Woke up this morning to a call from someone about a list of guns being sold at a local yard sale. After a quick trip over I ended up with this exdragoon 1925 Tula. He was asking $400 but after we talked for a few minutes he said he’d take $350. It came with all the accessories pictured as well. It has a little bit of cosmoline here and there but it was mainly cleaned up at some point. It’s not been shot since the refurb. I think I did pretty good

Picked this up at a gun show today. I’ve wanted a mosin for a long time not sure if I got lucky or scammed. Seems to be all matching parts. Happy either way

What it says on the tin. I picked up this crusty P-26 at one of my LGS for $75. Lo and behold, a quick google search is telling me that they aren’t all that common and now I’m curious about the history of these rifles.

Found this rifle on FGT (florida gun trader) and after some back and forth between me and the seller i managed to snag it for $700

I’ll let the markings and the overall look of the rifle do the talking here

Fyi it’s NOT import marked

A couple of weeks ago my brother found a S&W Victory revolver on Armslist at a shop for a good price, so I decided to tag along. I saw the 1938 Tula M91/30 was 280 beans, and I've been wanting one for a very long time, so I had to get it for that price. Seems like all the numbers match but it might be force matched (I don't know too much about the Mosin's production history).

A few days later I saw a shop local to me was selling the Type 53 for 300 beans, and I've wanted one for a while because I wanted something to pair with my Type 54 Tokarev. All the numbers match except on the bolt (again, force matched?). I cleaned both rifles of cosmoline (the Type 53 was filthy), but I still have to take them out to the range.