mosin nagant 91/30

[magras]

I haven't been around in a lil' while . what are these gems going for now at gun shows?

[elweasel]

From the last couple shows, $150 non hex $250 for Hex and $350 M-44. Surplus City has them for $150 non hex and $115 for a sardine can of ammo.

[magras]

Thanks for the info

[Truck]

whats the difference between hex and no-hex? I've never heard those terms before

[schr8er2000]

whats the difference between hex and no-hex? I've never heard those terms before

Check out this site.. it gives you all the information about the Mosin's... hopefully ALL your questions will be answered about them

GOOD LUCK


http://russian-mosin-nagant.com/

[Mirlen]

Hex vs. round receiver, Google for pics...

[Lee-online]

Most Gander mountains have a few in stock. Some Hex, most round and a few different ones in the mix.
I picked up a Tula ex PEM sniper.

They are $195 otd.

[elweasel]

whats the difference between hex and no-hex? I've never heard those terms before

Sorry it is Hex and Round. The hex is basically pre-war and are stronger but harder/more expensive to build. The round were built during WWII almost as strong but simple/cheaper/faster to build. So a pecking order occurs with collectors wanting the rarer ones over the mass produced ones. Included in the order is the country of origin. Finland Russia China USA Poland and many more. Entire books have been written about the Mosin-Nagant. Mine is a 1943 M-N 91/30 with a Round Receiver. Hope this helps.

[Truck]

Thanks for the info, Just bought mine a few days ago from Gander Mountain for $195.00. They had just got them in and were putting them out on the shelf's, I got the pick of the litter It's the round version, Russian made. About the only gun I have that I can afford to shoot with any frequency anymore. 20 rounds for $10.00

[Truck]

Check out this site.. it gives you all the information about the Mosin's... hopefully ALL your questions will be answered about them

GOOD LUCK


http://russian-mosin-nagant.com/

Excellent site, thanks.