Source: http://62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinRareDDR.htm long, cut down from M91s in Czechoslovakia, and have the following features: M91/38s are cut down from Russian M91s. This is a Finnish This is a Russian/Soviet 5 View of action. clicking on the correct answer and you will be taken to the next question for the final long, dated 1943-1944, and have the following features: M91/30s were made at Tikkakoski and the following mark is typical: Polish, Hungarian, Romanian M44s and Typical Barrel Shank Markings Found on the M44. Please keep in mind that there are literally more in depth information. dated 1943-1948, and have the following feature: M44s were manufactured at Tula and Izhevsk. The numerous models and variations of Mosin rifles can be overwhelming to long, dated in the 1950s, and have the following features: The following mark is typical for a Romanian M91/30: Albanian M91/30 rifles are 48 1/2" long, dated 1961, and have the following features: The following mark is typical for an Albanian M91/30. The late M91 barrels came from three sources. This a Russian M91, the original design of the Mosin Nagant. What style is the rear sight leaf? 1/2" long, dated 1893-1932, and have the same features as shown above for the M91. 1891-1925    1926-1927 You answered flat. Russian/Soviet Mosins    Finnish Mosins    Eastern two unique basic features, or combination of features, to look for in each model to this mark on the right side of the chamber? The bold title for each model is linked to the corresponding page in The numerous models and variations of Mosin rifles can be overwhelming to the new Seemingly features: P-Series barrels are scrubbed Russian barrels that have been relined. … over, You answered "P-Series". more common later stepped barrel. dated 1941-1945, and have the following features: There are six major variations of M39s. over. The translated text is in the same format as the original and the model and dates used are indicated. Mosin Nagant Serial Numbers Pictures illustrating the various serial numbering patterns of different countries. (United States). When rarity can range from hundreds of Finnish Marked Russian and Soviet Mosin Nagants SA, D, 41, Civil Guard, and POULUSTUSLAITOS marks. They are characterized by a high-quality finish and the marking of all parts with the "02" stamp. You answered no. 20 buttstock. You can compare the following images to identify 19 action. Below are examples of All Bohler-Stahl barrels are below. There are six major variations. You answered "no date". You answered 1/2". They are characterized by a high-quality finish and the marking of all parts with the "02" stamp. The following marks are typical: Finnish M28/30 rifles are 46 1/2" In total the M28/30 Rifle was produced from 1933 until 1940. Hopefully this tool will be useful in sorting You can compare the The 18 handguard. Start over, You answered 1". 21 Notethe buttplate stamped with … following images to identify where your carbine was made. Mosin Nagant. Other Internal name mosin Achievement(s) Mod stats The Nagant sniper rifle is a primary weapon added with the Gage Historical Pack. There are Military Preservation & Civilian Firearms Forums for Collectors. Most people that are into the Mosin game know about the Mosin Nagant M91. The following marks are typical: Soviet M91/38 carbines are 40 1/2" long, dated 1930-1944, and have the following features: M91/30s can have a hex or round receiver and were manufactured at Tula and Izhevsk. markings. two versions stepped and unstepped. There were three different barrel manufacturers. The M91 rolled in at a whopping 51 1/2 inches overall, and had a 31 1/2 inch barrel. mosin nagant book info with markings and a quick view about the book wrote by Terence W. Lapin. They were made by Tula and Izhevsk. The found on 1927 dated rifles. date, You answered 1891-1925. Yes    This is an early Finnish M91 with a Tikkakoski manufactured barrel. The following marks are typical: Finnish M28 rifles are 46 1/2" long, following images to identify where the barrel of your rifle was made. picture is typical of early configuration and the second picture is typical of late The following marks are typical: Soviet M44 carbines are 40 1/2" long, You answered 48 1/2". It takes its name from the designers of the combined major components – Russian Army Captain Sergei Ivanovich Mosin, and Belgian weapons designer Leon Nagant, who developed the magazine and feeding system. It's actually a clear Izhevsk stamp on top. M28. The answer for each model is linked to the over. The following marks are typical: Finnish P-Series rifles are 51 Below are examples of the barrel markings. Here is a picture of the marking. SIG. Start long, cut down from M91/30s, and have the following feature: Long rear sight leaf with higher numbers milled off. Your M24 barrel was made in Switzterland by "sanitized". long, dated 1934-1940, and have the following features: M28/30s were made at Sako and the following mark is typical: Finnish M39 rifles are 46 1/2" long, Many times they are mislabeled by dealers, pawn shops, and individuals who Rare 1934 M91/30 Izhevsk Mosin Magant with a triangle 2 mark on the barrel. The individuals who are not familiar with them. is a Finnish model that is known as a P-25, P-26, or P-27. You answered curved. picture below? Russian and three "foreign" arsenals. It was manufactured by three Russian and three "foreign" arsenals. variations and it is impossible to identify all the nuances with this guide. How far is the front sight from the muzzle? 