I use 203 grain rounds for my dad's mosin nagant. Dam you should have seen people were like, dude you would be able to handle that, and I was like, Well just did and Im doing it again.
You need some additional pressure, similar to that of WW2-Stalingrad assault. Such as motars, 1000 man assaults, grenades, people dying and German 88's coming fire at you. Now, can you take as long to get 5 shots off?
"Please God..." Because we all know that supreme deities have a vested interest in the shooting abilities of vintage sniper weapons!! :-) Nice shooting by the way.
All my Russian M91's seem to like 150 grain spitzers best, with IMR 4064. Maybe they would not be good for 1,000 meters, but group wise on paper, I can't beat that combo.
Considering vintage of weapon & site plus range & it sounded like you had more than just a slight breeze to deal with on top of everything else, that was some pretty fine shooting, nice to watch.
Also it was interesting to see your middle finger trigger technique, something I haven't seen for a very long time & not that often, also used by a fine marksman/sniper with the South African Recon Commando.
Try the Lapua D166 bullet if the bore diameter corresponds. In my Finn M39's with Norma brass and Vihtavuori powder the results are spectacular. As you are well aware COL, charge weight, primer, etc is subjective due to so many variables, but you also realize I'm preaching to choir on this subject................ :)
Amazing build, It makes me cringe when I think about how much I paid for my rifle for F class matches. Your entire setup probably costs a fraction of what my scope alone does. Though my eyes aren't nearly as good as they use to be so I need good glass on the rifle. It looks like I'm going to have to find a good Mosin for a project gun now.
The mosin is a great rifle. Not many people give them the respect they deserve. Plus, you can pick one up for around 100 bucks. This guy does some very good shooting. Keep up the good work!
@BlackFlagProperty here is the funny thin people think since it's german and more expensive it's obviously a better rifle (kar98k and mosin have the same moa) (m44 or m39 or any high quality mosin will out shoot a mosin) kar98ks are amazing accurate rifles but there are a lot of mosins out there that make kar98k look like trash and still 50% cheaper
Great shooting. Anyone who still needs talked into buying Mosin, check my channel. Hey shooter, I am in Vegas and those mountains look familiar. Which one of these desert states are you in?
mag30th: my MN91/30 is a 1937 tula, round receiver, recrowned, floated, bedded, 4x32 EER, very nice bore. 0.3115" groove2groove. My choices are 174gr, 185gr, 200gr for reaching out to 880m. Based on your experience, can you lead me to the better choice in terms of bullet mass, and bullet diameter? Powder I can figure out. This again is for 880m or more. I have to use EER beacuse of my eyes. It is just me. Thanks.
@alsatian9130 1 of 2 Without experimenting with each load on your rifle and just guessing, I would go with either the 174 (.311) or the 200 Lapua (in .310), and out of those two with yours at .3115, I think your best bet would be with the 174 match. In this rifle here in this video, 200 grain in .308 worked best, while the .308 diameter bullet was terrible in my other rifles.
2 of 2 The Lapua seems to work very well overall in all the rifles in all of the rifles, while in my original 91.30 sniper, the 174 in .311 (with 48.1 of 4320 IMR) flat out was the best. I sounds like a beautiful rifle you have there, I hope it works out for you.
@mag30th -> thank you for your thoughts and time. I have a lot of success with 148gr ussr lps up to 460m, then up from there brown bear 174gr/185gr FMJ. I just wondered about a 200gr, I will most likely have to swage my own lead bullets and jackets. I will stick with 148/174gr set since they work well. If you have anymore info, or just wanna chat 7.62x54r, please do so. You are a real marksman. Its nice to see artwork once in a while. Keep up the good work. From upstate NY
i have a 1937 ,its the same thing how much would mine be worth,mine has the star with the arrow in the middle,and no markings whats so ever,please help me
@johnpond69 I wanted to but it turns out the original PU scope cost more than the rifle plus having a gunsmith to drill and tap it, too expensive. Iron sights FTW!
Got any vids on what you did to the rifle? I see guys buying after market stocks and then complaining about them. Would love to see a vid on bedding a Mosin in its original stock. Thanks so much for making this video!
your livin my dream man, I really want to get onto a 1000m range. But that kinda distance is real hard to come by out here in the east. Nice shooting!
@903strikerunit I have nerve damage from a neck injury, my index finger and thumb on both hands used to give me lots of "issues." But in the last few years things have improved somewhat and Ive been able to shoot some of my rifles with the index finger.
