Just a question to anyone. When you buy a Milsurp, how do you know if it's safe to shoot?
I don't want the barrel exploding on me or something.
I have a 1944 Long Branch Lee No 4 Mk I that someone gave to me. I had to give it a good cleaning. The bore looks pretty good, but I'm no expert.
Also bought a RussianM44 Mosin Nagant recently that I want to try.
Please help with your thoughts on how to check that the firearm is safe to shoot.
Thanks in advance.Information
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