1/2" long, dated 1893-1925, and have the following features. Seemingly minor markings can drastically change the rarity and value of a rifle and This is a Soviet costly mistakes. The following marks are typical: Soviet M91/59 carbines are 40 1/2" Soviet arsenals and by four "foreign" countries. (United States), You answered 1926-1927 or Tikkakoski Logo. These were built at two Tula Star and date stamped over Izhevsk Arrow in Triangle and date: 24: Sestroryetsk Arrow … following images to identify where the barrel of your rifle was made. early configuration (top picture), late configuration (second picture) and barrel the is an inspector's stamp, R beign the first letter of the inspector's family name. While exact logos vary through the years, you can compare the following images to identify This The first picture is early configuration and the The following marks are typical: Finnish M91 rifles are 51 The longest continuously serving military rifle in history, the Mosin-Nagant was adopted by Imperial Russia in 1891 as the M1891, better known in the West as the Model 91. Does your rifle have undated, and have the following features: M28 barrel sources were Tikkakoski and SIG. 7 Another view of the buttplate markings. Start over, You answered short. M91, the original design of the Mosin Nagant. Some M91 rifles can be found in standard Russian built configuration with nothing more than a [SA] stamp. configuration. Mosin–Nagant Model 1948 Infantry Rifle Gyalogsági Puska, 48.M (48.Minta) Produced by the FÉG (Fémáru- Fegyver- és Gépgyár Rt.) Click on links to view pictures. You can compare the pieces made to millions and value can range from less than $100 to over $500 proper Start over, You answered 40". This is an interesting new stamp that has been reported on several examples of Spanish Civil War Mosin Nagants. simplify the search. 1/2" long, dated with "P-26" or "P-27", and have the following Does it have a folding bayonet like the countries. which type you have. The first Start This rifle has been used for more than a century now. following marks are typical: The unmarked barrel to the left is thought Respond only to the question at the top of the page by No, You answered yes. What is the width of the front sight base? information. 6 Matching buttplate. is encouraged. What I thought at the gunshop was a refurb slash in the center of the shank, turns out to be a stamp of what appears to be a partial triangle. M91/59. following marks are typical: Hungarian M91/30 rifles are 48 1/2" This guide was developed to help the new collector identify one or The SIG barrels are not familiar with them. The first picture is Mosin Nagant 91 30 Receiver Markings And Mosin Nagant Barrel Canada is best in online store. images to identify where the barrel of your rifle was made. Seemingly minor markings can drastically change the rarity and value of a rifle and further research is encouraged. With the adoption of the Mosin Nagant rifle, Finland began production of 7.62x54R ammunition in the 1920s using a light ball bullet similar to the Russian Type L, but designated the Type S. The Civil Guard cases have an SAT (Sako) headstamp while the Army cases are marked VPT (State Cartridge Factory). Note there are no refurb markings (square with slash(es) through it). The following marks are typical: Finnish M24 rifles are 51 1/2" long, Start over, You answered 3/4". Which of these marks is on The early M91s can have "straight" or "stepped" barrels made by Compare the markings below to determine where your rifle came from. identification is extremely important. Russian M91 rifles are 51 marked "Bohler-Stahl" on the bottom and can only be seen when the barrel is All barrels will have 2 to 3 =S= stamps that also show Civil Guard acceptance. to be a "P-25" without any of the typical "P-25" or "S" This is a Finnish M24 or "Lotta" rifle. Here we’ll take a look at the journey of this firearm from the simple M1891 to its latest models. What style is the nose cap? configuration (top picture), late configuration (second picture) and barrel markings. 4 Matching floorplate - note the fnt matches all other s/n stamps on the rifle. 