Odd Mosin Nagant Stock.

[sgtroadrunner]

SSG_LORD; Thank you for the response. I hadn't thought about either the M24rv or the M27rv. You are right. The stock I have would most likely be for the M24rv. Now what do I do with it I have 2 M91 barreled actions so I could make a fake M24rv but that does not seem right. Too bad there aren't any M24rv barreled actions laying around. I guess I will keep as it is, at least, for now.

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[SSG_Lord]

SSG_LORD; Thank you for the response. I hadn't thought about either the M24rv or the M27rv. You are right. The stock I have would most likely be for the M24rv. Now what do I do with it I have 2 M91 barreled actions so I could make a fake M24rv but that does not seem right. Too bad there aren't any M24rv barreled actions laying around. I guess I will keep as it is, at least, for now.

How did you come into possession of it? There aren't very many of these, so the stock was probably on a rifle when it entered the U.S. Makes you wonder what became of the barreled action.

[sgtroadrunner]

I found it on eBay. There wasn't much on the description but I could see the stock was in near excellent condition so I bought it not sure what it fit. I'm a bit suspicious maybe someone bought it complete and not knowing what it was disassembled the carbine to make a sporter or whatever. I have two Finnish barreled actions one is a Tula dated 96 and the other is a Westinghouse. I also have a complete action by Izhevsk dated 1926. An M44 complete barrel in excellent condition and a M91/30 barrel and miscellaneous Nagant parts. I have an M38 fake that I put together from parts. The bayonet lug on an M44 barrel was tuned down to the M38 configuration. Also have a very nice M39. Wow! Nothing like writing a book!