M39 (Finn Mosin Nagant), again, more $$$ than M91/30. Most find they shoot better (more accurate due to much better barrel; heavier so less recoil). [IMG] DSC_3600c by MrJHassard, on Flickr[/IMG] Mosin Carbines: Popular due to smaller size and slightly harder to find. Top is M38, harder to find and no bayonet.

I’m finally ready to work up some 7.62x54R loads for my Finnish M39 (barrel slugs at .312). The following load has been recommended to me: 174gr SMK .311 #2315 over IMR4350 - 52gr starting up to 55gr max. I haven’t been able to verify this exact combination in any of the reloading manuals that I have access to.

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If a team chooses they may use sand bags provided at the match for a front rest. No rear rest may be used. A strap on or lace on cheek piece may be used if desired. No permanently attached cheek piece may be used unless it was original to the gun, aka the No4 (T) Enfield. No bipods or other mechanical means of support may be used.

2024年1月9日 · I bought 500 of them from Midway at $0.31 each. I have reloaded them but not shot them yet. I am pretty much a cheapskate when it comes to shooting for fun and watch Ammseek for bargains on bullets. The 168gn HPBT of any brand seem to shoot best for me at 300yds and less. This goes for my Mossberg Patriot bolt gun, M14, and FAL.

2012年8月7日 · They made them, and a lot of them made it to Russia. That was a contract Remington had with Russia before we got involved in WW1. They are worth more. Some are in pristine condition too and are probably some of the best Mosin Nagants made, except for maybe the Finnish M39. Google for more info.

My most accurate Finn M39 has a frosted barrel from muzzle to chamber. Our shoots my "minty" examples all day long. Some barrels just shoot great, despite looking like turds! Some barrels look great, but perform "ehh." As a general rule, a loose muzzle and throat will have larger negative effect on accuracy than frost or minor pitting. Shoot it.

2011年8月14日 · I agree that any of the Swiss rifles, 1911, K11, or K31 is a good choice. The K31 sight should be pretty close to right, and if you need a tall sight blade to zero a K11 or 1911 at 200 yds., there is a guy on the Swiss rifle forum that sells them.

2014年2月18日 · Yes, Tom's pine tar mix was made to strictly emulate the coatings used on the Finnish rifles with the black streaking (M39's, etc.). I don't think it will give you a "likeable" or definitely not a correct finish for a Garand IMO.

2021年4月8日 · here's an interesting tidbit M14 RIFLE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT 83XM21 and M21 (NSN 1005-00-179-0300) - $1278.00Mk 14 Mod 0 (NSN 1005-01-525-7718) - $2400.00Mk 14 Mod 0 (NSN 1005-01-531-7324) - $3361.30The M39 EMR (NSN 1005-01-553-5196) unit price in October 2008 was $3,930.17.Receiving the M14 - When the new-in-box M14 rifles were received by the Army and Marine Corps, oil was present in the ...