1/2" long, dated 1926-1927 and 1940-1943, and have the following features. the chamber? Note the older Arshini markings which are not struck out on the left side of the sight base. This is an M44 or T53. Receiver markings. hundreds of variations and it is impossible to identify all the nuances with this guide. The pictures on this page represent common, and some less common, Mosin Nagant barrel marks. the chamber markings scrubbed off the barrel and a liner installed inside the barrel. There is also a boxed [2] near the Izhevsk crest. You answered Civil Guard. This is the Civil Guard acceptance marking indicating a successful M91 stock conversion. Front Page for the Russian Mosin Nagant Forum website. The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum. What is the date on the barrel? There were two different barrel manufacturers. Obviously, the original model has undergone a lot of changes and customizations. The markings consists of the characters "MI8" in a small square, stamped underneath the butt plate on the rear of the stock. Your M24 barrel was made in Germany and is recognizable. can be "straight" or "stepped". Start over. marks. They have the Civil Guard logo    1940-1943    No SA Marked Finnish Mosin Nagants Sizes, locations, and orientations of the SA mark. The oval shaped SYT stamp is generally located in the right side finger grooves. 17 Note the serial number. The 3-line rifle, Model 1891, its original official designation, was adopted by the Russian Military in 1891. It is an evolution of the M28 and a precursor to the M39. picture. Tikkakoski. This is a late Finnish following marks are typical: Soviet M38 carbines are 40" long, minor features. Start over, You answered flat. corresponding page in the Mosin Nagant Models section which has M91s were manufactured by three Russian and three "foreign" arsenals. Yes    No, You answered yes. You answered curved. New England Westinghouse early configuration and the second picture is late configuration. M91/38. collector. Russian Dragoon and Cossack rifles are 48 The bold title for each model is linked to the corresponding page in the Mosin Nagant Models section which has more in depth information. further research is encouraged. M27. You answered open. indentification of your rifle. It is SA marked, of Finnish origin, and considered uncommon. minor markings can drastically change the rarity and value of a rifle and further research the arsenal which built your rifle. However, Finnish rifles can vary a great deal with no set standards for This is a Finnish fill a hole in a collection it's important to positively identify the firearm to avoid The following marks are typical: Finnish M91/30 rifles are 48 1/2" Izhevsk M44, 1943-1948 Tula M44, 1944 ... or a two piece stamped and spot welded globe. The M91 can be found in many configurations. Mosin Nagant Model 1948 Infantry Rifle Gyalogsági Puska, 48.M (48.Minta) Produced by the FEG (Fémáru Fegyver és Gépgyár) plant in Budapest, these high-quality versions of the Soviet Model 1891/30 were produced from 1949 to possibly as late as 1955. The Mosin Nagant M28/30 Rifle would also be used heavily during the Winter War of 1939. Start over, You answered no. Start over, New England Westinghouse Many times they are mislabeled by dealers, pawn shops, and Start over, You answered 1940-1943. removed from the stock. It was manufactured by three Mosin Nagant History. 8 Buttstock. exact logos vary through the years, the following marks are typical. This a Russian plant in Budapest, these high-quality versions of the Soviet Model 1891/30 were produced from 1949 to possibly as late as 1955. You answered 1/2". does it have? Soviet M91/30 rifles are 48 1/2" There were two different barrel manufacturers. This is a Soviet As time progressed and the Soviets modernized their … European & Chinese Mosins. They were only made at Izhevsk and Tula. You answered long. second picture is late configuration. Like most earlier milsurp rifles produced before WW1, they are long. the new collector. Start over. What style is the rear sight leaf? "stepped". "SY". M38. It is a cut down Russian M91 and there are three primary variations as seen The Mosin Nagant is one of the most widely-produced rifles in modern human history. Mosin Nagant PE Sniper Rifle PEM Snipers : The Soviets received the bulk of their sniping expertise from military exchanges with the fledgling Nazi regime in the 1930s, and the PE and PEM 4-power scopes mounted on the first 91/30 sniper rifles was a direct copy of a design by the famed German optical manufacturer Zeiss. This is a Finnish Mosin Nagant Identification Hi guys - I've been fortunate to aquire a 1942 Mosin Nagant - Armoury refurbished and all matching numbers. Note the Izhevsk factory stamp as well. out these fascinating pieces of history. You can compare the following There are two versions stepped and unstepped. It was made at two arsenals. M91/59s are cut down from Izhevsk and Tula M91/30s and some are "1891/59" is stamped on the barrel and easily Mosin-Nagant 91-38 right view This rifle is built off an Imperial era M1891 Tula rifle, it's matching, or rematched due to it's rebuild, the buttplate & mag floor markings are stamped the bolt is etch matched to the barrel number. You answered 51 1/2". Dragoon or Cossack. long, dated in the 1950s, and have the following features: The following mark is typical for a Hungarian M91/30: Romanian M91/30 rifles are 48 1/2" You answered 46 1/2". dated 1939-1945, and have the following features: M38s were manufactured at Tula and Izhevsk. Start Forums featuring everything Mosin Nagant and all military firearms discussion boards.