@mag30th Does this rifle kick alot im 14 and i think these guns are amazing and would love to have one but imma use it to plink and target practice and that means im going to put lots of rounds through it and dont want my shoulder to get sore real fast
@0N35595 Plinking with 7.62x56mm ammo is going to get VERY expensive very quickly... You're looking at around $0.75 every time you pull the trigger... For plinking, I recommend something like a Ruger 10/22... MUCH cheaper ammo and just as much fun to shoot...
@903strikerunit Many precision rifle shooters will use their middle finger on the trigger it gives a "weird" feeling on the finger and for me results in less trigger jerk and therefore smaller groups
i was thinking about getting one and floating the barrel and glass bedding it myself.for a fun project and it's cheap enough.did you do the work yourself?
Are you using a Timney trigger because it looks like you flip the safety off at one point during the film. Awesome shooting by the way the concentration and focus to make a shot like that is incredible.
I noticed you do alot of these videos. i want to know where u get your ammo. I want to buy a nagant but I cant find any boxer primed brass case ammo for it. All I can find is bulk crap steel cases. Any ideas?
would you say the mosin is more accurate in an aftermarket synthetic stock, or the original russian? i have done alot of work to mine in a synthetic (free floating the barrel and such) but thinking of putting it into the original wood again.
@WinterizedGhillie It's cheap because there were something like 17 million of them made. They were used in both world wars and production was stopped in 1944 to be replaced by the SKS. I have a chinese made SKS with a shortened barrel and can shoot a 2 1/2 inch pattern a 100 yards with mil surp ammo. Just bought a 91/30 Mosin Nagant that I have not had a chance to shoot yet.
@WinterizedGhillie just bought one yesterday. other videos have mention the trigger being to long. mine was the direct opposite. once in a while the firing pin would engage on its own when i put the bolt into position. if i had a live round there, it would have fired. i tried to adjust it at first by removing the trigger assembly but my trigger pin would not come out even with liquid wrench. so i messed with it for a couple of hours and finally got to where it is now safe to take to range.
There's something I don't quite understand, would someone be able to point me in the right direction with this because I'm thinking of reloading in the future. Why use a 0.308 inch projectile as opposed to a standard 0.311 inch projectile? I know the difference is only 0.003 inches, not even a tenth of a millimetre, but wouldn't that make a difference to velocity and accuracy as the projectile has less contact with the rifling and does not seal the expanding gas as effectively?
What amazes me is the consistency you're getting with that rifle, even the misses aren't that far off the mark; which I think is pretty damn good for a lightly modified 60+ year old rifle produced under war time conditions.
I forget the term for it but keep the rifle as still as possible during operation of the bolt. Keep your head and check on the rifle as if aiming in order to have as similar a sight picture as the last shot. This will improve accuracy :) Get my nagant in a couple of weeks can't wait to shot it :)
@TheSuperYoda Indeed. These rifles are shockingly loud, though less painful without hearing protection than a more modern 7.62x51. Less of a crack, more of a "boom"
so he dosnt go deaf? My hearings bad...I fired my mosin a few times without ear plugs once and it wasnt loud...that means my hearing is shot...so protect your ears kiddies
@ chalajandro, I bought mine for $85.00 it came with all the accessories. The gun is in 8 out of ten condition ( 10 being perfect ) I can buy new factory ammo for $12.00 per 20 all day long. I hope this helps answer your question.
@chalajandro Absolutely it's a good deal. Plus more guns in the hands of good people means more power for good people if and when things get chaotic. Arm up brother!
are you sure you are not using .311 or.312 bullets of 200grains? because you cant use .308 caliber bullets in a 7.62 rimmed cartridge. 7.62 russian is a totally different animal than 7.62 nato. there is 3-4 thousandths of an inch difference between those two 7.62 projectiles.
@mag30th Hey there! I have a question about your ballistics. Would you be able to tell me what type of loads you use? I am thinking of going with the the "PE" mount from accumount's site. What scope would you recommend? Do you know if modern scope bodies will fit the old PE rings?
you've got to be fucking kidding me. that's rediculously far. and yeah yeah there are guns that reach out 2500 yards but seriously that is a long ass ways away. lets see you have to use google maps to show your rang size haha
Does anyone know what is the best things to clean a mosin nagant with? I heard that surplus ammo will corrode and destroy the rifle over time if not cleaned. I haven't clean my rifle for almost 4 weeks. Is it in a bad condition if I don't clean it ASAP?
