Cabela's 91/30's at $199

[gewehrsniper]

I'm in missouri and I went to cabelas just today and saw them for $199. Twas a sad sight...no accessories and most of them did look like they had been tied to a car bumper a dragged 1000 miles through rough terrain.

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[WarPig1976]

most of them did look like they had been tied to a car bumper a dragged 1000 miles through rough terrain.

Wait a minute.!!! Are you saying that wasn't part of the Russian proofing of 91/30s for service?
Nonsense sir.!! nonsense....

[HOOKED ON HISTORY]

Originally Posted by gewehrsniper
most of them did look like they had been tied to a car bumper a dragged 1000 miles through rough terrain.
Wait a minute.!!! Are you saying that wasn't part of the Russian proofing of 91/30s for service?
Nonsense sir.!! nonsense....

If it was not it most certainly was for the Chinese 53s. Along with a long swamp soak.

[mil-surp60]

Scored a1940 tula, no counterbore,all matching , so so stock great bore 129.00 Tridelphia WV cabelas. Stuck her in a laminated stock i scored off e bay , what a nice rifle for 129.00 plus the cost of the laminated stock.They are at j&g right now for 129.00 and 199.00 for a laminated one. Lots of good deals still out there on mosins.

[Doug76]

Well, they are on sale there now for 129.99. I just picked up a nice 1932 Tula hex receiver. No accessories though on mine (and it was the only hex, and one of only two Tula's), although most of them there at least had the bayonet (not mine). Most of them looked real rough stock-wise, but the metal was in decent to very good condition. This was at the Richfield WI store.
I still have all the accessories from my first one, bubba-ed unfortunately (although it was very nicely bubba-ed ), that was given to a good friend. I will not be doing that to this one, it stays as is.