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Topic: Owning a Mosin Nagant Rifle.... (Anyones advice) 2 |
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| Centurion | I agree about the 7.62x54 round being something not to joke about. I bought 10 rounds and they are huge! I wonder how i'll cope with the Mosin Carbine rifle.
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| Optio |
Just remeber to keep the thing clean and it should stay as accurate as the day you bought it.
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| Centurion |
Well it sort of works different with WW2 rifles out here. Normally when you buy them they are some what dirty. The first thing i'll do after buying it, is to disassemble it and clean every part there is.
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| Tirones | Post; shoulder pain
Hello everyone I am new to this web sight and a priud owner of a 1915 Mosin Nagant rifle, I really enjoy reading about the differant rifles you have. Go on line to Official Soviet Mosin -Nagant Rifle Manual @www.paladin-press.com this manual will tell you everything about your rifles and the year that they were made.
Last edited by Scott; June 13th, 2009 at 13:52.. |
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| Tirones |
If you would go to Davids collectables on line you will find a rubber butt plate that will help with the kick.
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| Tirones |
Go to Davids collectables you will find a rubber butt plate for your rifle that will take the punch out of your shoulder.
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| Tirones | Post; special rifles
These rifles are very accurate for up to one mile that is if you can hold it still that long, put a good sand bag infront for the weight of the barrel and you will find your target every time. I don't know who said these rifles are'nt very good for shooting well Guns & Ammo says differantly they highly recomend these rifles not only for the price but how they put meat on the table. The prices are so low on these rifles is becaue when the German army captured them they put differant parts and differant serial numbers on them that's the reason they are so cheap.And who could complain on really owning a rifle that has so much history behind it.When I took my rifle to the range the first time I had so many people asking all about it that I almost ran out of time for shooting but that's what I enjoy so much about these rifles is telling others about there history. . |
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