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Old 11-03-2009, 03:25 PM
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The hex receivers do tend to be a little better machined than the round, but they all are nothing to brag about. If I had a choice I would go with tula as well. Tula is the star with the arrow, the other one you will most likely see is Izhevsh which is a triangle with an arrow. The bores on these tend to vary quite a bit, so keep an eye out for that.

A good resource to check out is 7.62x54r.net

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a friend of mine has the M44 and its not so bad to shoot. I was planning on ordering thru classicarms or jgsales, so I really won't be able to inspect them. Thanks for the info.
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...are the smoothest. Reminton or Westinghouse , almost like 1917s.
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I would like to come across one of those US made one. I would imagine those are pretty rare.

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I would like to come across one of those US made one.

they made one here! didnt know that. when did this happen? anyone know when they were made, have pics, ect.?

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Pu$$y... oh did I say that out loud!

The most important thing to look for is a matching receiver and bolt! That way you know the head space is ok. Otherwise I would suggest the best condition at the cheapest price or the one that you think looks the best! The M44 comes with a bayonet so thats a plus for me. Hex receivers I think are Tula receivers so may have slightly better machining. I am not really into bolt guns so I say if you want one go cheap so you have more money to buy bigger and better items. I am very happy with my $65 M44 Mosin. If it was worth any more I would sell it! Of course that and my Russian Capture K98 are the only two Bolt guns I have!
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He got to shoot a handgun. I took a Ruger .44 mag. deer hunter, showed him how to handle it, and that is what he shot. I stood ready to catch it.

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I've decided its getting close to time to finally buy a Mosin Nagant. But I see there are several varients. Rounds receiver, Hex receiver, I've even seen octagon receiver listed. What should I be looking for when buying one of these?
Buy one of each.
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Looks like they were made between 1915 and 1918.

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinM91R.htm

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You guys must have some broke-ass M44's...
what would make the bolt hard to open sometimes? mine is a 1955 dated gun. it has chinese markings on it..

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Built for the russians. Was also issued to US troops when we " invaded" them.
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