@killacomeback if you dont wash it out directly after firing with as they say "corrosive" ammo you barrel and internal parts will rust up fast. All you need is your water hose and water jet the salts out of the guns ( dont go buy windex or boil your gun in water. all you need is a hose and towels )
Thanks dude. I did not wash my rifle at all. I used Hoppes 9 cleaning and took out almost all the green stuff. A lot of black stuff was on my little cleaning patch. Is that good? and also alot of silverly metal power stuff is coming out. I think I might have cleaned it too much. Either way I didn't use water yet.
@killacomeback The oils will not remove the salts so you may want to check up on the rifle in a day to see if any rust is forming if so then wash her good. The green stuff is probably the cosmoline from long term storage, as long as you cleaned it out of the barrel you will not have a problem with it. (although you should clean it all out because it just keeps gunk in your gun) and I would say head down to walmart and pick up a "bore-snake" for .308 and use that instead of wipes, hope it helps
@killacomeback upload a few photos to photobucket or some where and mail me the picture links. I will try my best to help you out. Without actually seeing these I honestly cant say.
@momasboy10 their old but they are built parooskie tough, and cheap too, I got one for $200 with all the bells and whistles, bayonet, oil can and multi tool.
@FamGuy15 no they normally don't it's the casmoline that makes it look like a shitty mechanism but if you clean ALL the casmoline and polish the bolt a little it is VERY smooth the only problem you will EVER have with the mosin as if you load it in a certain way the round just does not want to feed but its an easy fix
Gotta love dirt cheap guns like this. I'm going to get one and get it in this setup. But i love how hard it is to find this setup under $100. And i also cant find this at a normal FFL dealer i have to go online to find this and the one i found was $459.99. I can get the gun for about $99.99 then the bolt for about $25 and the scope and mount are over $300. Not what i was expecting
I use 203 grain rounds for my dad's mosin nagant. Dam you should have seen people were like, dude you would be able to handle that, and I was like, Well just did and Im doing it again.
jesse17ful 40 minutes ago
mmmm vapor trails
ChrisWithACam 20 hours ago
Wow, that old rifle lets off quite a bit of recoil. And a thousand yards? Awesome. I bet it could shoot farther.
Maybe.
DizzyMan24 22 hours ago
my new england mosin-nagant iron sights goes up two 3200 yards thats 1.8 mile ..........
69fastbacklover 3 days ago
Considering getting one at next weekend's show. You pretty much sealed the deal for me!
blak8819 6 days ago
0:44 ouh my ass
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kamrat40 1 week ago
You need some additional pressure, similar to that of WW2-Stalingrad assault. Such as motars, 1000 man assaults, grenades, people dying and German 88's coming fire at you. Now, can you take as long to get 5 shots off?
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zacherycote49 1 week ago
"Please God..." Because we all know that supreme deities have a vested interest in the shooting abilities of vintage sniper weapons!! :-) Nice shooting by the way.
spacesaver100 1 week ago
All my Russian M91's seem to like 150 grain spitzers best, with IMR 4064. Maybe they would not be good for 1,000 meters, but group wise on paper, I can't beat that combo.
EddieCat1971 1 week ago
Considering vintage of weapon & site plus range & it sounded like you had more than just a slight breeze to deal with on top of everything else, that was some pretty fine shooting, nice to watch.
Also it was interesting to see your middle finger trigger technique, something I haven't seen for a very long time & not that often, also used by a fine marksman/sniper with the South African Recon Commando.
Keep it up & keep enjoying your shooting.
Roiitokoloshe 1 week ago
looks like a fun rifle to shoot ..thinking of getting one just for shits and giggles
octalex11 1 week ago
Can a M44 do the same thing? Or at least 800 yards?
albertyupan 1 week ago
Try the Lapua D166 bullet if the bore diameter corresponds. In my Finn M39's with Norma brass and Vihtavuori powder the results are spectacular. As you are well aware COL, charge weight, primer, etc is subjective due to so many variables, but you also realize I'm preaching to choir on this subject................ :)
TheBlacksan 2 weeks ago
i love the way WWII rifles are so rugged,
BucketBoi420 2 weeks ago
Can this incredible accurization be done with pretty much any Mosin?
Redcom001 2 weeks ago
I shot a steel plate 18 inches high and 18 inches wide from 200 yds with no scope and in the off-hand .... they are pretty acurate to be so old ...
a03118541 2 weeks ago
Amazing build, It makes me cringe when I think about how much I paid for my rifle for F class matches. Your entire setup probably costs a fraction of what my scope alone does. Though my eyes aren't nearly as good as they use to be so I need good glass on the rifle. It looks like I'm going to have to find a good Mosin for a project gun now.
cypherf0x 2 weeks ago
The mosin is a great rifle. Not many people give them the respect they deserve. Plus, you can pick one up for around 100 bucks. This guy does some very good shooting. Keep up the good work!
