Serial No. 5928, made in 1926, 7.62x54R, 32" round barrel. One of the rarer of the Mosin Nagant rifles is the Finnish P series. Barrel and receiver are a light grey patina with light scattered discoloration noted. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Stock has expected nicks, dings and scratches for handling and usage wear. Serial numbers are matching, action functions...

Serial No. 918077 circa early 1905-1907, 6.5 Japanese, 31" round barrel. Bore is fairly good with traces cosmoline, rifling remains strong. Mum has been grounded off, serial numbers are non-matching. Stock has heavy usage and handling wear with nicks, dings and scratches visible. Action functions correctly. Consignment

Serial No. 72574, circa 1945, 7.7Jap, 26" round barrel. Last ditch Type 99 with fixed rear sight, mum has been removed and stock has been duffle cut. Bore is good with surface frosting visible in the grooves. Stock has had a light coat of varnish applied. Serial numbers are matching. Action functions correctly. Consignment. 

Serial No. 46275, circa 1890's, 7.62x54R, 31.5" round barrel. Hex Receiver is marked with "SA/ T inside triangle circled/46275/1943" Bore is bright with light scattered areas of frosting, rifling is handsome. Serial numbers are matching, stock is dark with light surface handling marks visible. Upper hand guard has a crack visible. Rifle was more than captured during the Winter War and...

Serial No. MN04895(IMPORTER), made in 1936, 7.62x54R, 29" round barrel. Russian bolt action rifle in overall very good condition. Right side of the receiver is import marked. Bore is good with frosting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Serial numbers are matching, stock show light handling wear. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

SN: 9130487813. 1925 Production. 7.62x54r in a 29" Barrel.  Bore condition is fair with dark spots throughout with rifling present. Metal condition is very good with light handling marks. Wood is in good condition with handling marks throughout. Tula pre 91/dragoon CCCP Hexagon receiver converted to 91/30. Parts have matching numbers. Come with bayonet.

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Serial No. 85088, circa 1914-19333, 7.5x55, 23.5" round barrel. Bore is bright and shiny with handsome rifling. Serial numbers are matching including the magazine. Stock has light handling wear visible. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

Serial No. 602909, made in 1941, 6.5x55 Swiss, 24" round import marked barrel. Finish is thinning to a grey patina on the barrel and some parts of the receiver. Bore is excellent with handsome rifling noted. Stock is good with light wear visible. Action functions correctly. Austin Location

Serial No. 206884, made in 1941, 7.62x54R, 27" round barrel. Barrel and receiver are a light grey patina with sharp factory markings visible. Bore is good with light frosting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Serial numbers are non-matching, stock is very good with light handling wear noted. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No. 195523, circa 1914-1933, 7.5x55, 24" round barrel. Serial Numbers are matching including magazine, bore is excellent. Stock has had a light coat of varnish applied with an arsenal repaired area noted above the trigger guard forward of the trigger. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

SN: 68545. Made in 1944 with a 28-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x54mmR cartridge. Overall condition is very good with a dull bore with strong rifling but the finish on the metallic is worn with some light pitting on the receiver. The stock exhibits the dings, dents & scratches that one expects to see on a military service rifle & the handguard is matching in both color &...

SN: 445207. Made in 1914 by Koishikawa Arsenal with a 31.4-inch barrel chambered for the 6.5x50mmSR cartridge. Overall good condition with a dark bore that has strong rifling & a stock with only light handling wear. The handguard matches the stock in both color & condition. This is a "school marked" Type 38 rifle with a ring of small circles obscuring the chrysanthemum to indicate...

Serial No. 315560, circa 1911-1920, 7.5x55, 31" round barrel. Serial Numbers are matching including the magazine. Bore is bright and shiny and handsome rifling. Stock is good with light handling wear noted. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

Serial No. 6500J, circa 1916, 8x56R, 20" round barrel. Overall good condition with light handling wear visible. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. Serial numbers are matching. Stock has had a coat of lacquer applied at some point, rear sling swivel has been removed. Action is smooth and functions correctly.

SN: Z2346. Made in Oviedo, Spain for the Guardia Civil with a 22.5-inch barrel chambered for the the 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge. Overall condition is very good with a bright bore & original factory finish on the metal parts. The stock is in great shape with hardly any of the dings, dents & scratches you would normally expect to see on a surplus military service rifle. The handguard is...

SN: 18537. Made by Izhevsk in 1928 with a 29-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x54mmR cartridge & the distinctive hexagonal receiver of the pre-1930 Mosin-Nagants. Rifle is in overall very good condition with some light pitting on the right side of the receiver, but it was refinished during a later arsenal service life extension re-build. Bore is a little on the dark side but it...

SN: PB495. Made in 1939 with an 18.5-inch barrel chambered for the 7.92x57mm Mauser rifle cartridge. Rifle has been refinished, so it has an attractive aesthetic about it that was entirely produced by the post-war arsenal-level rebuild. The metallic parts have a black enamel finish on them & the buttstock is excellent with no dings, dents or scratches. The handguard matches the buttstock...

SN: 57169. Made in 1942 at BSA Shirley with a 25.2-inch barrel that is chambered for the .303 rifle cartridge. Overall condition of the rifle is good with an enamel paint over finish on all metal parts & wood with the dings & dents that one would expect to see on a rifle that experienced vigorous military service. Copper wire has been wound around the rifle in two places to...

SN: 1386J. Made at Steyr in Austria with a 20-inch barrel that is chambered for the 8x56mmR rifle cartridge. In overall very good condition with a dark bore that nevertheless has strong rifling, & service condition wood that bears the dents & dings of typical military service. There are three German inspection stamps on the stock & the receiver. Comes with a leather sling &...

SN: 55520. Made in 1935 by Izhevsk arsenal. 7.62x54R with a 29" barrel. Bore is dull with strong rifling remaining. M91/30 with a non matching floor plate and butt plate. Finish is in good condition with wear noted and areas beginning to transition to a gray/brown patina, import mark is noted on the bottom of the barrel near the muzzle. Stock has expected handling wear noted. Action...