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08-28-2011 12:40 AM
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Whoops, sorry, have been busy. The tip on my cleaning rod is the bog-standard type, the same as all the 91/30s that have been flooding into the US. I did strip the rifle down for cleaning, but forgot to look for inspector's marks.
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Under My Butplate

Originally Posted by
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Have you looked at the butt under the buttplate? Are there any markings there, whether stamped or in pencil?
After reading this post I decided to look under the butplate on my M44. Its a 1944 dated Izhevsk, numbers matching, oil finished stock. It looks alot like spinecrackers. It was my third Nagant but it had a ton more marks than the previous ones. Even the stock is covered in stampings. Anyway I looked under the butplate and there are a couple of stampings and a pencil mark as well. From what i can tell is says either "688" or a character that might resemble "G88." The back of the butplate is completely, and i mean every square inch, in hunter orange paint? Weird? Any ideas on this?
Thanks for sparking my interest,
mdrim13
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Greetings everyone, I just discovered this site tonight looking for a good C&R site and I think I found one! Anyways, I have a pristine Izhevsk 1946 M44 that I would love to find out more about. All parts are stamped with the Izzy mark and all numbered parts appear to match. The bluing is near 100% as is the wood furniture. I'll take some pics tomorrow and let you guys check it out. I picked it up from my favorite local gun shop for a price that I thought was a little high for what Mosins usually go for. I haven't seen another one yet that looks as good so I might have gotten a winner. Its also a great shooter too! Like I said though, I'll post pics and let you guys decide.
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Hey Midmichigun. Sorry for getting back so late, but I was in Oregon on Holiday. My M44 is a refurb and no two pieces have matching #'s. The barrel has a different # underneath than the receiver. The buttplate has no # except the electropencil. Same with the bolt. Very faintly penciled.
I'll start with the stock. It has the refurb mark on it and is laminate. I haven't seen another with this stock yet. I didn't re-finish it. I use micro-fiber rags to bring up the shine.[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]Attachment 26463[/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH]
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Well I want to play, too! Here's my 1946 M44. Excellent shape, shiny bore, all matching, no stock markings other than usual inspection stamps. Note no re-furbish marks, though. Complete, except no sling, original finish and bluing. Would be a supergun except for the import marks, which are very subtle anyway.Attachment 28493Attachment 28492Attachment 28494
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Originally Posted by
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Complete, except no sling, original finish and bluing.
looks like it has been refurbed to me. My 1943 dated has no refurb marks either but it has been reworked. I dont think many carry an original finish.
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Originally Posted by
mdrim13
looks like it has been refurbed to me. My 1943 dated has no refurb marks either but it has been reworked. I dont think many carry an original finish.
My poor choice of words- by original I meant thst It wad finished as it was when I got it from the importer, did nothing to it..
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