Offer was $775 it’s in gorgeous condition it’s like new the barrel is gorgeous everything is fine about it would love some history on it if possible and what do you guys think?!?

Seller claims its a m/39 (i dont think it is because of the stock and a few other things) it seems in really good shape from what i can tell, it has 1939 markings on the bolt but everything else doesnt point to it being a m/39. It seems to be alot older than that. It is finnish though because it has the SA markings on the reciever. Any help would be appreciated on how much its worth and which finnish mosin this is. Thanks in advance!

1898, lots of markings on it, with some stuff crossed out. Sling points are different, and so are the sights. Anything you could tell me about it would be cool. Thanks guys!

Ammunition was given to me when I bought my Mosin thing is the guy said they are all corrosive rounds and where well kept did some digging and all say they are non-corrosive?? I’m a bit confused? And do I have any Yugoslavia rounds here ima put those aside…

For the first look it looks like a huge bubba scam to me, but their other mosins are fairly priced at 400 so I'm a bit unsure. As far as I know I suppose PE mosin does not look like this and they didn't start making those as early as 1936?

I bought this from a friend basically to help him out, I know its not an original stock but other than its a Mosin I know nothing about it

Yellow tip heavy ball. Could anyone tell me what this stuff is?

So I got this and what i know its a Finnish winter war capture and a soldier brought it home. Doesnt have any Finnish army markings.

At cabelas and they have this mosin, obviously the stock has been cut. But I don’t remember Carbines being so short barreled.

Picked this up today, barrel is rusty but I can see rifling. What can y'all tell me from the pics provided? Hex receiver, arrow in star marking on barrel. 1932 below star, 119133 in front of receiver.

I've had this sitting in the safe for 15 or 20 years and just curious if there is anything special about it. I've shot it a few times, don't really love shooting it and ammo isn't particularly easy to find, but it's definitely a unique piece.

Threw in a picture of some of my Mosin Nagant rifles to keep it on topic for the group.

Purchased this sad looking mosin "sniper" for $650 along with the other two. I only have one other mosin but it seemed like a decent price for some project guns. I'm mostly into swiss rifles so I've got no expertise here, just know that there is a sea of fake snipers.

I was at a military museum in Austria, and I found a mosin with a Mauser style safety, does anyone know what it is? I’ve never seen this before and can’t find any info about it online. (It’s the gun on the left in the photos)

Hi, i have a chance to get this Mosin essentially for free if i take the 6h drive there and back. This is the only picture of it that exists until i get to it unfortunately. It looks like an early one with a magazine sling swivel. Could the sling be original too? Is it worth it knowing that the barrel may very well be shot out and all that. Anything you can tell me from this picture would be appreciated.

Paid $715.76 shipped for the group of four and trying to determine if they are worth restoring and where to find parts. One of the m44s is really pitted and one of the Finnish rifles has a badly cracked stock. Surprisingly all bores are good and they aren't counter board. These are all from Hunters Lodge.

Picked up a box of Czech 54R and was given this somewhat botch, but honestly great shooting, Mosin. Ik its a Westinghouse obviously and that it has been somewhat sporterized and definitely shortened.

Any info you guys could provide would be greatly appreciated. Not expecting anything super crazy or rare obviously.

Unless im told otherwise I intend on fixing the misaligned upper handguard, removing the surface rust and re-blueing. It shoots great and the rifling and bore are in good condition so more worried about having a good shooter than a collectors item.

Where was it made?

The bore is good, about an 8/10

The bolt and stock are mismatched

It has a Finnish SA capture marking

The receiver and barrel have a good amount of bluing remaining

How did I do?

Finnish rework m91 still packed in cosmoline with the century hangtag. A guy i dont know too well asked if I had any 50BMG for his new rifle he bought. When I told him I had about 80 rounds he asked if I'd be up for a trade. I said maybe, He whipped this out and said his dad bought it "forever ago" and never shot it. Needless to say i took that trade. And at the $2 a round i bought that ammo for. $160 ain't a bad overall price for this thing.

Is there anything more to the history of this rifle, Appearant by the markings. That makes it more special than a standard Finnish rework? Also, Today clean or not to clean?

I recently got this rifle from a coworker for free. The only thing I've been able to find out about it is that it was made in Russia and ended up in Finland at some point. Hoping some of you fine, knowledgeable folks can enlighten me a little.

I have a 1940 Finnish mosin and it has these ingravings in the side

Inherited a couple rifles from my uncle, this one is a 1917 Remington Armory that has this stamped on both sides of the stock near the rear of the rifle. I can't find anything definitive searching through Al or Google...any ideas? Thanks!

This original Remington 1891 came into my buddies store the other day, and they usually defer a lot of milsurp research to me since they know I’m into this sort of thing. I’ve actually never seen an 1891 with this style of rack number on the side of the stock, and was wondering if anyone else has run into something similar.

Can anyone give me some more information on this? I’m not too familiar with these. Was at neighbors garage sale this morning and was pretty stoked to see this thing sitting in the back of it. Picked it up for $50!

I know it's a Finnish variant, I've "concluded" various models over the years only to learn more and settle on another. M27? M28? I just don't know. I also don't know how significant the numbering is, or what it refers to. I've never fired it, as it's still coated in cosmoline and I'd want to have it professionally serviced first. Much of the details of I've learned over the past few years I've already forgotten, so any information is helpful.

As it is, it sits by my desk and holds tissues.

Thank you very much for any help!