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« on: January 20, 2003, 11:30:24 AM »
At sportsmansguide.com they have mosin nagant sporter stocks made out of walnut "REAL WOOD" and checkered #AX3M-70872 for $59.97 I just recieved mine and it looks great.                                                BigBill :D
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« Reply #1 on: January 21, 2003, 04:08:28 AM »
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Bill, I saw that, but didn't know it was checkered????  Looks to me like there's plenty of wood, so it ought to be slimable????

Have you got a scope you your Moisen?  If so, how does your eye line up with that stock?  Do you have to lift your head to see through the scope?
That's exactly what I think I'll get for my carbine.


Its a heafty stock and looks great the gun looks new/modern when i bought it, it already had the turned down bolt welded and the front site changed to a modern one. I'm waiting for the scope mount to come in yet.
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« Reply #2 on: July 22, 2003, 10:46:44 PM »
Nice, I settled a few years back for a black synthetic stock and did the bolt conversion instead of taking it to a gunsmith to turn down the bolt.  I have had no problems with the screw on turned down bolt, but it would look nicer if it was not a screw on.  I may have to get a newbolt and turn it down any suggestions where to get one?  

Just this night, I took off the rear sight and grinded the sight bracket of and polished it up - also shortened the barrel.  After polish and reblueing, it looks way nicer.  

Now it looks like a more modern rifle ( do have scope mounts that accept weaver stlye brackets as well).
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« Reply #3 on: July 28, 2003, 03:40:19 PM »
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Nice, I settled a few years back for a black synthetic stock and did the bolt conversion instead of taking it to a gunsmith to turn down the bolt.  I have had no problems with the screw on turned down bolt, but it would look nicer if it was not a screw on.  I may have to get a newbolt and turn it down any suggestions where to get one?  

Just this night, I took off the rear sight and grinded the sight bracket of and polished it up - also shortened the barrel.  After polish and reblueing, it looks way nicer.  

Now it looks like a more modern rifle ( do have scope mounts that accept weaver stlye brackets as well).


For turned down bolts;  "Jim the bolt man" go to armscenter.com/boltman/ or Email him at jhrobert@infionline.net and  he makes your bolt bent and does nice work too for mausers and mosin's.                                BigBill
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