No pimpin but....Moisin's cheap

[woodstock]

I saw a thread the other day where people were discussing moisin's(hope I spelled it right) and how much they were , but dang if I can find it now.
Was at cherokee gun/pawn and saw a crate full of them for $99- also had the 762x54 on sale too in a tin but didn't write down the price.
So hope that helps whoever was looking for them, and anyone else that could use one.

 

[BHJ]

It seems a large shipment of them must have come in. Many gun shops seem to have the big green crates on the floor.
I saw a couple of crates at The Gun Shop in Sugar Hill at Buford hwy and 20 for the same price.

 

[jkaczyn18]

There is a crate full at Bullseye to, but I don't remember the price.

 

[woodstock]

At that price I was tempted to get one, even knowing I'd shoot it once and put it away.

 

[Barnside]

They are about the last of the cheap, full vintage military surplus guns around. For a hunnerd bucks or so, you can get a complete working 60 to 100+ year old rifle.
I find myself buying a batch, then selling them when they get in the way; then buying another batch. Buy one or two and have fun.

 

[mayoke]

I remember about 15 years ago when I bought one. Paid the same $99 they sell for now. I used to take it with me to the WMA and light it off. Kicked like a MULE but was a great conversation piece and pretty damn accurate. I used to always bring about 50 rounds with me and never brought any ammo home, it was just a bunch of fun with the FIRE AND FURY that it produced.

I need another one!

 

[RHelton10]

Cherokee Pawn for $99 is correct for a 91/30, and I'm pretty sure that's with bayonet, ammo pouch, cleaning rod, and cleaning kit. Not a bad deal if you're just starting out in the Mosin collecting. But when you can find them, you can get an M44 which is the carbine length with a mounted side-swinging bayonet for around $140-175 that is WAY more fun than the 91/30. Just my 2 cents worth...

 

[woodstock]

Cherokee Pawn for $99 is correct for a 91/30, and I'm pretty sure that's with bayonet, ammo pouch, cleaning rod, and cleaning kit. Not a bad deal if you're just starting out in the Mosin collecting. But when you can find them, you can get an M44 which is the carbine length with a mounted side-swinging bayonet for around $140-175 that is WAY more fun than the 91/30. Just my 2 cents worth...

I think you are correct, I do recall seeing a bayo on them and they were longer than carbine length, dang I gotta stop thinking about this or I'm going to go buy one....

 

[Lost Mountain]

Cherokee Pawn for $99 is correct for a 91/30, and I'm pretty sure that's with bayonet, ammo pouch, cleaning rod, and cleaning kit. Not a bad deal if you're just starting out in the Mosin collecting. But when you can find them, you can get an M44 which is the carbine length with a mounted side-swinging bayonet for around $140-175 that is WAY more fun than the 91/30. Just my 2 cents worth...

Or you can just have both

 

[SouthWestGa]

We really need a good gun shop around my area. Nobody has anything aywhere. Autrey's in Fayeteville has some crates, but they want $149 each for the 91/30's and $129 for each tin of 72x54r. That's high in my book.