Thanks for the plug for my Spanish Civil War Mosin Nagant website! I'm the guy who runs that. Nice collection. Wish I had a group local to me in New York state that did this kind of thing.

Beautiful collection, thank you for sharing all of this history as well.

Great video :) But the Finnish sniper Simo Hayha used a Finish model 28, converted to a M28-30. He also commented that he didn't like the glare from a snipers scope. That glare helped him locate and kill the Russian snipers. This is a very good video, even for us hard core collectors. I'm looking forward to watching some of your other videos.

When my dad was alive he told me that when I was 1 or 2 ,he and my mom were in the Italian market in S.Philly (I'm 62 now) there was a barrell full of M-1'S .He wanted to buy me one but my mom said"what is he going to do with that ?" Thanks mom .

I really hope y'all are able to reshoot this one with B-roll, better sound, up to date and corrected information, and more developed content. Love your videos.

love all your vid's. I was a tunnel rat in Nam loved my m-16 and 45 hand gun. Thanks

@shortcut579

5 жыл бұрын

Dangerous job ,thank you for doing it .

You can also call it stvol (slang for any gun), tryehh leeneika, mosinka.

I have a 1942 Izzy ex sniper, with the filled holes. The crown and bore are flawless

I have a 1917 Remington Mosin that’s in pretty nice shape all numbers matching !

We brought a mosin nagant 91 30 today, can't wait to shoot it

I live in CT and would be out of my mind if i got a remington mosin..i think they were made in bridgeport ct at that time

Moy-zen, Moe-Zeen or Moh-Zen will still forever and always remain a moist nugget. The Finnish are really the only ones worth the asking price with a limit of around 600-650. As a shooter's rifle, these things are horrendous.

@stanleygurski7733

5 жыл бұрын

I consider chinese and russian Mosins to be service grade. Finnish are match grade.

Anyone remember in the early 90’s when milsurps were $25-$50? That was the last of great gun deals.

The PU snipers were built and machined better than a standard 91/30. An original PU will not have a rough receiver. They were machined very smooth for mounting a scope on it. The stamped PU scope mounts travelled through Germany. The stamps were done there.

"Presentation of Mosin Nagant Rifles - Part 1" Me: Oooh nice "1 hour long video" Me: Ugh . . . the shit I put up with * goes to make popcorn *

@HistoryCollectorsForum

7 жыл бұрын

Best comment ever. If you think about it, it's equivalent to 2 thirty minute cartoon shows.

When was this recorded?

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I love Mosins.

Chi Type 53 over the border ... bless you brother!

Great video. Could you please provide the name of the book you mentioned as well as the author... it’s just after the 17 minute mark in the video and I can’t make out what you said. Thanks in advance.

@stanleygurski7733

5 жыл бұрын

The Mosin Nagant rifle by Terrence W. Lapin. I believe they are up to the 6th edition. If you find an early edition cheap as used it will still give you alot of information.

I have a 1894 Finn with the long barrel marked 1943. The forend has the rounded fingers fix. Not hooded front sight. The condition is almost to good to be true. Any thoughts?

@stanleygurski7733

5 жыл бұрын

You did good. Since its pre 1899 its a antique requiring no federal paperwork for transfer to another collector.

Can you help me fimd info of the pe mosin

I have an original 1943 Izhevsk PU sniper, in original form. Original scope and mount that also shoots sub MOA. My other PU, Tula 1943 PU sometimes can. It hits a dime at 100y as well. But no where near as cool as Andy's Finnish capture PU! That would be one wicked cool PU sniper to shoot. WOW! I'm impressed!

He explains the pronunciation but then he mispronounces Mosin....why

Why don’t we find more ammunition for these, other than Tula and Wolf (and Chinese that is banned in the US)??? Don’t see anymore crates or tins coming in... what does the Russian military use? Would love to attend one of these... awesome information

@sirboomsalot4902

5 жыл бұрын

The Russian military still uses the 7.62x54r

@chelseaphillips5307

4 жыл бұрын

You go to gun show they got ammo

Moy-Zen

The Garbage Rod!

I love my Mosin. 1933 Izhevsk. Hex . Put lots of meat on my table.

OK

Is it hard to get ammo

@mhaugen692

5 жыл бұрын

No

@vinnyfk8296

5 жыл бұрын

Not at all

It's a Russian rose