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  1. 06-13-2013 12:04 PM #11
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    I've always wondered what makes the M44s so brutal in comparison to the 91/30s. They don't seem to weigh all that much less. Certainly they have more muzzle blast!
    I don't know either but they are killers at both ends! The flame is at least six feet at dusk. My son has one we shoot a lot. They are very accurate as long as you have the bayonet extended. Fun gun and cheap to shoot! My 91/30 is nowhere near as punishing as the M44!

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    I don't mind the Mosin carbines with regular ball, but the heavy ball is a bit punishing. Outstanding fireball though!!!
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    Nice looking rifle
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