Some cool mosins I got recently

[Dirty_gaijin]

Howdy all.

Just wanted to show off the mosins I got recently.

1950 Hungarian 48M
1933 original matching Izhevsk 91/30 (not Finn or scw)
1943 Izhevsk 91/30 modified as m91/59
1952 Hungarian 48M carbine.

The 91/30 and 48M carbine were off gunbroker, the 48M was from a connection I made (thanks capt), and the 91/59 was a PPT.

The Mosin collection grows!



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[yuccales]

Looking good. That collection will never stop! I do like the short ones. Tossed in a pic of the Moberg. (Mosin/Mossberg)

[Dirty_gaijin]

Looking good. That collection will never stop! I do like the short ones. Tossed in a pic of the Moberg. (Mosin/Mossberg)

Yeah I have a couple carbines. I still need a m38 and a Romanian m44.

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[Mustang]

Howdy all.

Just wanted to show off the mosins I got recently.

1950 Hungarian 48M
1933 original matching Izhevsk 91/30 (not Finn or scw)
1943 Izhevsk 91/30 modified as m91/59
1952 Hungarian 48M carbine.

The 91/30 and 48M carbine were off gunbroker, the 48M was from a connection I made (thanks capt), and the 91/59 was a PPT.

The Mosin collection grows!

Those are interesting Mosins.

I'm a Mosin collector myself, especially of the Finnish variety.

[DaveInOroValley]

I gave both of mine away a few years ago. One to a friend and one to one of my doctors. Along with bayonets and ammo.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

Hungarian carbines are uncommon, even more so in good matching condition.

Hungarian 91/30 is straight unicorn. Rarely seen for sale at any price.

[hambam105]

Personally I wouldn't trust any OG obsolete calibers like the 7.62x54R for having much tactical power
beyond 50 yards. If it's not a magnum I just don't see the relevance.

[TRAP55]

No Czech 91/38?

[Dirty_gaijin]

No Czech 91/38?

I have one already. Got it almost a year ago.

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[Dan_Eastvale]

Personally I wouldn't trust any OG obsolete calibers like the 7.62x54R for having much tactical power
beyond 50 yards. If it's not a magnum I just don't see the relevance.

Likely most in the C&R forum aren't buying for tactical..Only historical reasons and/or collectibility reasons. Tactical would be in the other forums.

[MOA squirrel]

Personally I wouldn't trust any OG obsolete calibers like the 7.62x54R for having much tactical power
beyond 50 yards. If it's not a magnum I just don't see the relevance.

Hahaha, that's funny, was it your car alarm the one that goes off in the parking lot every time my son fires his mosin carbine?

[plumbum]

OP making me wanna dig out my party favors... great looking collection you have there!

Looking good. That collection will never stop! I do like the short ones. Tossed in a pic of the Moberg. (Mosin/Mossberg)

Okay, I think I see what that “Moberg” is and that is GENIUS!
I have a Mossberg .410 just like that - does it drop in? How’s the feeding from the Mosin magazine?

[Bobby Ricigliano]

Personally I wouldn't trust any OG obsolete calibers like the 7.62x54R for having much tactical power
beyond 50 yards. If it's not a magnum I just don't see the relevance.

I gambled on some cheap sealed spam cans of Albanian surplus 54R with a lot of rust. Once I got them open, the ammo was all in great shape.

But yeah, a very puny and underpowered cartridge for sure.

[ojisan]

Personally I wouldn't trust any OG obsolete calibers like the 7.62x54R for having much tactical power
beyond 50 yards. If it's not a magnum I just don't see the relevance.

[plumbum]

I gambled on some cheap sealed spam cans of Albanian surplus 54R with a lot of rust. Once I got them open, the ammo was all in great shape.

But yeah, a very puny and underpowered cartridge for sure.

This one time, I shot my Mosin, and it only went through 3 cars - I know an AR-16 will do that x10 and with only a 30 round fully automatic clipazine.