Irony indeed. I have a 1943 Izhevsk m91/30 and love it. Bet the Nazis didn't like seeing those rifles marching into Berlin! Only 5 & 1/2 feet long with the Bayonet..... only.
why do you need to cycle fast? it's not as if you're using it like a close encounter machine gun. if anything, a slower bolt forces you to be more accurate and think more about when and where you're going to hit the target
U can cycle the mauser bolt pretty fast to, its just to get use to the bolt. Ive fired mine for 5 years. And when I cycle it, it looks like no other rifle can beat it in cycling.
But anyway, when its about 0.1 second of more cycling time it doesnt matter.
Yes it has been sticky, if u dont maintain it enough ofcourse it gets like that, id really like a clean bolted mosin my self ;)
I can see you taking your time with the mauser and your buddy trying his best to keep up with you with his Mosin. The m91/30 I have is a great rifle but the bolts a bit stiff on it also. Once you get used to it, you can cycle reasonably fast though.
It's a tough call. The average Mauser is faster than the average Mosin. However, if someone is experienced with Mosin actions, and they have a good one. I think a Mosin can be cycled slightly faster.
Just check out my 42 VKT M39 video and you'll see how fast a Mosin can cycle, at least as fast as I can cycle one.
the mosin nagant bolt is hard to open compared to a mauser because the mauser firing pin cocks back when chambering another round so you just gotta push harder. the mosin bolt cocks the firing pin back when opening the bolt so its pretty hard
Actually the M98 action is cock on open, just like the Mosin. The M1893, and maybe the M1896 (I don't have a '96 action yet) cock on close.
I think a lot of people find the Mosin action slower because they started on curves bolt rifles. That and the use of lacquer coated ammo, and cosmoline still in the chamber.
I started on straight bolts. My first rifle was an M44. With a clean Mosin bolt, I'm slightly faster with it than a Mauser. I can cycle my Finnish M39 much faster than a Mauser.
@ytykg Ah, the finns made beautiful Mosins I hear. Very high quality. I have an M44, M91/30 sniper with bent bolt, and a normal M91/30. If they've been cleaned of cosmoline and oiled a little, they can be pretty fast bolts! Not nearly as easy as the cock-on-close Lee Enfields, but that's not calling the Mosin or Kar98k slow. I think you might be right in saying the Mosin can be operated slightly faster than the kar with the right ammo and a clean reciever/bolt. Enfield is my favorite however :P
Well, the last year of the Russian production is 1948, but other countries such as China, Romania, Hungary, Poland, ETC. made M44 carbines, and a few long rifle into the 50's.
Lol 0:20 "OW"
koolaidria480 8 months ago 2
owww!!!.... wtf? i got shell to the head before and was like what DAMN NATURE YOU SCARY!
raspmonkey 10 months ago
lmfao a nice bullet shell to the head
blongsta5 1 year ago
The Lee Enfield cocks on close, K98 is cock on open.
The force of gravity favors the former over the latter.
Redfingers 1 year ago
Irony indeed. I have a 1943 Izhevsk m91/30 and love it. Bet the Nazis didn't like seeing those rifles marching into Berlin! Only 5 & 1/2 feet long with the Bayonet..... only.
TheLocalOutdoorsman 2 years ago
wow the irony!!!
shotbydalonewolf 2 years ago
Do you have a Chinese Nationalist Mauser? like a Chiang Kai-sheck rifle?
brtshstel 2 years ago
why do you need to cycle fast? it's not as if you're using it like a close encounter machine gun. if anything, a slower bolt forces you to be more accurate and think more about when and where you're going to hit the target
star112345 2 years ago
Not really, less cycle time means more aiming time.
ytykg 2 years ago 6
U can cycle the mauser bolt pretty fast to, its just to get use to the bolt. Ive fired mine for 5 years. And when I cycle it, it looks like no other rifle can beat it in cycling.
But anyway, when its about 0.1 second of more cycling time it doesnt matter.
Yes it has been sticky, if u dont maintain it enough ofcourse it gets like that, id really like a clean bolted mosin my self ;)
Staatssicherheit 2 years ago
I can see you taking your time with the mauser and your buddy trying his best to keep up with you with his Mosin. The m91/30 I have is a great rifle but the bolts a bit stiff on it also. Once you get used to it, you can cycle reasonably fast though.
founditnow54 2 years ago
in your opinion, which rifle can fire faster? i personally believe that the mosin can cycle faster than most types of mauser.
ramberghini 2 years ago
It's a tough call. The average Mauser is faster than the average Mosin. However, if someone is experienced with Mosin actions, and they have a good one. I think a Mosin can be cycled slightly faster.
Just check out my 42 VKT M39 video and you'll see how fast a Mosin can cycle, at least as fast as I can cycle one.
ytykg 2 years ago
the mosin nagant bolt is hard to open compared to a mauser because the mauser firing pin cocks back when chambering another round so you just gotta push harder. the mosin bolt cocks the firing pin back when opening the bolt so its pretty hard
baconator490 2 years ago
Actually the M98 action is cock on open, just like the Mosin. The M1893, and maybe the M1896 (I don't have a '96 action yet) cock on close.
I think a lot of people find the Mosin action slower because they started on curves bolt rifles. That and the use of lacquer coated ammo, and cosmoline still in the chamber.
I started on straight bolts. My first rifle was an M44. With a clean Mosin bolt, I'm slightly faster with it than a Mauser. I can cycle my Finnish M39 much faster than a Mauser.
ytykg 2 years ago
@ytykg Ah, the finns made beautiful Mosins I hear. Very high quality. I have an M44, M91/30 sniper with bent bolt, and a normal M91/30. If they've been cleaned of cosmoline and oiled a little, they can be pretty fast bolts! Not nearly as easy as the cock-on-close Lee Enfields, but that's not calling the Mosin or Kar98k slow. I think you might be right in saying the Mosin can be operated slightly faster than the kar with the right ammo and a clean reciever/bolt. Enfield is my favorite however :P
NormanMatchem 8 months ago
I smiled at 0:21, just out of curiosity how many guns do you own?
N5II 2 years ago
I have at least one rifle from each major power in WWII except Italy. I have more than one of most of those.
ytykg 2 years ago
Hahahahahahahaha
tha irony
Garron81 2 years ago
i have all of the firearms of the soviet union in WWII
and a couple of german firearms.
my faivoraite one to shoot :
Mosin Nagat 1928 (short)
Daniel325new 2 years ago
when did russia stop making the mosin nagant? Im buying an m44 carbine made in 1953 and i wana know if its authentic
ilovecats748 2 years ago
Well, the last year of the Russian production is 1948, but other countries such as China, Romania, Hungary, Poland, ETC. made M44 carbines, and a few long rifle into the 50's.
ytykg 2 years ago
o yea i checked the symbols and found out its hungarian
ilovecats748 2 years ago