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I picked up a 91/30 awhile back, an all matching 1940 Izhevsk with the proper prewar stock. The slip on pad is nice because you make no permanent change to the weapon and it adds some needed length. The machining on the high wall/prewar is much higher quality. If the bolt is sticking try...

I've been using this Lubriplate 930 it's a sort of white grease with a wide temp range.

I saw where a New Zealand company is starting to manufacture these for the K31, but I'm not sure what their price point will be yet. Hopefully it will be more affordable than a Swiss set. I may pick up one of the elcheapo stick-ons from Midway just to see what it's like. RC, I know exactly...

that's funny!!! you should have your barber trim those up next time you're in there.

Maybe I should punch about a 1/16th hole in a piece of tape and stick that on my glasses. That should prove a cost effective test lol.

Anyone use these? Are they worth the expense? Since I'm not on the sunny side of 50 anymore I have a lot of trouble seeing much past 200 yards. I have a problem justifying spending more on optics than I did for the rifle, but the K31 I'd like to install them on is such a nice rifle. I honestly...

I was surprised at how accurate a $75 rifle the Mosin turned out to be once i got it shimmed properly. I believe they were sighted in with the bayonet fixed so some adjustment would be expected. Your grouping certainly looks close enough to kill whatever you were shooting at.

I'm partial to my SKS, it's reasonably accurate, and easy to maintain. Here in KY you're not going to be shooting far enough to really need a scope. And in a worst case scenario it makes a much better club than some plastic rifle.

The K31 is easily the most accurate rifle I own, in fact I'm sure it's accuracy exceeds it's owners. I've only shot the surplus GP11 so I can't comment on the boxer primed rounds. It also has the easiest to use charger or stripper clip I've ever used. At one time they would give you a few when...

They're all pretty sad,,, american gun can build anything for 20 grand lol,,, the simpleton son in law on sons of guns annoys the crap out of me,,, If any producers are reading this give us something that isn't like either of these,,, Occasionally you do see a classic firearm, but then they...

I tried a pack of strippers with the little keepers stamped into them and sliced my thumb as well, then I picked up a pack of these http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-MOSIN-NAGANT-STRIPPER-CLIPS-IN-BRASS-FREE-S-H-/251015325402?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a71ade6da I had to bend the ends inward...

is this what you're talking about? http://www.midwayusa.com/product/294136/remington-rear-sight-slide-870-1100-11-87-matte or possibly this http://www.midwayusa.com/product/735647/remington-rear-sight-aperture-870-police-special-purpose-1100-matte?cm_vc=S015

Without knowing the rifles history my guess would be someone applied locktite to that screw at some point. Heat will soften it enough to allow removal. Even if its not cemented the heat will help, get it super hot and use your impact driver again. You really don't want to soak all that oil into...

I bought one of those slip on pads from http://shooterpads.com/ to use on my surplus rifles (which all seem too short). It adds about 1/2" to 7/8ths of length (you can increase this with additional inserts) and does a surprisingly good job of recoil reduction. Best of all it requires no...

If you try this be sure and get PURE lanolin.

The conservator at the museum I talked to said the best thing for leather was pure lanolin. You can find it in your local drugstore. After cleaning, smear it on and then heat it up with a hairdrier the leather will soak it up like a sponge and it wont darken the leather like other products will...

Like skidoo said your best bet is to go thru the cmp

These folks are really nice and if you live in the area you can look thru them all and cherry pick one. 79.99 http://www.kygunco.com/

What's not to like about the mosin??? Picked mine up for under 80 bucks and got to cherry pick thru them. Found a decent prewar that looked barely used and all matching#'s. The only modifications I've made to it were adding 1 shim and a thin piece of cork and that hideous orange color had to...

The contrasting pistol grip on that one is very cool!!! I bought my 1st Swiss rifle last Friday [1940 walnut k31] and still waiting for it to clear. I hear nothing but good things about them and can hardly wait to give it a test drive.