BlackFlagProperty 2 weeks ago
@BlackFlagProperty here is the funny thin people think since it's german and more expensive it's obviously a better rifle (kar98k and mosin have the same moa) (m44 or m39 or any high quality mosin will out shoot a mosin) kar98ks are amazing accurate rifles but there are a lot of mosins out there that make kar98k look like trash and still 50% cheaper
MrDip02 1 week ago
I want to learn to shoot long range like this. I hit targets 400 meters away no problem but ive never shot anything over 600 meters.
Alfonsoisgod 2 weeks ago
Great shooting. Anyone who still needs talked into buying Mosin, check my channel. Hey shooter, I am in Vegas and those mountains look familiar. Which one of these desert states are you in?
mpzreb17 2 weeks ago
Fantastic shooting.
skurtov 3 weeks ago
Great video keep up the good work.
tillasmax 3 weeks ago
mag30th: my MN91/30 is a 1937 tula, round receiver, recrowned, floated, bedded, 4x32 EER, very nice bore. 0.3115" groove2groove. My choices are 174gr, 185gr, 200gr for reaching out to 880m. Based on your experience, can you lead me to the better choice in terms of bullet mass, and bullet diameter? Powder I can figure out. This again is for 880m or more. I have to use EER beacuse of my eyes. It is just me. Thanks.
alsatian9130 3 weeks ago
@alsatian9130 1 of 2 Without experimenting with each load on your rifle and just guessing, I would go with either the 174 (.311) or the 200 Lapua (in .310), and out of those two with yours at .3115, I think your best bet would be with the 174 match. In this rifle here in this video, 200 grain in .308 worked best, while the .308 diameter bullet was terrible in my other rifles.
mag30th 3 weeks ago
2 of 2 The Lapua seems to work very well overall in all the rifles in all of the rifles, while in my original 91.30 sniper, the 174 in .311 (with 48.1 of 4320 IMR) flat out was the best. I sounds like a beautiful rifle you have there, I hope it works out for you.
mag30th 3 weeks ago
@mag30th -> thank you for your thoughts and time. I have a lot of success with 148gr ussr lps up to 460m, then up from there brown bear 174gr/185gr FMJ. I just wondered about a 200gr, I will most likely have to swage my own lead bullets and jackets. I will stick with 148/174gr set since they work well. If you have anymore info, or just wanna chat 7.62x54r, please do so. You are a real marksman. Its nice to see artwork once in a while. Keep up the good work. From upstate NY
alsatian9130 3 weeks ago
Wow!
glennwih 3 weeks ago
I just think you are fantastic. Thank you!
zebkunst 4 weeks ago
i have a 1937 ,its the same thing how much would mine be worth,mine has the star with the arrow in the middle,and no markings whats so ever,please help me
mr010tommy010 1 month ago
@mr010tommy010 sht nice find, no random markings on the receiver?
Mrgoodnyt 4 weeks ago
@Mrgoodnyt JUST A STAR WITH A ARROW
mr010tommy010 4 weeks ago
this is awsome!! What kind of scope mount are you using?
kafunch 1 month ago
it seems to me that your on line but skiping the rounds to target by falling short a few feet
red88ization 1 month ago
what's the wind speed during that time?
hex3ne 1 month ago
@Pipicification im guessing you're the stupid one as well.
MrDip02 1 month ago
im thinking about buying a scope for my mosin but i really like the iron sights idk haha
johnpond69 1 month ago
@johnpond69 I wanted to but it turns out the original PU scope cost more than the rifle plus having a gunsmith to drill and tap it, too expensive. Iron sights FTW!
MRcalibrecincuenta 2 weeks ago
Simo Häyhä could do this with iron sights, winter winds and whole crack units of Russian snipers after him. Man was a freak with the Mosin Nagant.
NeonSloaney 1 month ago
@NeonSloaney Agreed - Simo was a complete badass... 550 confirmed kills with a Mosin-Nagant in -40 to -20 degree temps...
ChrisCDK 1 month ago
i dont see the bullet...
CptMikeGarcia 1 month ago
Got any vids on what you did to the rifle? I see guys buying after market stocks and then complaining about them. Would love to see a vid on bedding a Mosin in its original stock. Thanks so much for making this video!
