Moisin Nagant M44 or M38

[Grizzly]

Moisin Nagant M44 or M38

[Gazoo]

Me want to know too.

[RDC]

Not sure if they still have any in still but Fultons had some Polish M44 in for 170 quid in excellent condition.

[Grizzly]

Not sure if they still have any in still but Fultons had some Polish M44 in for 170 quid in excellent condition.

Thanks I'll check them out.

[snayperskaya]

Not sure if they still have any in still but Fultons had some Polish M44 in for 170 quid in excellent condition.

The Polish Fabryka Broni "Lucznik" - Radom produced Mosins are very nice and often found in excellent unissued condition and early to mid-50's dated.

If you are after a carbine with a difference this M91/38 is a bit of a rare bird and quite sought-after.......

http://www.highwoodclassicarms.co.uk/Fi ... e/0151.htm

In terms of rarity due to low production numbers (compared to Russian, Chinese and Polish etc variants) the Romanian M44's are worth a look as well.That said I owned a Soviet 1944-dated M44 that was pristine with all matching numbers that shot really well.


And by the way Tovarischi......it is Mosin, not "Moisin" and a Nagant* is a revolver!

* The Russians don't use the "Nagant" bit

[Dark Skies]

Go for the M38 - I have both. They shoot as well as each other but the M44's bayonet snags on your gun slip all the time.

[Grizzly]

Not sure if they still have any in still but Fultons had some Polish M44 in for 170 quid in excellent condition.

The Polish Fabryka Broni "Lucznik" - Radom produced Mosins are very nice and often found in excellent unissued condition and early to mid-50's dated.

If you are after a carbine with a difference this M91/38 is a bit of a rare bird and quite sought-after.......

http://www.highwoodclassicarms.co.uk/Fi ... e/0151.htm

In terms of rarity due to low production numbers (compared to Russian, Chinese and Polish etc variants) the Romanian M44's are worth a look as well.That said I owned a Soviet 1944-dated M44 that was pristine with all matching numbers that shot really well.


And by the way Tovarischi......it is Mosin, not "Moisin" and a Nagant* is a revolver!

* The Russians don't use the "Nagant" bit

Appreciate the info snayperskaya. I've sent you a PM if you wouldn't mind a quick look. Thanks.

[snayperskaya]

No problem

[Grizzly]

Search over :)

1951 Polish M44

[Dellboy]

thats nice

stupid question time what calibre