Mosin Nagant m44 carbine i meant 1000 meters not just 10

A better look at my m44 because of the poor camera quality in the last one made in 1945 at Izhevsk.

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Sports

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• Mosin
• nagant
• m44
• 91/90
• m38
• russian
• ussr
• communist
• rifle
• military
• surplus

[migkillertwo]

it seems like these are rare finds. why, might I ask? didn't the russians produce millions upon millions of them during the first 50 years of the 20th century?

[mauser3846]

Mosin Nagants arn't hard to find its just hard to find them in excellent condition

[wookiechieftain573]

@xxxsherbxxx Anywhere from about $200.00 for a decent one, to no more then $350.00 for a pristine one. 

[ChrisCorle01]

@migkillertwo i think around 30some odd million

[xxxsherbxxx]

@mauser3846  how much would u say that a m44 would be worth in excellent condition?

[Omnignosis]

Nice rifle. How's the bore?

[tevyethemad]

Well when you have a conscript army of over a million, and each uneducated peasant has to be given a rifle, you want something that they can't do anything to to make it not fire. Same theory has been applied to the AK

[Jrhoney]

long long time. they will definitly go up in price but they will still be pretty cheap for some time.

[aikalim87]

Love these guns. The thing that always strikes me is that these Russian brutes always seem to have astoundingly well preserved barrels - and they were fed salty corrosive ammo with nary a clean.

[joshhh100001]

I have one just like that made in 1944. It does not look fired at all. I paid $175 for it. As long as I know how to clean it, it is a economic and accurate hunting rifle. I hope I can get another one. Maybe a M91.. Big 5 has them for $100 right now.

[joshhh100001]

Only 4 million M44s? How much longer do you think the MNs are going to be pleantyful and cheap here in the US?

[mauser3846]

well they made 17 million 91/30's and about 4 million m44's most have been arsonal refurbished and this one was made in June of 1945 and never saw combat its a $90 rifle and has an ugly import mark on it. If it was a m91 dragoon or cossak rifle that would be different but i bought this rifle to shoot i got my k98 and other things for the history. So dont shoot your mouth off until you know what your talking about.