Emery98 1 month ago
your livin my dream man, I really want to get onto a 1000m range. But that kinda distance is real hard to come by out here in the east. Nice shooting!
nozman1 1 month ago
man i love this rifle
turkeyforever100 1 month ago
What brand of ammo did u use?
BASSPLAYAAA 1 month ago
One of my best students!
ElCajoia 1 month ago
errrrmm why does he uses his middle finger?
903strikerunit 1 month ago
@903strikerunit I have nerve damage from a neck injury, my index finger and thumb on both hands used to give me lots of "issues." But in the last few years things have improved somewhat and Ive been able to shoot some of my rifles with the index finger.
mag30th 1 month ago 16
@mag30th Does this rifle kick alot im 14 and i think these guns are amazing and would love to have one but imma use it to plink and target practice and that means im going to put lots of rounds through it and dont want my shoulder to get sore real fast
0N35595 1 month ago
@0N35595 they dont kick too hard im 16 and i love my mosin. its a great gun for a some one your age.
derstrumer88 1 month ago
@0N35595 Plinking with 7.62x56mm ammo is going to get VERY expensive very quickly... You're looking at around $0.75 every time you pull the trigger... For plinking, I recommend something like a Ruger 10/22... MUCH cheaper ammo and just as much fun to shoot...
ChrisCDK 1 month ago
@ChrisCDK ive found cheap ammo for it and i dont want a .22
0N35595 1 month ago
@ChrisCDK It's 7.62x54R, not 7.62x56 and it's rather cheap - surplus "plinking grade" ammo runs like $80 for 440 rounds (about $0.18 per shot)
12799MaDeuce 1 month ago
@mag30th Man, that must have been pretty hard with that trigger pull!
Dragunov1185 1 month ago
@903strikerunit Many precision rifle shooters will use their middle finger on the trigger it gives a "weird" feeling on the finger and for me results in less trigger jerk and therefore smaller groups
melvinpw72 4 weeks ago
@melvinpw72 i tried it on my kar98k and it's kinda hard
903strikerunit 3 weeks ago
i was thinking about getting one and floating the barrel and glass bedding it myself.for a fun project and it's cheap enough.did you do the work yourself?
coooldeal 1 month ago
Best rifle of WWll
hardware199 1 month ago
This is a great rifle for killing people!
TheJeg777 1 month ago
Are you using a Timney trigger because it looks like you flip the safety off at one point during the film. Awesome shooting by the way the concentration and focus to make a shot like that is incredible.
SEALpup26 1 month ago
I noticed you do alot of these videos. i want to know where u get your ammo. I want to buy a nagant but I cant find any boxer primed brass case ammo for it. All I can find is bulk crap steel cases. Any ideas?
JoezVendetta 1 month ago
Dude, how can you even see that target at 1000 yards with only a 3.5x scope?
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@CamoNammo skill?
solittleusernames 23 hours ago
hello, mag30th,
would you say the mosin is more accurate in an aftermarket synthetic stock, or the original russian? i have done alot of work to mine in a synthetic (free floating the barrel and such) but thinking of putting it into the original wood again.
Hunter57dor 1 month ago
Is this gun reliable , no problems and cons ? I'm just curious because the price of one seems very cheap .Any help will be appreciated , thanks.
WinterizedGhillie 1 month ago
@WinterizedGhillie It's cheap because there were something like 17 million of them made. They were used in both world wars and production was stopped in 1944 to be replaced by the SKS. I have a chinese made SKS with a shortened barrel and can shoot a 2 1/2 inch pattern a 100 yards with mil surp ammo. Just bought a 91/30 Mosin Nagant that I have not had a chance to shoot yet.
texasironcowboy1 1 month ago
@WinterizedGhillie just bought one yesterday. other videos have mention the trigger being to long. mine was the direct opposite. once in a while the firing pin would engage on its own when i put the bolt into position. if i had a live round there, it would have fired. i tried to adjust it at first by removing the trigger assembly but my trigger pin would not come out even with liquid wrench. so i messed with it for a couple of hours and finally got to where it is now safe to take to range.
SimplyAsunder 1 month ago
Hey i have the same rifle just the rifle version.? if i put a monte carlo stock and scope it could it make the same shot you did?
EminemMcBadBoy 1 month ago
Oh YEAH! I can hit a can from 15 feet away with a slingshot!
