Modified Mosin

[pullnshoot25]

Re: Modified Mosin

I ruined the stock on my 1939 Tula M91/30 by accident so bplvr refinished the stock for me. He did an upstanding job on it. I will post some more photos of the colorings and stuff when I get the chance.

[Lex]

lol too soon I think, your going to get us killed.

I like your youtube mosin. Who make the scope mount?

[roughneck427]

My non original pe scoped hubber trigger bent bolt and boyds walnut stock i finished myself. I can alwayes revert to my old stock so not to crazy

[PayThePrice]

I like your youtube mosin. Who make the scope mount?

Rock Solid... its a drill and tap though.

[Lex]

Did you drill and tap yourself or a gunsmith?

[PayThePrice]

A gunsmith here in SD. Good guy, if you want I'll pass info.

[CDFingers]

I am Bubba.

I got an m91 barreled receiver whose barrel had been cut. So I went ahead and finished the job to make a 91/38. Here's a pic, and at the end, there's the link to the post where I show everything I did.

If I were not Bubba, that barreled receiver would still be leaning against a wall somewhere. This weekend I'm going to put on a scout scope to see what's what.



link to post wherein interesting markings are shown:

http://surplusrifleforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=82982

CDFingers

[MongooseV8]

Excellent job CDFingers!

Thats the kind of Bubbafication I like to see with rifles. Taking a trashed bunch of parts and turning them back into a clean functional rifle.

I do reload with .308 bullets for my M39, but some of them have tighter barrels than others. I can shoot 5 rounds into an inch or less at 50 yards just about every time, and I dont have the best eyesight

[CDFingers]

The hardest thing to find was the rear ladder sight. But I'm getting old, and I now wear glasses. Iron sights present a challenge--this is the reason for the scout mount experiment this weekend (unless the Honey-do list interferes...)

I reload also, and I've worked up a cast load for this rifle. Here is the group of 4 that showed me I'd found a good cast load; before I tapped the front site over to make it on center, this is 50 yards with a 185 gr gas checked cast boolit under 13.4 gr Unique, with pillow stuffing as packing:



CDFingers

[Noonanda]

My Finn modified M-39


My Finn modified M-28/76. This one is an Antique 1895 Tula Receiver. My other one is a 1905 I think. This one is actually for sale on GB now, only need one 28/76 LOL.

[Dr. Peter Venkman]

Noon, is that 28/76 SKY proofed?

[Noonanda]

no both of mine are unmarked barrels other than serial number, the one for sale has a sako gear on the side of the rear sight and IIRC has AV1 markings in the stock under the receiver.

My other one is a 1904 reciever, it has what looks like the russian/imperial crest over nk but no other distinguishing markings.

Thankfully they both slugged out at .308 so I have no problem reloading .308 bullets in em, I actually have used .308 bullets with a few of my russian mosins as well with good accuracy.

[TDSMICHAEL]

scout scope?

I am Bubba.

I got an m91 barreled receiver whose barrel had been cut. So I went ahead and finished the job to make a 91/38. Here's a pic, and at the end, there's the link to the post where I show everything I did.

If I were not Bubba, that barreled receiver would still be leaning against a wall somewhere. This weekend I'm going to put on a scout scope to see what's what.



link to post wherein interesting markings are shown:

http://surplusrifleforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=82982

CDFingers

what kind of scope would you recomen for long eye relief?

[Lex]

I got a scope mount from http://ehobbysports.com/category.php...662bcfb0a4f273 and also a 2-7 x 32 pistol scope....

[PayThePrice]

I tried that scope mount first because I did not want to drill, but it didn't hold for ****. I had to constantly secure it.