I recently purchased my first Mosin Nagant for a fairly reasonable price ($90). As far as I've been able to tell It's an Izhevsk, but I was wondering if anybody could help with some of the other identifying marks? Thanks in advance!
I recently purchased my first Mosin Nagant for a fairly reasonable price ($90). As far as I've been able to tell It's an Izhevsk, but I was wondering if anybody could help with some of the other identifying marks? Thanks in advance!
standard H&S
1940 y/p
gun number
Izhevsk
small ones are acceptance ones, the round one on the wood as well.
refubed in 60s and closed away for 40 years or so in 2008 Russia sold 1M to US for average price of $1.5 per rifle
Nice Mosin! Thanks for showing.
Regards
Thanks for the Info! Forgive my lack of knowledge, but what is meant by "Standard H&S"?
Hammer and Sickle , that is a nice rifle, tell us later on of your experience pls
The 'hammer and sickle in a wreath' is the Izhevsk arsenal production mark from 1928 on-the triangle with arrow inside is the mark for post war refurbishment by the same arsenal-would also usually have other refurb marks on stock and action as well-if you're interested in learning more about the type history, maintenance, markings, extra equipment etc I would suggest getting a copy of 'The Mosin Nagant Rifle' by Terence W Lapin-an inexpensive book but jam packed with useful info published by North Cape.
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