a NICE Mosin 91/30 sling?
greyhound
July 13, 2004, 05:40 PM
Anyone got a source for a good condition MN 91/30 dog collar sling? I just chucked the one that came with the rifle, it was moldy and reeked.:(
I kinda like it "naked" but I know there will come a time when I want a sling...
And, I shot it for the first time last weekend. Quite a "kick" but not as bad
as I expected. Quite accurate too.
Breeze to clean. I expected the bolt to be cruddy (80 rds) but it was very clean. Chamber was better than I expected, too. (Wolf 148 gr FMJ and S&B 180 gr FMJ).
All in all, well worth 100 bucks!
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GigaBuist
July 13, 2004, 05:47 PM
http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Accessories.html
... Third item from the bottom. I got the M44 sling the other week and it seems like it's in good shape. It's not an original IIRC. The ones for the 91/30 look original.
Erich
July 13, 2004, 06:05 PM
I've gotten good ones from Mark Kubes (google him). Cheap, too.
George S.
July 13, 2004, 06:36 PM
When I got my 91/30 (a 1931 Izzy) the sling was in excellent condition. Probably not a WWII era sling but the dog collars are a bit worn and add a nice look to the rifle.
About all I can handle is 40 rounds before I have to take a break or the shoulder will feel like it fell off :eek: I got a Pachmeyer slip-on pad and it helps a bunch.
Beetle Bailey
July 13, 2004, 08:49 PM
About all I can handle is 40 rounds before I have to take a break or the shoulder will feel like it fell off
Hehehe. . . same here, but I like to put a positive spin on it. I just say "Since I know I will only be good for about 45 rounds in one day, I take special care with each shot and never waste one. . ." :rolleyes: :D
greyhound Congrats on the rifle and I hope you find a nice sling for it. For carry slings I think the "dog collars" are pretty cool.
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