurate than an SKS and with greater range, but honestly if they're going to be basically the same price I'd rather have an SKS
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 weeks ago
Enjoyed watching your video. This is something new for me. I have a Win 30 30, Marlin 45 70, and 2 12ga Beretta O/U for skeet and trap. Maybe a Mosin will be my next project. Thanks again.
iamsonny7 3 weeks ago
@iamsonny7 Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 3 weeks ago
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TheCatman200 3 weeks ago
Awesome vid, man. Beautiful guns you got there. Gonna go get myself a 91/30 this weekend. Just one question about the cosmoline removal. How did you get it out of the wood? I've heard some people say they steamed it out or they've used a hair dryer. And what kind of degreaser would you recommend for the metal? Just curious as to what your methods were. Thanks a lot.
ewp805 3 weeks ago
@ewp805 Well because I was going to refinish the stock I just went ahead and sanded the entire stock down, and in the process it removed the cosmoline, this was however after I wiped it down with solvent to get the top excessive layer off. For the metal I also just used reguar gun solvent (hoppe's) and alot of elbow grease. Another option for the metal is kerosene, it really strips the cosmoline off, and Simple Grenn works well for the stock if your not refinishing it.
NeverEnuffAmmo 3 weeks ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo Alrighty. Sweet deal. Thanks for the response, bud.
ewp805 3 weeks ago
@ewp805 another method (what I used), was taking a hot pan of water, and pouring simple green in until it was soapy (you can also use orange cleaner, or any degreaser really) and letting the metal soak in it for about ten minutes and wiping it dry. For the wood I put it in the oven at 175 degrees for about thirty minutes at a time and wiped excessive cosmoline off until I was happy with it.
Chad11491 3 weeks ago
If you can buy this gun in person! :)
cowboy836 4 weeks ago
@cowboy836 Agreed
NeverEnuffAmmo 4 weeks ago
A 30ot6 shoots the same bullets. Just saying
MrVoorhees88 4 weeks ago
@MrVoorhees88 Alot of cartridges shoot a .30 caliber round
NeverEnuffAmmo 4 weeks ago
@MrVoorhees88 That's not true. 30-06 uses a .308" diameter bullet, 7.62x54r uses a .311" diameter bullet.
drewdane40 4 weeks ago
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Jdeezle1990 4 weeks ago
They cost $375 in Australia but thats still dirt cheap knowing Australia. I've already ordered one and am waiting for it. :). Wouldve done local pickup but almost no stores in my area have em
insurgentdude 1 month ago
@insurgentdude Yeah I've talked to several people from your part of the world and $374 is actually really cheap for u guys. Its a great rifle, your gonna have alot of fun
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo
Great video and review by the way.
insurgentdude 1 month ago
I actually picked one up today. Great video btw and agree IN PERSON is the way to go, just don't forget to be ready to wipe off your hands on something other than your pants lol. Also once you get addicted odds are you can just go to picking up a crate of 20 (-;
SeedBankReviews 1 month ago
@SeedBankReviews Absolutely, its like Pringles "Bet ya can't have just one"
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Well, my 18th birthday is this march 22 and ive been lookin for a good coyote gun, I looked at the Ruger m14 ranch rifle and it was bad ass, but i'm not the fairy fuckin god mother who can pull out 900 to a grand out of my ass. I have a remington 770 .308 and it's a gorgeous rifle, but again the rounds cost an ass load. I think The Mosin will be my first firearm purchase. Rip it up, tear it up, and have a ball.
braddahnaok 1 month ago
@braddahnaok Absolutely, thanks 4 watching!
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
thanks for the vids on the mosin, i plan to go pick one up tomorrow as my first firearm.
mrbsfx1 1 month ago
@mrbsfx1 Well congratulations on your first gun!
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Good vid. I have always thought of acquiring a Mosin M44. Nice carbine.
roldans99 1 month ago
@roldans99 Yeah they're great rifles
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Lots of help, thanks!
HawsDaBaws 1 month ago
@HawsDaBaws Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
good advise
gilyardk 1 month ago
@gilyardk Thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
were did you get ammo that cheap i found the gun for 80 bucks at my local big 5 but the ammo was about 50 cents a round
meadechandler1 1 month ago
@meadechandler1 I order 440 round spam cans online at places jgsalesDOTcom militaryshootersDOTcom or aimsurplusDOTcom for around $80 to $90 bucks
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
im going to buy one as soon as possible. nice review ^_^
ferkyou420 1 month ago
@ferkyou420 Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Is the one of the top a Finnish?
Anman619 1 month ago
@Anman619 Finnish M39, I mean.
Anman619 1 month ago
I have found one, but I am in canada, it is $160 and that is the cheapes I have found?
