Tag: Mosin Nagant

  • Five Military Surplus Rifles Everyone Should Own

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    One of the gun store guys give his opinion: Mosin Nagant M91/30 (7.62x54r) Mauser 98 (8mm) Enfield No. 4 Mk1 and variants (.303 British) M1 Garand (.30-06) Swiss K-31 (7.5x55mm) Do you agree with his list?  Any you’d like to omit/add? I really appreciate old rifles and the history surrounding them, but I don’t have…

  • Dwight Schrute On Beginner Rifles

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    Specifically the ever popular Russian relic: Ahahah so true… i’ve been saying that for years. Just like people that recommend full grown adults start out shooting with a .22LR, High Point etc…  Sure it’s economical, and if you decide you don’t like shooting then you really won’t lose money.  But lets be honest shooting .22LR…

  • AR-15 v.s. AK-47 v.s. Mosin-Nagant

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    A very long internet classic: AR15: You can pick off prairie dogs at 300 meters all day long AK47: You can pick off a deer pretty easy at 300 meters Mosin-Nagant: You get out of your truck, see an elk on top of a hill, and realize you really can use iron sights that far.…

  • AK Fires The Mosin Nagant And Uses It As A Stock

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    Also known as the Moe Szyslak special. Pretty funny that the Mosin would need to have the bolt manually cycled after every shot, but the AK is semi auto.  What kind of AK is that anyway?  An AKS-74U? The scope is a nice touch too.  With absolutely zero cheek weld that thing has got to…

  • Tactical Mosin Nagant

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    I don’t like to criticize how someone spends their time or money, but that type of customization isn’t my style at all.

  • Mosin Nagant with Hi-Capacity Magazine

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    The media would definitely dub this an evil “Assault Nagant” This conversion was done on a Finnish m27 in order to increase the rifle’s capacity from 5 to 20 rounds.  There is no information provided on whether the magazine is detachable. History of the Mosin-Nagant – HERE Finnish m27 information and picture source – MosinNagant.net