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    Agreed shoulda got the Garandicon first , they are going sky high now. Great shooting , i have 5 mosins , 2 are pu snipers , most all are dead on accurate after adjusting the front site post , and the two pu snipers are astoundingly accurate with the 43 progress scope and 44 Kazan i have them topped with. You will shock yaself with those old mosins if you tinker with the sights a tad , and polish up the inside of the reciever and bolt they feed smooth and shoot very well. I put the accurizing shim kits in my two pu mosins made a huge diff in groupings. I wont even say ill just get called a liar lol how small i can get em at 100 yrds and out. with just a little tinkering and adjusting.

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    oh ,and the wood work looks great , dont be ashamed of that, i hate that shellac that just peels off i have refinished a few for that very reason.if its mint looking and not peeling then yea leave it be , if its ugly as the hind end of a mangy dog as some are i say fix her up , sure not hurting it ,just stay away from the markings best as you can. That wood looks very well done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mil-surp60 View Post
    I put the accurizing shim kits in my two pu mosins made a huge diff in groupings.
    Any more info on the shim kits ?

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    the shim kits can be bought on ebay from a guy named rapulzemine i think it is , i got them from him off gunboards forum but he is on ebay as well , 25.00 gets you enough to do two rifles and comes with intructions on how best to use them , they make a huge diff in groups and keep the action nice and tight when firing as the two screws like to work loose on most mosins during extended fire and accuracy suffers as a result , these were developed by the russians during the war for the sniper model pu rifles, but work well in all mosins, ill try and get the link or more info on him and the kits for you . I have them in mine and it makes a world of diff. here is a pic of the shims in a finn capture stock i have, note the shims inside action part of wood ,it comes with shims for top of stock as well.
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    And here is the actual shim kit as made in ww2 russia , he has just copied the original design, you get recoil lug shims,action shims , all in one kit and enough to do two rifles , i use them in most all my mosins now . HE is also making a kit for the mauser rifles now as well i believe.
    I will get his ebay user name and post it if you like they do work very well. If you own a mosin these are a great way to get the full acurracy potential out of a mosin nagant.

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