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Moisin Nagant M44 or M38

Me want to know too.

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

RDC wrote: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.

RDC wrote: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

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.

snayperskaya wrote:

RDC wrote: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.

No problem

Search over :)

1951 Polish M44

thats nice

stupid question time what calibre