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Bought a Mosin Nagant M38 Today


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Guest Provence
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I like how it looks in the pictures on Gunbroker. It will be few days before I see it in real life.

It's my fourth C&R purchase in two months. I've begun to face the fact that my C&R FFL will not actually save me any money. :ugh:

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Shoot it near dark. Those things have a great fireball! :dirty:

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Shoot it near dark. Those things have a great fireball! :dirty:

I've got to try that with mine.

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Don't shoot it much. Those Mosins like to kick.

Guest Provence
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. . .Don't shoot it much. Those Mosins like to kick.

I got one of these for my 91/30 and it helps a lot.

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Maybe the recoil is tolerable if you're wearing a heavy coat suitable for Siberian winters, but not for this skinny guy wearing a tee shirt.

Guest bkelm18
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I've got to try that with mine.

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Don't shoot it much. Those Mosins like to kick.

Your wallpaper frightens me. :koolaid:

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I admit the Moisin Nagant has some kick to it. But man up I say. Hold that rifle to the shoulder and fire away.

What would have happened on the Eastern Front if Ivan had refused to fight because he needed a pad on the butt of his rifle?

if recoil is a problem then get a 22, LOL

Guest Provence
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I admit the Moisin Nagant has some kick to it. But man up I say. Hold that rifle to the shoulder and fire away.

What would have happened on the Eastern Front if Ivan had refused to fight because he needed a pad on the butt of his rifle?

if recoil is a problem then get a 22, LOL

Ivan had a big ol' thick coat. He was good to go.

That and the anesthetic powers of vodka. . .:koolaid:

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Ivan had a big ol' thick coat. He was good to go.

That and the anesthetic powers of vodka.

WalMart sells big thick coats, vodka at your local package store :koolaid:

Guest nj.piney
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one ivan carried the rifle and five rounds , five ivans behind him had no rifle but five rounds each. recoil was not a problem ,for long .

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puuuurty! :koolaid: now you need a couple of cases of ammo for it!

as for the kick....

what was that comparison that Mark@sea posted between a mosin nagant, an ar and an ak?

they said the 2nd shot on a Mosin was useful for putting your shoulder back into place from the first shot...

that being said, here's mine...

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puuuurty! :tough: now you need a couple of cases of ammo for it!

as for the kick....

what was that comparison that Mark@sea posted between a mosin nagant, an ar and an ak?

they said the 2nd shot on a Mosin was useful for putting your shoulder back into place from the first shot...

that being said, here's mine...

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Guest Provence
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The M38 arrived today. I just ordered it on Monday. UPS Ground from New York, no less. I'm impressed!

So now I clean out the cosmoline, grab my heavy winter coat, some vodka and try it out. :lol:

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Guest gcrookston
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My first deer rifle was a sporterized 1903 Springfield. I was 12. Please explain the recoil of the Mosin? How much more is it than, say, a 98k? a 1903 Springfield? or a 300 WM 700? These guns are fine to shot as long as you "get on in it" right.

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My first deer rifle was a sporterized 1903 Springfield. I was 12. Please explain the recoil of the Mosin? How much more is it than, say, a 98k? a 1903 Springfield? or a 300 WM 700? These guns are fine to shot as long as you "get on in it" right.

Thank you. That is my point exactly.

The largest felt recoil I have had was with Tower's Mauser. I thought that kicked way harder then my Moisin Nagant. Put it to the shoulder, and hold it like a man and all is good.

Guest gcrookston
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Thank you. That is my point exactly. .

Actually, my point was they must be riding on the short bus to the range. Hey, I've shot Perry with an 03 and Garand.

I thought the recoil on the Mosin acceptable , normal. Guess I'll go sit at the old fart's table. Ya'll shot a real rifle, lately? Damn, I must be getting old.

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Guest Astra900
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If I go to the range with a Mil-surp bolt rifle, and don't leave with a purple bruise, I don't feel satisfied.:tinfoil: I usually put 100-140 rounds of Turkish surplus (very hot stuff BTW) through my Yugo 24/47; when I take it to range:shrug:

Some people are very recoil sensitive. I was VERY recoil sensitive when I was a teenager. I decided I wanted to shoot old guns with gobs and gobs of horsepower sooo.....I got over it. Shoulder it, cheek up and take it like ya got a pair.

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Well its not that bad if you only shoot a few rounds.

Problem is I,like many like to shoot the damn things more then 5 or 10 times!

On top of that,I need my shoulders! So leavmelon!

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