Mosin Nagant 1907 Carbine

[Mauserbill]

Hello
Just seen this on Gunstar looks unusual "Never seen one before" Can anyone elaborate.
Its advertised as a Mosin Nagant 1907 Carbine I would have it if it was not for the £5K price tag.
There are more pictures on the site if you want to investigate.

[Alpha1]

If its in 7.62x54 they are quite common and not worth 5K are you sure its not £500.

[Mauserbill]

Hello
No its advertised at £5,000 are you sure they are that common. I have never seen one before, and have never seen one advertised untill now.
anybody on Full Bore have one can you give an appraisal of this model of rifle.

[Dark Skies]

https://www.russian-mosin-nagant-forum.com/app.php/98

[Alpha1]

Actually this is the model I thought it was this one is £770.00

[snayperskaya]

A genuine 1907 Carbine is one of the rarest Mosin variants going

[snayperskaya]

If you look at the Gunstar ad again you'll see it is actually a "wanted" ad.....the rifle isn't for sale

[Dark Skies]

Actually this is the model I thought it was this one is £770.00

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Isn't that an M38?

[snayperskaya]

Actually this is the model I thought it was this one is £770.00

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Isn't that an M38?

Looks from the pic to be an M38 with a post-war refurb laminate stock, the extra reinforcing bolt on the wrist of the stock is a giveaway that it is a laminate stock.Another post-war sign is the pressed in sling slot escutcheons front and rear.

[snayperskaya]

The rarest Mosin carbine was the Gendarmerie Carbine produced in 1896 at the Sestroryetsk Arsenal and "invented" by a Colonel Jurlov and only 11 were ever produced and there is, I believe, only one surviving example in the Tula Arsenal museum....along with the first M91 Mosin produced at Sestroryetsk, serial #1.