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#11 - huchkizz (02/27/2013) [-]
Oh that´s glorious.
What model is it?
#12 to #11 - anonymous (02/27/2013) [-]
Well, for starters the type of rifle is a Mosin Nagant, but the actual model is probably the M91/30.

It is a good rifle, it can boast a service life from 1891 to... well it is still serving in some armies as a sniper rifle (admittedly by now it is presumably only in the reserves of third world countries - but it is still in service), ammo is plentiful thus cheap just like the rifle - I've heard that in some places in USA you can buy it by the crate load.

Maintenance according to the internet is pretty much "a shift kick" since it - just like the SKS and AK47 - rarely jams.

If I would begin buying rifles, the Mosin Nagant would be the first one in my collection.
User avatar #32 to #12 - huchkizz (02/27/2013) [-]
Are you using (I suspect that it's capable of firing) the standard 7.62x54mmR ammunition, or are you using some sort of other variant?

P.S. Damn Denmark for not allowing people to have these sorts of guns as a hobby.
#13 to #12 - anonymous (02/27/2013) [-]
Hang on, let me correct myself, the model is "Mosin-Nagant M91/30 PU Sniper", I failed to notice the bended bolt-action, which as far as I can tell is unique to that model of the Mosin Nagant.
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