She's back :)

[HskrVern]

I wore out my extractor on my most prized M44 and I was finally able to take her to the range today after replacing it. She's ugly, but smooth and likes to belch an occasional fireball of death and like my buddy said today after my first shot "&^%$ dude, I felt that thing move my hair!" (in reference to the shock wave). I love this gun.....

[Rem222]

Thanks for sharing the video, very nice. I had my Mosin at the range today as well, another carbine. A 91/59..

[Flyin Brian]

I wore out my extractor on my most prized M44 and I was finally able to take her to the range today after replacing it. She's ugly, but smooth and likes to belch an occasional fireball of death and like my buddy said today after my first shot "&^%$ dude, I felt that thing move my hair!" (in reference to the shock wave). I love this gun.....

Cool video. BTW, any suggestions on where to buy an extractor? One of my M91 Finns has a bad extractor and barely gets the job done so I'm going to look into replacing it soon.

[ZirconJohn]

Great VID man!

Nice to see when someone 'knows' how to operate a bolt action... the right way!

[Mssr. Eleganté]

Nice to see when someone 'knows' how to operate a bolt action... the right way!

I think that's even the exact same kind of shooting bench the Soviet troops used while invading Germany.

[HskrVern]

Cool video. BTW, any suggestions on where to buy an extractor? One of my M91 Finns has a bad extractor and barely gets the job done so I'm going to look into replacing it soon.

I got mine from buymilsurp.com

[choprzrul]

Nice to see when someone 'knows' how to operate a bolt action... the right way!

I would expect nothing less from a Cornhusker! He probably grew up hunting the wide open spaces of Nebraska and learned to work a bolt action there.