GerrettJihad 1 month ago
@GerrettJihad Well location definitely plays a part in price and thats still not too much for a good solid bolt action rifle
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
The reason for the shorter stocks is because of their uniforms they are big thick uniforms so the shorter stock helped.
FurettiLamborgini 1 month ago
I shot a fox with one, nothing left to skin
BenTheHunter98 1 month ago
@BenTheHunter98 Yeah its not really a small game rifle ..... lol
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
the pkm fires this round i think
creekrocker 1 month ago
Russian weapons are short stocked so any one can use them since they are always mass produced and exported anyone needs to be able to use one.
thatguru877 1 month ago
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kirbthe7 1 month ago
Would you say that a Mosin is worth $250 if it has a better action put in?
kaglerthewiccan 1 month ago
@kaglerthewiccan No, what better action would there be? It would just be nother Mosin bolt/action since thats the only gun that fits in a Mosin receiver. So your just trading one mosin bolt/action for another, that makes no sense unless there was something wroing with the first one in shich place all thats been done is repair it to get it back to normal which adds no value just keeps it from being worth less because of having bad action
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
I love the colour on those rifles , mines uber dark :(
LastRussianEmporer 1 month ago
@LastRussianEmporer Well he one on top I refinished to a natural blonde wood color
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo you did a really nice job, I like the lighter colours.
LastRussianEmporer 1 month ago
great video.i said the same thing when i bought my mosin.why didnt i buy one of these a long time ago? lol
grumpyacid5650 1 month ago
@grumpyacid5650 Exactly
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Would you happen to have a link or something for the stock because ive also been looking for some striper clips for my mosin thank you
shadowkiller2208 1 month ago
What is the butt stock and ammo wrap you have on the yellow mosin?
shadowkiller2208 1 month ago
@shadowkiller2208 Thats just a cheap elastic shell holder, don't even remember where I got it. The rubber buttpad I got online on ebay for $15 bucks with some stripper clips
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
powerful round for cheap, tough rifle for cheap, win win
buy ten and clean em up and store em
buy ten more and leave em in cosmoline to bury in the yard for later :D
8BitBastard 1 month ago
@8BitBastard Now that sounds like a plan
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Nice video. I got my 91/30 a couple of months ago. It is very accurate and fun to shoot. I hear it is even more accurate with the bayonet attached but too many people start asking questions when it is attached and that gets in the way of your shooting. Metric shit-ton of videos? Is that a technical term?
ZipTumbleFast 1 month ago
@ZipTumbleFast Yeah a metric shit is = to 10 metric tons which is = to 11.2 standard tons ....... lol
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
@ZipTumbleFast If someone asks why you have the bayonet attached, you say "shut the fuck up thats why" lol
Gungeek 1 month ago
@Gungeek lol hey i'm subscribed to you
JugBrothers 1 month ago
I paid $155 + $20 shipping + $15 for transfer from RGUNS.net for a 1943 91/30 Tula which has the original bolt turned-down, matching numbers etc, and it is BEAUTIFUL, a much redder color than most. I love it. Bolt can be a little sticky, but it seems that as long as you do it all in one swift motion you'll not have problems. I also got a crate of 880rds there, for $140 but the shipping was like $50, still though that's a damn good deal. I plan on putting a PU scope on it soon.
DRIVEBYRACHKO 1 month ago
@DRIVEBYRACHKO For one with the original bolt turned down that is a good deal
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
I like how you said "you'll never spend $120 better" because that's pretty much how I feel about Hi-Point handguns. I know I'm bound to get all kinds of shit for saying that but I really don't care. I've got a C-9, JHP and JCP and they are some bad ass handguns for under $200. No they are not Glocks, Springfields, S&W etc, I know that but that Hi-Point C-9 is the best $150 I've spent on a firearm and it seems like $120 for this Mosin rifle would be just as good an investment, thanks for the info
JDawgCCRecords 1 month ago
@JDawgCCRecords Absolutely, I've owned a Hi-Point, they're great pistols, not the prettiest things to look at but the run and they're acurate and for the price u can't beat that
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Local gun store has a big crate full of these for $119.99 each. Watching this vid I'd say it would be a damn good investment! I own an AK and the Russians sure do know how to make a rifle. I'm definitely going to have to pick one of these up soon!
JDawgCCRecords 1 month ago
or the draganov
steelwolf411 1 month ago
Lots of great info, ty sir
Nickl088 1 month ago
@Nickl088 Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
It Helped brother Great Vid !
MrRollandMartin 1 month ago
@MrRollandMartin Thanks bro, glad it helped
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
i just got my first :D where is the cheepest plase to get ammo???
ils360 1 month ago
@ils360 Try aimsurplusDOTcom - militaryshootersDOTcom - cheaperthandirtDOTcom - ammotogoDOTcom
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Nice video. My first gun i bought when i turned 18 was a 1942 Mosin Nagant for 100$ at my local SoCal BIG5 sporting goods store. Cheap and easy to come by ammo, I have absolutely no regrets.