TacticalPie 1 month ago
saw the bullet on 2:52-2:53 !! LOL:)
zotyy0 2 months ago
can you please tell me where you are shooting at?
as in where does this take place cause I want to shoot my nagant there at long range
jesse17ful 2 months ago
dude i shot one of those today man theyre badass
gangstathuggy 2 months ago
There's something I don't quite understand, would someone be able to point me in the right direction with this because I'm thinking of reloading in the future. Why use a 0.308 inch projectile as opposed to a standard 0.311 inch projectile? I know the difference is only 0.003 inches, not even a tenth of a millimetre, but wouldn't that make a difference to velocity and accuracy as the projectile has less contact with the rifling and does not seal the expanding gas as effectively?
flyboy172r 2 months ago
But a head aint that big.
TheWowowo 2 months ago
i have the M91/30 from 1942. but it dosent have the sniper style bolt and scope.
TheAvalonSword 2 months ago
What amazes me is the consistency you're getting with that rifle, even the misses aren't that far off the mark; which I think is pretty damn good for a lightly modified 60+ year old rifle produced under war time conditions.
TescoVee 2 months ago
i need a rifle like tht one,looks like the call of duty version lol
KevinEli77 2 months ago
i mean dope the scope in motherfucker not dildo in a scope
shawnmohr1989 2 months ago
Absolutely outstanding
evansquiddie 2 months ago
I forget the term for it but keep the rifle as still as possible during operation of the bolt. Keep your head and check on the rifle as if aiming in order to have as similar a sight picture as the last shot. This will improve accuracy :) Get my nagant in a couple of weeks can't wait to shot it :)
FilmGuyDebatingInfo 2 months ago
thats one hell of a bullet drop
TheAdamtheleveler 2 months ago
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I don't understand how the bullet drop is 3.something inches but at the bottom it said 32 feet.?.?
GMJ456 2 months ago
I don't understand how the bullet drop is 3.something inches but at the bottom it said or 32 feet.?.?
GMJ456 2 months ago
@GMJ456
pull out your calculator and multiply 32' x 12"
fuckin kids these days
347cidStang 2 months ago
@347cidStang hahahaha love that
misskittyleafs 2 months ago
@GMJ456 Are you fuckin' serious?
TescoVee 2 months ago
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don't be a pussy bro, why u wear ear plugs?
ignatei 2 months ago
@ignatei
Because this isnt call of duty,
TheSuperYoda 2 months ago 42
@TheSuperYoda Indeed. These rifles are shockingly loud, though less painful without hearing protection than a more modern 7.62x51. Less of a crack, more of a "boom"
jeffman3 2 weeks ago
@ignatei He enjoys hearing? Ask a gunner in a MRAP that question.
Spelunker0211 2 months ago
@ignatei
so he dosnt go deaf? My hearings bad...I fired my mosin a few times without ear plugs once and it wasnt loud...that means my hearing is shot...so protect your ears kiddies
warriorofsteel01 1 month ago
And what type of scope?
Fowl2338 2 months ago
@Fowl2338 i think it might be an original 3.4 power nagant style scope.
snowflakeFactory 2 months ago
Could you post a video on how you performed the modifications?
Fowl2338 2 months ago
@Fowl2338
Specifically, how did you free float the barrel?
Fowl2338 2 months ago
SNAAAAKE!
Mindfire333 2 months ago
That sound brings back memories. My Grandfather hunted with an Izhevsk 91-30.
Alex462047 2 months ago
u should do a video on how to shoot long range with a pu scope and dille the scope in
shawnmohr1989 2 months ago 16
@shawnmohr1989 A DILDO IN THE SCOPE IN?! WTF U SICK MOTHERFUCKER
deloreandmc88 2 months ago
so do you have to aim 8 mils up?
TheKittyMcfartface 2 months ago
@TheKittyMcfartface no mils in a PU
IsaacClarke1000 2 months ago
at first i thought it was a pciture of granite but then it took me a few seconds to figure out it wasnt lol fail.
dangswagger14 2 months ago
Dam thats a tiny scope to be shooting at 1000 yards, its kool that you're hitting the target though.
CamoNammo 2 months ago
@CamoNammo No kidding the target looked small in the 80x targeting scope. The stock PU scope is only 3.5x
needparalegal 1 month ago
@needparalegal This guy has some serious skills, I definately would want him on my side lol.
