MN Weapons collectors gun show

[scotto]

Alex and I just got back from the Minnesota Weapons collectors gun show. I picked up a Glock 19 and Alex got himself a WWII Russian Mosin-Nagant M38 Carbine 7.62X54.
I recently acquired around 3000 rounds of 7.62X54 so he’s all set. I was surprised at how smooth the action is considering that it’s an old WWII Russian military weapon.

[kepiblanc]

Congrats!!!!!
Differences between the Mosin-Nagant 1891/30 and the Model 1938 Carbine (m/38 Carbine) are the barrel length, overall length, and length of the stock components. Also the m/38 was not issued with a bayonet nor did it have an integral bayonet that is seen on the m/44. The production run of the m/38 ran from 1938 to 1945.Is a good action sweet and reliable.two arsenal made this rifle Izhevsk and tula.the symbols are this.
Good collecting rifle and apparently are in good shape,congrats again!!!
Izhevsk Tula

[Kapchar]

Originally Posted by scotto

Alex and I just got back from the Minnesota Weapons collectors gun show. I picked up a Glock 19 and Alex got himself a WWII Russian Mosin-Nagant M38 Carbine 7.62X54.
I recently acquired around 3000 rounds of 7.62X54 so he’s all set. I was surprised at how smooth the action is considering that it’s an old WWII Russian military weapon.

So good!
But Mosin-Nagant was made in USSR at 1944 year. With baginet. Other modifications of Mosin-Nagant 1903 and 1938 y. were without baginet.

[kepiblanc]

yes Kap!!!