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Posted: 12/31/2009 1:01:39 PM EDT
| I just bought my first M28 and it will be on its way to me soon. I have a bunch of Mosin-Nagants, but the will be only my second Finn, Pictures forthcoming as soon as it get here. |
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Good score!
I love both of my M28s. Make sure you check the bore size, if the "D" stamp isn't on the barrel. Depending on the size of the bore, it might be a bad idea to shoot "modern" x54r in her. You may have to reload for the rife. I haven't slugged. nor shot mine yet, but plan to in the near future. |
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Good score! I love both of my M28s. Make sure you check the bore size, if the "D" stamp isn't on the barrel. Depending on the size of the bore, it might be a bad idea to shoot "modern" x54r in her. You may have to reload for the rife. I haven't slugged. nor shot mine yet, but plan to in the near future. My M28 was my first Mosin back in 1988 or 89. I paid $39 for it |
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Good score! I love both of my M28s. Make sure you check the bore size, if the "D" stamp isn't on the barrel. Depending on the size of the bore, it might be a bad idea to shoot "modern" x54r in her. You may have to reload for the rife. I haven't slugged. nor shot mine yet, but plan to in the near future. last i read it is NOT an indication of the bore size, just that they relieved the inside of the chamber to fit the larger / longer bullet. |
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Good score! I love both of my M28s. Make sure you check the bore size, if the "D" stamp isn't on the barrel. Depending on the size of the bore, it might be a bad idea to shoot "modern" x54r in her. You may have to reload for the rife. I haven't slugged. nor shot mine yet, but plan to in the near future. last i read it is NOT an indication of the bore size, just that they relieved the inside of the chamber to fit the larger / longer bullet. In that case, it probably best to slug the barrel if its there or not. |
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Good score! I love both of my M28s. Make sure you check the bore size, if the "D" stamp isn't on the barrel. Depending on the size of the bore, it might be a bad idea to shoot "modern" x54r in her. You may have to reload for the rife. I haven't slugged. nor shot mine yet, but plan to in the near future. My M28 was my first Mosin back in 1988 or 89. I paid $39 for it It took me considerably longer to find my first one. I bought it a couple of yeas ago, with 60 rounds of ammo, for $100. Great deal for the time, but they also kept referring to it as "old' and "Russian" , too. Since we're breaking out the pictures. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v217/tep0583/100_0520Medium.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v217/tep0583/M28-2/100_3157Medium.jpg ill give you $100 for that rifle, plus shipping. you can keep the ammo |
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Good score! I love both of my M28s. Make sure you check the bore size, if the "D" stamp isn't on the barrel. Depending on the size of the bore, it might be a bad idea to shoot "modern" x54r in her. You may have to reload for the rife. I haven't slugged. nor shot mine yet, but plan to in the near future. My M28 was my first Mosin back in 1988 or 89. I paid $39 for it It took me considerably longer to find my first one. I bought it a couple of yeas ago, with 60 rounds of ammo, for $100. Great deal for the time, but they also kept referring to it as "old' and "Russian" , too. Since we're breaking out the pictures. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v217/tep0583/100_0520Medium.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v217/tep0583/M28-2/100_3157Medium.jpg ill give you $100 for that rifle, plus shipping. you can keep the ammo LOL! I've had several similar offers in the last couple of years. This will be one of the last Mosin Nagants I ever sell. |
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