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Mosin Nagant

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Unless stated otherwise, all used, antique and military surplus rifles are sold in as-is condition without any warranty. Upon request, we can arrange to have any firearm inspected and test-fired by a gunsmith for $40 plus cleaning charges. Otherwise, these firearms must be stripped and cleaned by the buyer prior to using the firearm. Military surplus rifles often have military (cosmoline) grease in the barrel and action which may cause improper operation if not cleaned prior to use.

The Mosin–Nagant is one of the most iconic bolt-action rifles of the 20th century. First adopted by the Russian Empire in 1891 and used extensively through both World Wars, the Mosin–Nagant earned its reputation as a rugged, reliable, and powerful service rifle.

Chambered in 7.62×54R, the longest-serving military cartridge still in use today, this rifle offers excellent range and stopping power. With its 5-round internal magazine, straight bolt handle, and battle-proven design, the Mosin–Nagant remains a favourite among collectors, history enthusiasts, and shooters who appreciate classic military rifles.

Surplus examples like this one provide an affordable entry into the world of historic firearms. Each rifle carries unique character marks from service, making every Mosin–Nagant a one-of-a-kind piece of history.

Key Features:

Authentic Mosin–Nagant bolt-action rifle
Chambered in 7.62×54R – powerful, long-range cartridge
5-round internal magazine with charger clip capability
Hardwood stock with military finish (surplus variations may differ)
Proven battlefield durability – used across both World Wars and beyond
Affordable and collectible military surplus rifle

Historical Significance:

The Mosin–Nagant armed Russian and Soviet forces from 1891 through the Cold War, seeing combat on the Eastern Front of both World Wars and countless other conflicts. With over 37 million produced, it remains one of the most widely issued rifles in history. For collectors and shooters alike, owning a Mosin–Nagant is like holding a piece of global military heritage. The Mosin Nagant, in several forms, serves still in the War in Ukraine in 2025!

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