MrDirtywizard 1 month ago
@MrDirtywizard Yeah they make a great first rifle
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Great video man nice job..
alen969 1 month ago
@alen969 Thanks bro
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
Thanks for posting and sharing this informative video and I think this would really people make a buying decision but you make may point out that a Mosin Nagant is commonly referred to a Mosin and a Nagant is the Nagant revolve as some people make this mistake which is also made in Russia as well. Also a great weapon to have for historical value and collectable.
ratagris21 1 month ago
Thx for the vid! I was actually going out tomorrow to look at a nagant. There's one at my local gun shop and i wanted to get a feel for the gun before i buy, but idk if it comes with the accessories like the ones online. Should i buy in store and accessories separate or go online? Also is there a difference in the hex nagant? Thx
FuNnYBJJT 1 month ago
@FuNnYBJJT The accessories really aren't that important except for the sling, other than that you really don't need any of the accessories, but if it comes with them then great. The hex recievers are just older models that can hold a little more value (and I do mean little, the difference between being worth $99 bucks and $110 bucks) but it doesn't affect the operation or reliability of the rifle at all.
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
I forget where but I heard that the length of pull is short b/c of all the layers of clothes and padding they wear to stay warm. BTW, I know you weren't trying to talk about it, but the original finishes look great and I'd like to keep it on mine too. It seems everything I see about removing cosmoline also removes the orig finish using chemicals. I guess heat is best for keeping the original finish but it wont fit in the oven. What did you use? Hair dryer, heat gun? Thanks.
lewdestbeast 2 months ago
@lewdestbeast I refinished the rifle, completely sanded and stripped it down and applied about 6 coats of Tru-Oil to it
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
lol i just bought one yesterday its a tula made mosin and it was priced at 130 but when it was all said and done it came to 180. the wood is beach and it looks as if i wanted to re stand it i could get it to be a blonde stock but my gun shop owner said dont do that it will lessen the value ii really want to get that reddish colour out of the wood and this ugly stain out... what should i do?
robertforster94 2 months ago
@robertforster94 The Mosin is only worth about $100 to $120 anyway so your not going to lessen the value, your shop owner doesn't know what he's talking about. If it was some kind of PU Sniper model or an M44 carbine then u might want to keep it original (maybe, but I'd still refinish it) because those are worth a little more (like maybe $250) but a standard 91/30 is a dime a dozen, they made millions of them, your not going to hurt the value of a $100 gun, make it your own.
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo yea i have one more ? um my mosin has some brass coloured parts on it like right above the action and near the front sight is that anything special and i watched your 2 part vids on refinnishing one of you mosins and that blonde stock looks great btw
robertforster94 2 months ago
@robertforster94 No, the brass doesn't mean anything special other than that it was more than likely manufacturered when there were no conflicts or wars going on because during wartime the rifles tended to not have all the "frills" on them as they were being built much quicker and with whatever materials were available not just things like brass. The brass looks nice, but makes no difference in resale value, you wouldn't be able to sell it for any more money because of it
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo if it was made in non wartime does that me posibly it could be more accurate? when i refinish my stock what can i use to get that low gloss look of the old mosin?
robertforster94 1 month ago
@robertforster94 No that won't have any affect on accuracy. If u want a los gloss finish then just use a low gloss stain to refinish the rifle instead of something like Tru-Oil or Min-wax that will give it a shine
NeverEnuffAmmo 1 month ago
@robertforster94 boiled linseed oil might be a good bet, but its a little time consuming
YELLY131 1 month ago
Dude dragonunovs and those ramanian psl shoot 762x54... your an idiot for saying its really the only weapon that fires it
fetus2genius1 2 months ago
the reason the stock's are so short, they were made for kids...literally 15+ were fighting with these. it was supposed to be a one size fits all.
bobcrawman34 2 months ago
"metric shit ton"..yuda man!!!
bobcrawman34 2 months ago
i think the R in 7.62x54R stands for rim, not Russian, not sure about that though...
713slipkn0t713 2 months ago
@713slipkn0t713 Yes it does, but the 7.62x54r round is refered to as 762 Russian, just as 7.62x39 is refered to as 762 Soviet & 7.62x51 is refered to as 762 NATO
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
I have a 1939 Mosin i purchased at a gun show, an i paid 369.00 for it, an ill tell you why. It was an issued rifle an it is flawless, no nicks no bruises an it is furnished an polished. It practicably looks NEW! Its authentic all matching numbers an it is gorgeous. Ive never seen one with a stock furnished like that before. An yes i want more of them. Funny story a German foreign exchange student fired it back in high school. She was a hottie an had no idea what she was holding lol.
