Mosin Nagant 91/30, Ishevsk 1943

New to me, is my first surplus rifle, the Mosin Nagant. This rifle was mfg in 1943, and is in really nice condition. I make reference to an airsoft version that cost $800.00 to $900.00... I was wrong, Redwolf shows an obsolete version for $1,299.00!!!!! That is 13 times what I paid for the real deal. Enjoy, I plan to make more videos of this rifle.

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[PnoiiZz]

Do you need any kind of license for this surplus rifle?

[xxDRAGON64xx]

@PnoiiZz

The shop did a background check on me, and that was it.

[blackout8015]

Might I suggest that you lean forward a bit when you fire. I helps greatly with recoil control.

[xxDRAGON64xx]

@blackout8015

I fired off a magazine yesterday, and did just that... leaning forward helped alot.

[blackout8015]

Very nice, good sir. I love surplus rifles. You should look into Lee-Enfield rifles. I have an Ishapore Enfield No. I Mk. III SMLE. It saw action in one of the World Wars (the seller wasn't entirely certain of it's history) but it was definitely used in a war. It has the stamp of it's platoon on the stock. But besides all that, it is absolutely the smoothest bolt-action surplus rifle I have ever fired.

[xxDRAGON64xx]

@blackout8015

I have a list of surplus wood and steel that I would like to get... theLee Enfield is one of them. I am going to look at an 8mm Mauser... it felt good in my hands, I kind of wish I had scooped it up.

[ecto24]

@caseofwoopass there are hex receiver 91/30's though.

[Fyremael]

Nice looking rifle! It looks to me like you may have a post-war stock on there, as they tended to try to conserve materials and time by omitting the metal from the rear sling escutcheons and the upper half of the front escutcheons on our war-time rifles. Mine is also a 1943, made at the Izhevsk armory. I'm working on sanding and staining it tonight, actually. Hoping it will look like yours when it's done!

[xxDRAGON64xx]

@20thcenturyfilmdocs

Yeah, I screwed up a setting on our camera, that my daughter had to fix...

[20thcenturyfilmdocs]

Yeah, that's weird, it almost looks like you're green-screening these shots, because the body shots look nearly devoid of color