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Exhibition Grade American Walnut Gun Stock Blank AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT OUR ON-LINE STORE DIMENSIONS: TIP 2 1/4' x 2 1/2' BUTT 6 1/2' x 2 1/2' LENGTH 37 1/4'&n. I chose to be lazy and used my cell phone instead of my Nikon. Exhibition Grade American Walnut Gun Stock Blank. Here's today's patient.hopefully the photos are acceptable. Hopefully this how-to will help someone come close to restoring the original appearance of a Finn stock that has been refinished here in the states. Mosin Nagant 91 Stock, 47', Stripped, Finnish Issue Good 129 00 mosin nagant m-44 stock no cracks or chips birch But thats as far as I would go Boyds Featherweight Applejack Stock Mosin Nagant 91-30/t53/m-38/m-44 53 Rifle Boyds Featherweight Applejack Stock Mosin Nagant 91-30/t53/m-38/m-44 53 Rifle. its government passes much of its old stock on to the global arms market. The Finns were clearly using more varnish in their stock finish recipe during those times. of British provenance, and, to a lesser extent, Soviet Mosin-Nagants. Look no further than a lot of the pre-war rifles which had much glossier finishes applied. image gd : 0: 75 ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: This stock has been inletted to accommodate the Timney trigger with the side safety. The recipe was clearly altered several times based on the different appearances throughout and even within model designations. 00 mosin nagant m-44 stock no cracks or chips birch Email for more pics Mosin-Nagant Sporter Mosin Nagant sporterizing the cheap way shooting it for the first time. I believe that the Finns used a few different stock finishes over the course of the Mosin Nagant's service life so it is difficult to say 'never' based on the lack of documented evidence. LSB: 211002NI47 Make: Remington Model: Mosin Nagant Model 1891 Serial: 514612 Year of Manufacture: 1917, C&R Caliber: 7. Many collectors will say that the use of pine tar is just a myth. Some of which had a stain applied prior to applying the oil finish. All other rifles that I have encountered looked to have Kiväärintukkiöljy or another oil finish applied. It was covered in preservative grease and included a hang tag so I doubt that it had been applied after import. I have personally only encountered one Finnish rifle that had what looked (and smelled) to be copious amounts of wood pitch applied to stock. The use of pine tar has been debated for decades. The only documented Finnish stock finish that I am aware of is Kiväärintukkiöljy which is a dark stock oil comprised mainly of tung oil, varnish, and drying agents. The bore is shiny with minimal frosting in the grooves toward the muzzle. The stock has some arsenal repairs, the groove for the M-44 bayonet and the wrist reinforcement. Let me preface this thread by stating that I am not sure whether or not that pine tar can be considered a correct finish, only that it provides the same appearance as the product that Finns originally used. Description: Mosin Nagant M-38 carbine 1944 rearsenal thats all matching. They have been used in WWI, the Winter War, WWII, and the Spanish Civil War.I recently picked up a NOS replacement Finn 91/30 handguard and figured that it would make a good example for a tutorial in applying a pine tar finish. (most of these were destroyed so that the Bolsheviks could not use them. When the trops (who were used to the 1903s and 1917s and hated the Mosins) came home, they left the Mosins there. sailors, USMC, and US Army troops) in Murmansk, Archangel and Vladivostok during the Red/White Russian Civil War. They were also used by American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F. Hello Everyone Let us know what you would spend a 50 Amazon gift card on, HERE For a chance to win a 50 Amazon Gift Card 1 - 4 of 4 Posts.

#STOCK CRACK MOSIN SAFETY PLUS#

Most of the rifles that did not end up being surcharged were given to the NRA who then sold them for $3.90 each plus $1.58 for postage. Jump to Latest Follow NEWS ARTICLES SHOWS PODCAST. The ones that the US Military bought (for $32 each) were mainly used for Army recruit training as several National Guards (like Colorado and Alaska). Although the Enfield does it wil a little more style.and the fact that the 4 is seriously accurate. And you're not supposed to remove tha mag for reloading the SMLE, thats why they have stripper clips.

Many of these were delivered to Russia until the Bolsheviks took power in Russia and the US contracts were cancelled. Hey, the Mosin has a safety, better than any rifle out there since it locks out the action.

It turns out that out of the 1.5 million ordered from Remington, there were only 750,000 made.Īnd out of the 1.8 million orgered from Westinghouse, only 769,520 were made. These thing have a very interseting history to them.

(they did not want to deliver them to the Bolsheviks) so the Government bought them from Remington and Westinghouse (mostly Westinghouse) to keep them from going bankrupt. I read that Russia defauled on their balance and the US Government canceled the contract. I think that our military used these at one (very brief) period of time.

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