9langenk 2 months ago
I just picked up a Chinese made t53 1960 proof marked m44 copy and i love mine to death , got it off a friend he loved it and i now love it to, payed less than $50 bucks for it but its in good shape shoots well and just needs a bayonet and a cleaning rod . Good video and there amazing rifles especially for me as my first fire arm
Survivalist31 2 months ago
@Survivalist31 $50 bucks is a hell of a deal, those m44 carbines are great guns. Thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo yup they pack a punch like a mule and i wouldn't want to be on the business end of it should the need ever arise for it to be pointed at another living creature .
Survivalist31 2 months ago
Nice video, good style you have, that is, right to the point.
Cabela's right now has a ton of these in every store, and they are selling them for $150.
Stocks range from fair to good, metal looks really good, all the inside is covered with Cosmoline.
Think it's worth it? Thinking of getting three of them, one for me, and the others for my best shooting partners.
TheDoug76 2 months ago
Loveed you video awsome
bassmaster690 2 months ago
@bassmaster690 Thanks, glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
I got mine today,i shot it.....I came.
skyii123 2 months ago 2
@skyii123 Hahahahaha ........ thats awesome
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo lol its loud!
skyii123 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo oh yeah i've got a question is it safe to shoot at an old metal\plastic treadmill?
skyii123 2 months ago
@skyii123 Not for the treadmill ...... lol
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo lol
skyii123 2 months ago
Excellent video, very informative.
Shadowfax424 2 months ago
@Shadowfax424 Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
that's some silky smooooth bolt action.
eq562 2 months ago
@eq562 Yeah, it just takes a little work
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
Excellent review.
One thing you might have mentioned is that if you get a C&R license (around $30 for 3 years) you can buy online and have a Mosin shipped to your door, no transfer fee.
Only drawback is that you have to wait about 3 months for the license.
Once I have one Mosin, I'm going to get my C&R so that I can buy my subsequent ones online and cut out the middle man.
All of the gun stores here on Long Island are charging $160 for a no-frills standard 91/30 :(
xdoctorbeatx 2 months ago
@xdoctorbeatx Yeah if your plan on buying several older firearms then a C&R is a good way to save some time and money
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
I just bought one a couple days ago from Big 5 Sporting Goods for $119. 1938 Izhevsk version, imported by PW Arms. Anxious to fire it. Looks pretty good for a WWII antique.
Very nice video, keep them coming!
Grogz40 2 months ago
@Grogz40 Congratsvon the new rifle, you'll have a blast with it
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo I always have a blast when I'm out plinking. Just a new toy to plink with.
Grogz40 2 months ago
@NashCraft101 Well I can tell u that this will kick considerably more than a 16 gauge. As for other cheap rifles, I'd just go with a new rifle, depending on what u want to spend, u can get good solid single shot rifles from Rossi & HR for under $200 in a variety of calibers, but as I said it will be a single shot rifle. Other than that the next step up will be in the $250 to $300 range for something like a Mossberg ATR, also a good choice available in several calibers.
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
i got mine for $160 in a gun store
dabaddestbob 2 months ago
Hey just got a 1925 hex receiver Mosin-Nagant w/ Bayonet for $129 locally.It's been refurbished, and I haven't fired it yet.It still has all the cosmoline in it.Basically it appears new.I'm going to clean all of the cosmoline off the gun before going to shoot it, obviously.Got it for Christmas and is my first bolt-action rifle.I'll shoot a video when I go t the range.
GHOSTOFTN 2 months ago
@GHOSTOFTN Congrats, thats a great Christmas present!
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo Just wondering if a rifle like this will get much attention at the shooting range?
GHOSTOFTN 2 months ago
@GHOSTOFTN Yeah it will
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo I have a question about firing this rifle. I'm about 5 ft 2/3" and 109.2 pounds. Should I be bench firing this? And should I be wearing a thick winter coat (It's 1970's U.S. Military winter coat) to aid with the recoil?
deth2furries 2 months ago
@deth2furries Well I've found that height and weight only partially make a difference in recoil management, most of it is about experience and training with your gun, but that being said the Mosin does have a good kick and even though I wouldn't say that u should only bench shhot with it, u do want to spend some time learning how best to manage the recoil and a good think coat never hurt
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
@NeverEnuffAmmo Thank you for the help. God bless, and have a Merry Christmas.
deth2furries 2 months ago
nice metric shit using that one
sebastianthecool 2 months ago
@sebastianthecool Lol .... yeah thats my favorite form of measurment
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
Great video man!
thatuncgguy007 2 months ago
@thatuncgguy007 Thanks bro
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago
Good vid
xcesarxramosx 2 months ago
@xcesarxramosx Glad ya liked it, thanks 4 watching
NeverEnuffAmmo 2 months ago