CamoNammo 1 month ago
thanks man! i'll post videos when i get it!!
chalajandro 2 months ago
I love your videos! Thanks for posting that reloading data! Do you use large rifle primers? (like CCI large rifle primers?)
crackahcrackah 2 months ago
200 grain like a boss, haha
GreatWhite85 2 months ago
where did u get the bolt and the scope mount for it i have been looking for those everywhere
guevarpa 2 months ago
@ chalajandro, I bought mine for $85.00 it came with all the accessories. The gun is in 8 out of ten condition ( 10 being perfect ) I can buy new factory ammo for $12.00 per 20 all day long. I hope this helps answer your question.
harvester144 2 months ago
someone please tell me, the mosin nagant w/bayonet, cleaning/tool kit, and 440 rounds of amo for around $200 + tax a good deal?? thankss
chalajandro 2 months ago
@chalajandro Absolutely it's a good deal. Plus more guns in the hands of good people means more power for good people if and when things get chaotic. Arm up brother!
crackahcrackah 2 months ago
@chalajandro
sounds good to me
dumapies 2 months ago
Middle finger FTW!
afterthisnap 3 months ago
That bullet was pretty slow...
MrRabidCat 3 months ago
@MrRabidCat You must not know what the hell your talking about :P stick to the video games
MrPapapineapple 2 months ago
@MrPapapineapple I mean, well, I dunno. It was far away. Still a good shot
MrRabidCat 2 months ago
WOW that accurate from that far o.o
ThePeopleneedhelp 3 months ago
Dude has to use google maps to show the range? Jesus.
DavidSheis 3 months ago 2
DAAAAANG man! Not bad! Good luck in your pursuit of perfection.
IIDASHII 3 months ago
what kind of scope is that? Also how did you choose to mount it?
AltonJB1984 3 months ago in playlist Shooting
@AltonJB1984 Its a PU Scope. It side mounts
PowderedAsh 3 months ago
no no-scope? lol
DrawingForMe 3 months ago
Maybe it's because he's usin his freaking middle finger to pull the trigger. Good shooting tho.
6Playing6Pretend6 3 months ago
1:48
Timurchin1 3 months ago
is that a original mosin nagant sniper or a false?
SonyPlaystationOne 3 months ago
@SonyPlaystationOne no man its real there is no copy they just produced so many there cheap about 100 dollars at big 5 or other stores!
metriodkiller 3 months ago
@SonyPlaystationOne >.> yes 1942
MrPapapineapple 2 months ago
what kind of scope is that and how much?
bossman12334 3 months ago
what state are you guys in?
blueballs5150 3 months ago
any idea of bullet drop with 180grain wolf ammo?
robthatguyx 3 months ago
sticky action much? Haha mosin nagants- gotta love em.
gman1225 3 months ago
OH....MY...LORD...
thesergreatvids 3 months ago
are you sure you are not using .311 or.312 bullets of 200grains? because you cant use .308 caliber bullets in a 7.62 rimmed cartridge. 7.62 russian is a totally different animal than 7.62 nato. there is 3-4 thousandths of an inch difference between those two 7.62 projectiles.
flyinbryan1619 3 months ago
1:48 you can hear the hit. Nice shooting.
LBKJUGGALO17 3 months ago
what scope is?
valeriobert 3 months ago
awsome shooting, added on to the fact that it looks like he's using the old style 4x scope, not a modern 20x like I'd probably need. cool vid
xcalieber 3 months ago
how many crosswinds if any?
theBURRITOmaniac 3 months ago
You aren't taking the recoil like a man haha
newnumanuma 3 months ago
@newnumanuma but he hits the target like a man
theBURRITOmaniac 3 months ago
@theBURRITOmaniac I wasn't dissing him, it was actually meant to be taken as sarcasm haha
newnumanuma 3 months ago
@newnumanuma oh ok lol
theBURRITOmaniac 3 months ago
@mag30th Hey there! I have a question about your ballistics. Would you be able to tell me what type of loads you use? I am thinking of going with the the "PE" mount from accumount's site. What scope would you recommend? Do you know if modern scope bodies will fit the old PE rings?
theduke502 3 months ago in playlist Firepower
you've got to be fucking kidding me. that's rediculously far. and yeah yeah there are guns that reach out 2500 yards but seriously that is a long ass ways away. lets see you have to use google maps to show your rang size haha
TheRedRockerHimself 3 months ago
Does anyone know what is the best things to clean a mosin nagant with? I heard that surplus ammo will corrode and destroy the rifle over time if not cleaned. I haven't clean my rifle for almost 4 weeks. Is it in a bad condition if I don't clean it ASAP?
