Item Gone: FS *Reduced*REMINGTON Mosin Nagant

[Tusker6N]

Item Name: FS REMINGTON Mosin Nagant

Location: Hinesville

Zip Code: 31313

Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 650 reduced to $600

Caliber: 7.62x54R

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: Excellent condition Remington Mosin Nagant.

Picked this up a while back. Shot it and put it up. Very cool piece of American history that I'm letting go to the next guy.

I hate seeing this in adds...but, if you are considering this rifle. Get it now! I leave Saturday morning for Texas and I do not know when I will be back in GA. Sadly this rifle will "go back in the safe." I about threw up just typing that last bit.

Pictures:

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

Not familiar with this. Is it an American made copy?

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Not familiar with this. Is it an American made copy?

How about a little copy pasta with a link bump for a cool piece of history.

Midway through the Great War in 1915, Russia’s last czar, Nicolas II, had named himself commander-in-chief of the country’s massive but underequipped army. To help his troops gear up he ordered more than 3 million Mosin-Nagant rifles from American manufacturers Remington Arms and New England Westinghouse as the US was sympathetic to the Russian-British-French cause. Remington quickly produced 750,000 Mosin-Nagants.

https://www.pubg.com/en-us/2020/04/28/the-mosin-nagants-american-history/#:~:text=From there%2C American-made Mosin-Nagants were scattered around to,in service of a different kind of conflict.

 

[enfieldguy]

Not familiar with this. Is it an American made copy?

Remington and Westinghouse manufactured M91s for the Russians during the First World War. When the Bolsheviks took power in 1917, they backed out on the contract.

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

How about a little copy pasta with a link bump for a cool piece of history.

Midway through the Great War in 1915, Russia’s last czar, Nicolas II, had named himself commander-in-chief of the country’s massive but underequipped army. To help his troops gear up he ordered more than 3 million Mosin-Nagant rifles from American manufacturers Remington Arms and New England Westinghouse as the US was sympathetic to the Russian-British-French cause. Remington quickly produced 750,000 Mosin-Nagants.

https://www.pubg.com/en-us/2020/04/28/the-mosin-nagants-american-history/#:~:text=From there%2C American-made Mosin-Nagants were scattered around to,in service of a different kind of conflict.

Very cool piece of history you have there Tusker6N ! And thanks for sharing Gunanddoglover , sometimes I forget how much I don't know.

 

[Brown556]

That's awesome

 

[jaf1]

alleycat

 

[Tusker6N]

Thanks for sharing the history for me Gunanddoglover .

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

Tusker6N I'm genuinely interested and have been reading a little more. From what I've read the collector value is in the matched Remington parts that display a ® (convenient that I have that symbol on my phone's keyboard). Is this all matching Remington parts or mixed?
(and I very well could be wrong, after all, most of the internet is just heresy anyways)

 

[alleycat]

Awesome rifle here and a good Odt guy too