Mosin on the lathe!

[Swede]

Now what?

 

[Optimus Prime]

Subscribed to this for future reference for my m39 build

 

[Laxguy59]

Now what?

Scope and suppressor. Maybe get crazy and work on the trigger.

 

[Laxguy59]

Just north of 11lbs but it was hard to weigh.

 

[magna750]

Just north of 11lbs but it was hard to weigh.

I love it!

 

[alleycat]

Scope and suppressor. Maybe get crazy and work on the trigger.

fyi....those drop-in timmey triggers for the mosin work really well. Better than any trigger jobs i've ever done that use the stock parts as a starting point. And having a thumb-operated safety is a nice bonus too.....

 

[Laxguy59]

fyi....those drop-in timmey triggers for the mosin work really well. Better than any trigger jobs i've ever done that use the stock parts as a starting point. And having a thumb-operated safety is a nice bonus too.....

i'll have to look into it, I don't plan on shooting this with any match ammo, so the trigger is only go to do a little to tighten up the milsurp ammo. I really just want the trigger to stop wobbling forward when its cocked and locked.

 

[Laxguy59]

fyi....those drop-in timmey triggers for the mosin work really well. Better than any trigger jobs i've ever done that use the stock parts as a starting point. And having a thumb-operated safety is a nice bonus too.....

oh man at $100 I think this trigger is a no brainer.


Anyone ever used one of those trigger return springs and the sear shim?

 

[meastt]

I freaking love that

 

[Tony2X]

fyi....those drop-in timmey triggers for the mosin work really well. Better than any trigger jobs i've ever done that use the stock parts as a starting point. And having a thumb-operated safety is a nice bonus too.....

I can vouch for this. Best thing you can do for a Mosin IMO, it becomes a totally different rifle.