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Ever Shot a Mosin Nagant?... (and rifle choice help)

Discussion in 'Guns & Hunting' started by Untamed_SS, Feb 24, 2009.

  1. Feb 24, 2009 at 5:51 PM
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    Untamed_SS

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    So, I took mine out today, me and two other guys.

    It kicks like a mule if you don't hold it just right. Sometimes it just doesn't seem like it kicks though...

    I was sighting it in. I have the ATI scope mount and bolt handle. Sighted in the 17 HMR as well.

    I need another rifle... What you guys and gals think between a Remington 700 and Ruger 77? What caliber? Looking at maybe 308. Maybe 338 RUM? :confused: Dang that would hurt... wouldn't it? Not that that matters...
     
  2. Feb 24, 2009 at 5:53 PM
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    i have an m38 mosin nagant, i love shooting it but your right, it kicks a lot.
     
  3. Feb 24, 2009 at 6:05 PM
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    K-31. Cheap and very accurate. The price of the rifle almost makes up for the price of the ammo.:infantry:

    between the two you mentioned, i would go with the 700. i have one and love it, plus there are plenty of aftermarket bells and whistles for it.
     
  4. Feb 24, 2009 at 6:09 PM
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    buy a 7mm mag

    it will hurt like a nagant
     
  5. Feb 24, 2009 at 6:10 PM
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    I swapped to stock on my Mosin and its not bad at all now, used to kick pretty hard :D
     
  6. Feb 24, 2009 at 6:15 PM
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    Here is a (phone) pic of what we were doing today. Unfortunately, I don't look good enough for the camera, so it's just a pic of my bros.

    phonepics0224009_ddf02f390cacc95978bea5e596ce42f1e8671061.jpg

    Edit: LOL! I just noticed that nice cow patty. :)
     
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    Not to thread jack, but how do you like that bi-pid mount? I have been looking for one for the Weatherby. What brand is it and where did you get it?
     
  8. Feb 24, 2009 at 6:42 PM
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    Rock Mount Bipod. Wal Mart $40. or Bass Pro Shops ~$60 Internet can be various prices from ~$40 to ~$60.

    They look just like Harris Bipods (and feel like it) but are half the price.

    I love using it. To me, its just right for prone/benchrest shooting. Mounts to the sling stud in just a couple of seconds. And has a thingy where you can still attach sling things. (sorry for the bad grammar)

    You can Google Shopping "Rock Mount Bipod"
     
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    Awesome, thanks. And nice rifles!!
     
  10. Feb 24, 2009 at 7:06 PM
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    No prob at all brother! :D

    Thanks.

    Happy Shooting.
     
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    I have an M-44. I love it. Rifles sure aren't built like that any more. It's a freakin' arm cannon. Heads turn at the range whenever I shot it. As far as newer rifles go I have a Remingon 710. I finally got it out to the range and sighted in the other day. Not too shabby once I started actually hiting the paper.
     
  12. Feb 26, 2009 at 9:13 PM
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    A thing or two...
    What model Mosin was that originally? I would guess either an M44 or M38 based on the mule comment. :laugh: What ammo are you shooting? Factory or Surplus?

    I have 3 Mosins. An M91/30, M44, and a Finnish Civil Guard M39.
     
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    It is an M44. Shooting 182 gr surplus.
     
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    i think im going to pick one up tomorrow and order the ati stock and scope mount and bolt how hard was it to do the bolt and scope mount , pretty much just need a good drill and a clamp right o yea did you chop your barrel too ?
     
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    all ive ever owned as far as hunting rifles were remington 700's
    they are extremely accurate guns. I had a .243 that I traded for my 7mm-08, that I use now and I had a .308 heavy barrel, all are awesome guns.
     
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    Have your bro's kick their legs out and bring that right elbow in tight - so they are in a true prone position and have a better/more stable firing position.
     
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    30.06 or .308.:) I always choose calibers that I know I can find anywhere.

    Maybe save up a bit and go with an AR platform?:cool:
     
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    good call, you can find .308 ANYWHERE! and there are so many choices; from 110gr bullets up to 200gr
     
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    first of all the only thing you should be thinking about (in my mind) are 30-06 and .308. If you need bigger(big elk) then 300 win. I like the Remington 700 platform a lot, but then again I haven't shot many others. Savage makes a nice rifle for the price as does ruger. The choice really comes down to what you want to shoot.
     
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    i helped out at a gun store around 10 years ago and we carried the savage brand, they were horrible! but I guess they have came along way in the last few years and are decent rifles now, and cheaper than remingtons, if money is an issue. I still would not personaly own one though
     

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