Topic: Owning a Mosin Nagant Rifle.... (Anyones advice) 2

Kilgore · April 25th, 2005

Well, right now im still waiting for my licence to come up which should be around shortly. Things got a little delayed because i missed a small part in the paper work, but once that is sort out, i'll process the papers for obtaining the firearm and pick it up as soon as i get the go sign.

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.

Desert_Eagle · April 25th, 2005

Just remeber to keep the thing clean and it should stay as accurate as the day you bought it.

Kilgore · April 26th, 2005

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.

April 25th, 2005	Post 11
Kilgore Centurion	Well, right now im still waiting for my licence to come up which should be around shortly. Things got a little delayed because i missed a small part in the paper work, but once that is sort out, i'll process the papers for obtaining the firearm and pick it up as soon as i get the go sign. 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. __________________ \"Charlie Don\'t Surf\" - Kilgore

April 25th, 2005	Post 12
Desert_Eagle Optio	Just remeber to keep the thing clean and it should stay as accurate as the day you bought it. __________________ A \'good\' landing is one from which you can walk away. A \'great\' landing is one after which they can use the plane again.

April 26th, 2005	Post 13
Kilgore 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.