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  • #16
    cplbuck
    Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 113

    They still have a hex receiver with laminated stock. $220. A little high for a run of the mill 91/30 I think. Speaking of the Mosin you bought, is that unusual that the markings were ground off? I'm really interested in how it shoots.

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    • #17
      nick
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      CGN Contributor
      • Aug 2008
      • 19151

      Originally posted by cplbuck
      They still have a hex receiver with laminated stock. $220. A little high for a run of the mill 91/30 I think. Speaking of the Mosin you bought, is that unusual that the markings were ground off? I'm really interested in how it shoots.
      Yeah, it's a bit high. The only reason I bought the other one was because it was a triple-MO hex in a laminated stock. And I haven't seen the markings ground off like that, which contributed to the interest.

      I'll let you know how it shoots, but I have a feeling I have to fix the issue with the bolt first.
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      • #18
        The Right to Bear Arms
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2012
        • 680

        Op and Nick: Well, I'm glad that was all resolved. haha. I'm sure everyone would agree that the Hex Receivers have a greater likelihood of having difficult to see Arsenal markings in general.

        Btw, guys. I'm sure there's a few more Hex receivers out there. I live in OC and have examined a few. I just wasn't impressed with what I saw. But, I might have to just get one, anyway.
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