killacomeback 3 months ago
@killacomeback if you dont wash it out directly after firing with as they say "corrosive" ammo you barrel and internal parts will rust up fast. All you need is your water hose and water jet the salts out of the guns ( dont go buy windex or boil your gun in water. all you need is a hose and towels )
Nikolai553 3 months ago
Thanks dude. I did not wash my rifle at all. I used Hoppes 9 cleaning and took out almost all the green stuff. A lot of black stuff was on my little cleaning patch. Is that good? and also alot of silverly metal power stuff is coming out. I think I might have cleaned it too much. Either way I didn't use water yet.
killacomeback 3 months ago
@killacomeback The oils will not remove the salts so you may want to check up on the rifle in a day to see if any rust is forming if so then wash her good. The green stuff is probably the cosmoline from long term storage, as long as you cleaned it out of the barrel you will not have a problem with it. (although you should clean it all out because it just keeps gunk in your gun) and I would say head down to walmart and pick up a "bore-snake" for .308 and use that instead of wipes, hope it helps
Nikolai553 3 months ago
What about the black stuff? Also some metal parts of the barrel were being scraped off when I clean it with a patch? Does that mean my bore is dying?
killacomeback 3 months ago
@killacomeback upload a few photos to photobucket or some where and mail me the picture links. I will try my best to help you out. Without actually seeing these I honestly cant say.
Nikolai553 3 months ago
this is why i buy American everything .... except my guns lol hooah great shooting man
CujoTheMadDawg310 3 months ago
Wow. 3 out of 5 at that range, with that weapon, is damn fine
StevenSnyder84 4 months ago
You sir, are amazing. I need at least a .300 Win Mag to reach 1,000 yards (to hit a cantaloupe).
SSgt24thMEU 4 months ago
the only problem i see here is the absence of a rag over the scope. them steel targets might catch the glint off ya scope!
skmongol 4 months ago
the mosin nagant may not be the prettiest gun to look at but it most certainly one of the best sounding
98whistler 4 months ago
at this distance it is more like artillery fire. Very nice shooting.
1moonlord2 4 months ago
I love how you can see the vapor trail. Thats awesome. Plan on doing this with my Mosin.
Dustpan04347 4 months ago
The funny thing is you can hear the bullet hitting the target or the ground.
Speclst 4 months ago
that is pretty impressive
AlaskanAssassin87 4 months ago
the sound of that weapon is amazing
dixiejubilee001 4 months ago
nice shooting Hathcock ;)
PureBlindMan 4 months ago
Can someone explain to me, doesnt glass bedding the reciver also freefloat the barrel?
ELITEHAMSTER123 4 months ago
@tomaspruzina exactly
MrDip02 4 months ago
I'm new to rifle shooting, but is this a great starter or is there a better rifle?
momasboy10 4 months ago
@momasboy10 their old but they are built parooskie tough, and cheap too, I got one for $200 with all the bells and whistles, bayonet, oil can and multi tool.
Masterrese 4 months ago
Does the handle on the bolt come off so you can replace it with the appropriate handle for sniping?
bigred2989 4 months ago
@bigred2989 no...the bolt handle is a part of the bolt body...but you can buy a new body with curved bolt.
mrantihippie 4 months ago
learn how to shoot properly.......distance between the scope
airgunsforlife 4 months ago
i would love to hunt deer with that badass rifle :D do all mosin nagants have that difficult bolt mechanism? coz he was having problems loading i saw
FamGuy15 4 months ago
@FamGuy15 no they normally don't it's the casmoline that makes it look like a shitty mechanism but if you clean ALL the casmoline and polish the bolt a little it is VERY smooth the only problem you will EVER have with the mosin as if you load it in a certain way the round just does not want to feed but its an easy fix
MrDip02 4 months ago
Out freaking standing!!!
SpencerAK74M 4 months ago
Gotta love dirt cheap guns like this. I'm going to get one and get it in this setup. But i love how hard it is to find this setup under $100. And i also cant find this at a normal FFL dealer i have to go online to find this and the one i found was $459.99. I can get the gun for about $99.99 then the bolt for about $25 and the scope and mount are over $300. Not what i was expecting
Ratkill9000 4 months ago
I just shot a Mossin nagant today. I didn't have the butt of the rifle quite right in my shoulder right, and kicked it like a 12 gauge.
PCGAMEfreak 4 months ago
@mag30th why did you remove the upper hand-guard? What does that do?
justinizzle66 4 months ago
how much is the bullet drop at this distance ?
what kind of scope is it ?
AK47infidel 4 months ago
@AK47infidel The bullet drop 391 inches or 32 feet.
PCGAMEfreak 4 months ago
AND HE USES A PU SCOPE GLORY OF GLORIES
dannyman4444 4 months ago
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