Very nice! :-)

Man...that gun is sick. If I make bonus this year, I will be in the market for an AR of some sort.

You should look into building one. You can be into a basic A3 for less than $700.

yeah...I have just stated kicking around the idea of building one.

This upper
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-16-M4-Upper-Receiver-MI-p/bcm-urg-m4-16%20mit10%20fde.htm
With a kaiser defense lower, stag arms lower parts.
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Don't know if I have posted here before, but...

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Thinking of picking up a Mosin-Nagant... Anyone have any experience with these? Know which model is better? Also, most info I find on these say they use a 7.62mm x 54mm, can the similar AK 7.62mm x 39mm be used with the Mosin, or vice versa?

No dice, Frank, 2 different rounds. The best Nagants were the ones from Finland, but they're pretty thin on the ground these days. Avoid the carbines... the recoil is just plain brutal, and they are no fun to shoot.

Cheers,
G

Martel is right. Often the Mosin ammo is referred to as 7.62x54R

Ok thanks for the info guys...Is the nasty recoil from the shortened carbine length?
If the Finnish models were the best what's the best gun as far as availability goes?

Partially, and it's magnified by the 19th century ergonomics of the stock design. The 7.62x54 is a pretty stout round, roughly the equivalent of our 30-06.

I honestly don't know what's available these days in Nagants... it seemed like there was an endless supply of Russian WWII-era rifles from the surplus guys and at gun shows. These are pretty typical and might be the best bang for the buck. There were (and probably still are) tons of Chinese made carbines available; serviceable knock-around guns, but nothing to get excited about. I've had quite a few of these, but now own only two; a postwar era, Polish manufactured carbine, and a US manufactured rifle made by Westinghouse. These were contracted by the Russian Govt. during WWI. (One cool feature of the pre-Communist era rifles: the rear sight was graduated in "Arshins" rather than meters or feet, an Arshin being the length of the Czar's stride.) I'll buy another one if the right one (M39 manufactured in Finland by Sako) turns up for the right price. A great place to shop for these old surplus pieces is Shotgun News.

Cheers,
G

SHOT Show coming up :-) :-)

New Build Started:

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Going SBR on this one and maybe a can.....:-)

I like the selector. Undead, dead and live...

My newest toy to keep with me at all times....

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I am in awe how great this gun shoots (trigger, accuracy).... now just waiting 7 months for my new holster to get made....

Get the Can Shawn :-)

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SO NICE

300 Blackout 9.5" with can is where I'm heading.

Thats sick! Do they come Cal legal (bullet button)?

Shawn, heres the Blaser in .338LM I was talking about at Epic and a few others!!

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18" Shorty in .308
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Blaser in .308
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.338NM Badger M2008 Action

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