Firearms | Alberta | 7.62x54r

Mosin Nagant

1934 Russian Mosin Nagant. This firearm was purchased app. 70 years ago by the previous owner in the local surplus store, along with others. For  the next 70 years, or so it was stored in his gun safe, never fired.

Real PU sniper purchased from Calgary shooting centre few years ago, I have only shot about 25-30 ish rounds through it (non corrosive) it was pretty accurate from the distances I was shooting 100-300 yards.

Remington M1891 Mosin rifle, 1917 dated

These M1891 Mosin rifles were built in the US during WW1 for a 1915-1917 contract with the Russian Empire.

1943 Tula Mosin Negant PU Sniper, I have had this rifle many years and have only shot it once, it sits in the safe and its time for it to find a new home.

un Issued rare Hungarian made Mosin sniper rifle with the original scope.  Mint condition never shot.  

1944 Mosin M 39 Finish Sako.   Receiver and bolt match.  these are the best mosins ever made.

Russian Mosin Nagant excellent condition, fired a few times since purchase to ensure quality. Cleaned and maintained.

All parts match, c/w bayonet.

Selling with 300 of OG Russian 7.62x54mmR rounds.

Very good condition made in 1952 

Good gun, just don't use it, shoots good couple straches on the stock, lots of war stamps, hammer/sickle , comes with amno, amno pouch and bayonet 

genuine pu sniper rifle. all matching scope, rifle, and scope mount. pass all the 'check box' for a pu sniper

Comes with everything pictured, sling & bayonet included. Barrel is in very good condition. Unfortunately the numbers do not match bolt but everything else does match. 

Can ship anywhere in Canada.

Rare Russian M44 carbine and appears to be unissued condition and collector grade. Has original sling and unique folding bayonet, Russia ceased production shortly after the war and contracted them out to Hungary and Poland.

An extremely rare experimental mosin 91/30 with a folding bayonet. These were the precursors to the m44 and were made only in 1943, only around 15,000 were estimated to have been made making them one of if not the rarest mosin variant.

This 1925 Izhevsk Mosin-Nagant features a hex receiver and has been restored and preserved in cosmoline at a Soviet-era arsenal depot.

That marking means your rifle was made at the Tula Arsenal in the Soviet Union.