Videos tagged with Russian Mosin Nagant

This video delves into the rich history embedded within the features and markings of a specific Finnish M28 "Ski Trooper" Mosin Nagant rifle. The presenter meticulously traces the rifle's journey from Russian manufacture through its service in WWI, Austro-Hungarian capture, rechambering to 8x50mm Mannlicher, reparations to Italy, acquisition by Finland, rebuilding as a Civil Guard M28, deployment in the Winter and Continuation Wars, transfer to the Finnish Army, and eventual importation into the United States. The video also promotes the author's book, "Forged in Snow."

This YouTube video, titled "How Bad Really Is The Mosin Nagant?", aims to evaluate the Mosin Nagant rifle. Based solely on the title, the content likely involves a review, potentially a range test or a comparative analysis, discussing the rifle's performance, reliability, and overall quality. The description provides an Instagram link for further engagement with the creator, Boondock Ballistician.

This YouTube video focuses on a "not-so-common" Mosin Nagant variant, specifically an 1891/59 carbine that has been modified from a rifle. The description highlights its conversion, suggesting a focus on its unique history and potential modifications or restoration. Expect discussions about the specific model's characteristics, its origins, and how it differs from standard Mosin Nagant rifles.

This video provides a brief overview of a 1936 Russian Mosin Nagant rifle featuring a distinctive hexagon receiver. The content highlights the firearm's historical significance and its place in a gun collection. It's presented as a quick look for enthusiasts interested in vintage military rifles.

This video focuses on shooting three common Russian-manufactured Mosin Nagant carbine models: the M38, M44, and 91/59. The description explicitly mentions these specific models and the general Mosin Nagant family, indicating a review or range test of these historical firearms.

This video showcases the 1891 Mosin Nagant rifle, specifically a Russian-made example from 1896. The description indicates the rifle is being fired, suggesting a range test or demonstration of its operation. The focus is on the historical and functional aspects of this classic bolt-action rifle.

This YouTube video focuses on the M91/30, a well-known variant of the Mosin Nagant rifle, originating from Russia. The title indicates a presentation of various examples of this rifle, highlighting differences in their styles and conditions. This suggests an exploration of the historical variations and physical states in which these rifles can be found, likely appealing to collectors and historical firearms enthusiasts.

This video announces the release of surplus Russian M44 Mosin Nagant rifles. A key detail highlighted is that some of these rifles will have cracked stocks, suggesting potential cosmetic or structural issues. The release date and time are specified as May 18, 2017, at 12:00 PM EST.

This video provides an in-depth overview of Finnish Mosin Nagant rifle variants, including the M91/24, M27, M28, M28/30, and M39. It details how Finland inherited a large number of Russian Mosin Nagants after gaining independence in 1917 and subsequently developed their own improved versions. The description highlights the independent development paths of the Army and Civil Guard, culminating in the highly regarded M39, considered the pinnacle of Mosin Nagant evolution. The video promises to examine the distinct features of each of these historical Finnish firearms.