How many guns do you have in all :huh:
Those are some nice guns. I like the Mosin-Nagant m1891/30, looks cool.
Nice collection Frankkov (if those are your plinkers I'd like to see your good ones). I used to have a couple of SKS rifles. One was a Russian variant with the bayonet, the other was a Norinco manufactured Chinese paratrooper version with a 16.5 inch barrel and thumbhole stock (took AK magazines). Like you said, fun to shoot but basicially POS's. The russian one had about a 20 lb trigger pull. I put a short tactical scope on the Norinco and the best I could do with it was about 6 inch groups at 100yds. Not exactly a tackdriver.....:lol:. I ended up trading them both away for other guns.
I honestly have no idea...probably too many....:unsure:
You can find Mosins for sale at just about any "gun show" and many sporting goods stores as well. For a while I think Dunhams was selling them for $70 - $100 or so, but from what I remember those were fairly crappy quality....:mellow:
Yeah the trigger pull on those things make them pretty worthless....I used to have a Russian one also, eventually traded it for a scope. The Yugo had a slightly different trigger group which makes the pull a bit lighter...but still worthless except for plinking. My other long guns, which for the life of me I can't find pictures of....I know they are packed away somewhere with the insurance info, but exactly where I am not sure. As for shotguns my others include a Browning Citori 525 O/U (26 in./12 ga.), a Beretta 682 Gold O/U (28 in./12 ga.), and a Remington Model 1100 Auto (26 in./20 ga.)...I used to do a lot of competitive Trap and Sporting Clays shooting in a few local leauges. As for rifles, I have a Browning A-Bolt (30-06, w/ a Simmons 3-9X40 scope), another Browning A-bolt (.243 Win. w/ a Zeiss 3-9X40 scope), a Savage Model 99 (.300 Savage), and a Ruger M77 (30-06, w/ a Leupold 3-9X32 scope).
I hope you gun owners have a hunting accident.
I need to get me oneI honestly have no idea...probably too many....:unsure:
You can find Mosins for sale at just about any "gun show" and many sporting goods stores as well. For a while I think Dunhams was selling them for $70 - $100 or so, but from what I remember those were fairly crappy quality....:mellow:
I've got a Harris bipod for my Remington 700 but it adds so much weight to the gun that it isn't worth the trouble to carry hunting. I use it at the range only.
The one I had for the M77 attached (via adapter) to the sling "swivel lug" on the barrel band, instead of on the stock...I should have known there was a reason why it was less then $20...:unsure: A friend of mine who I do a lot of shooting with has Harris bipods on several of his rifles....much sturdier of a platform than the pos I was using.
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