lets see those Mosins!!!!

[Pector55]

I'll try to get some pictures of my 4 (M38, M44, 91/30, and 91/30 hex). Meanwhile, here is my son shooting the M38.



Here we go.. I put the family on the pool table. I was going to add the Nagant revolver but the post says "Mosins" not "Nagants."

[jtkratzer]

Originally Posted by Pector55

I'll try to get some pictures of my 4 (M38, M44, 91/30, and 91/30 hex). Meanwhile, here is my son shooting the M38.

Nice...you should put a hotdog on the bayonet and have lunch after shooting a few rounds.

[glockguy68]

Originally Posted by LX Kid

DannyBoy, I don't remember who makes them but can be found on eBay at various prices. The 91/30 and M44/38 are differant mounts. The M44/38 mounts are shorter.

NOT SURE IF NC STAR OR CHEAPER THAN DIRT WHERE THE ATI STOCK FOR MOSINS ARE,JUST GIVE IT A CHECK ON CHEAPER THAN DIRT ON SCOUT MOUNTS...........

[dannyboy762]

I have been waiting 3 long days for this beautiful Russian 1944r M44 Izzy from AIM. All matching except for stock which has no numbers at all(?) perfect blue and excellent bore and counter bored. Enough chit chat here are the pictures....



Here she is fresh out of the box...

http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0821.jpg

here she is unpacked......

http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0822.jpg

here she is all cleaned up....


http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0823.jpg


and some good looking patch work.......

http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0824.jpg


http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0825.jpg

early bayonet lug...


http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0827.jpg

and her face.....

http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l...2/100_0826.jpg

[wizzegun]

Nice M44. Mosin stocks are not numbered. It looks like you have a wartime stock and those splices are pretty common. Give us a range report. Remember the M44 is sighted with the Bayo out. Not only does it look cool but the looks you get from others is pretty cool. It will most likely shoot high. What I do is put a piece of 3/32" heat shrink tubing on the sight and trim it down as I shoot. It usually doesn't need more than 1/8" rise to hit POA.

[93-2.3]

i never ha dan interest in these guns at all i always loved my ak 47 actually its a wasr but close enough for me. but then one day walking around a gun show i stopped by eagle arms table and saw a bunch of m44 for like 59 dollars so i bought one cause face it not too many rifles can be found for under 100 dollars. especially one that packs a punch like the mosin so i took it to the range and got hooked on them now i want to start collecting these things cause they are fun and cheap to shoot kinda like the sks used to be lol. anyway sorry no pics of it the rifeing and bluing is mint though and the stock well i guess it was used to hit trees or germans or i dont know what lots of patch work on it. it gives it personality though : )

[brian]

here's mine.

[Johnc]

I only have two. One is a 1938 Tula Finnland captured SA rifle. The other is an all matching (not forced), original 1944 Izzy sniper with PU scope. It shoots really well. With a warm barrel, it will put three rounds in a quarter size hole at 50 yards.