Unusual bolt + dioptric
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Я понимаю (но не принимаю), что на Ганз.ру сложилась практика обсирать все и вся, если что то выходит за рамки обывательских познаний, но зачем здесь тоже самое повторять?Кружок "Умелые руки" под руководством слесаря Петрова (у которого были знакомые в галваническом цехе).
Все стараются облегчить курок, а здесь наоборот, наварили всякую чушь.Неумно.
Болт у меня в руках, посмотрел всякого разного предостаточно, что бы говорить о заводском уровне при его производстве. А ты про слесарей.... На Ганзе тема была по этому болту, ты ее видимо не заметил.
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а с чего ты взял, что это "прицел" для стрельбы?
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Сатиру переводить очень трудно, почти невозможно.
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I have always wondered if the Russians did experiments on improving the accuracy of Mosin Nagant, I have a book written by A A Jurjev that has some tuning advice to the rifle in means of bedding and trigger tuning, but are there rifles that has been produced by the Russian Government similar to the Finnish 28-57 , 27-66 , 28-76 and TAK-85 for sport shooting or sniper rifles?
Or are we the only nation that actually was poor enough to try to update the Mosin to every demand the modern rifles had.
Or are we the only nation that actually was poor enough to try to update the Mosin to every demand the modern rifles had.
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Biathlon and 300 meter rifles
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This one is in 6.5 mm, they were also made in 7.62
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MTs13 in 7.62 for 300 meter competition. Note the offset sights for a right handed shooter.
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I wonder if the rest of the rifle is in a wall or under part of a floor somewhere?
sight
Being a machinest, I can see the process of making a sight and solving all of the adjustment problems. The person making the sight probably didn't understand that the poor fireing pin spring had to overcome all of the resistance of that extra mass, and also be strong enough to fire the ctg. Not to mention the rotation of the safety! Intresting project anyaway. John the toolman.
Being a machinest, I can see the process of making a sight and solving all of the adjustment problems. The person making the sight probably didn't understand that the poor fireing pin spring had to overcome all of the resistance of that extra mass, and also be strong enough to fire the ctg. Not to mention the rotation of the safety! Intresting project anyaway. John the toolman.
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In my opinion, there is no way, that this could be a precision sight. Safety block is the worst place to put a sight. The precision of the sight will be lost because of the backlash.
I think this could be somekind of testdevice, but I don´t have any slightest idea what it actually makes.
I think this could be somekind of testdevice, but I don´t have any slightest idea what it actually makes.
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It looks to me, like a sniper scope alignment tool. Hence the turned down bolt.
Maybe one can actually measure the amount of scope base material to be removed, instead of 'fire-file-fire again'.Just my 2 cents.
Maybe one can actually measure the amount of scope base material to be removed, instead of 'fire-file-fire again'.Just my 2 cents.
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I agree on the Tool theory, it seems that the striker pin has been shortened so that it is not meant for shooting but rather aligning something, and it has way too much joints to be an accurate sighting device.
Nice rifle pictures, but does anyone have pictures of Russian target rifles based on the Mosin action?
Nice rifle pictures, but does anyone have pictures of Russian target rifles based on the Mosin action?
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