91/30 Mosin Nagant Sniper with ammo price drop

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Make:
izhevsk
Model:
91/30 Mosin Nagant Sniper
Caliber:
7.62x54r
Location (city or county):
Concord, CA
Price:
$2500 $2700
Will ship (Y/N):
No maybe in the future
Other info:
Hi Guys
Well what i have today in a little unusual. It's a 91/30 WWII sniper the genuine thing. This came out of Russia couple years ago. Molot was the exporter out or russia this thing then sat in germany and were eventually exported to the United States as hunting rifles. The russian police had 91/30 snipers in service up until recently. That is were a bulk of this come from. What i have here is a 1943 izhevsk. This has the matching scope to the eltropenciled scope mount some are stamped some are electro penciled. Scope number is stamped to the barrel shank which matches. The numbers all match the gun. The bore is nice and shiny. I also have the Document from Molot that prove it came out of russia. Bulling is in excellent shape stock is also with some flaking of the shellac.
It comes with cleaning kit, paperwork, one can of 440 rounds of surplus russian ammo, and the gray gun sock in the photos. This did no come with a bayonet for obvious reasons. Take a look at scope pics. You can count the needles on the trees about 25 yards away.

Honestly speaking they probably won't import more of this just do to the simple fact of current world events. Russia and Ukraine are were most mosins were imported form.


Price is $2500 with the ammo. Would like to do transfer at City Arms in Pleasant hill, CA May Be willing to travel.

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