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    Mosin Number Two Pictures

    I just bought my first Mosin a few weeks ago, and this past Tuesday I bought a second one... just because I had to have a hex receiver. LOL!

    I'll do better when it comes home with me (it can't be snuck in until next week). I was behind my desk with the rifle on my lap and was able to at least get the markings on the receiver and the repair on the stock (which oddly appeals to me greatly). Enjoy!







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    A very nice rifle! But you know they actually often made the stocks as two piece stocks? What you are seeing as the repair is actually the second piece of the stock. They made them this way to use a smaller starting blank-less wasteful.

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    Very nice Ex-Dragoon!

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    nice rifle. have fun with it. if you reload be careful of the bore diameter. SLUG IT

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