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Mosin Nagant M1944 bolt action carbine. Barrelled action only and does not have a bayonet, bolt or stock.
This carbine was captured by Pte. N. Horne, B Coy, 1 Royal Australian Regiment from a Viet Cong who was killed during an assault on a Viet Cong village near HoBo Woods in January 1966. Pte. Horne was later killed in action after capturing this weapon.
Mosin Nagant M1944 bolt action carbine. Breech ring stamped with a hammer/sickle over an arrow within a triangle, 1948 and the serial number. It has a one piece wooden stock and there are slots in the
Mosin Nagant M1944 bolt action carbine. Receiver marked with an arsenal mark 1948r and the serial number. It is complete with a wooden butt and a folding bayonet. This rifle was captured by Australi
Mosin Nagant M1944 bolt action carbine. The receiver top is marked II within a circle and 1952 and the barrel has British nitro proof stamps. It has a full length wood stock and top hand guard. Fitted
Moisin Nagant M1944 bolt action carbine. The receiver top is stamped 1944 and the serial number. It has a full wood stock, with an alloy butt plate and is held to the barrel by two steel bands. Missin
Mosin Nagant M1891/30 Sniper Rifle. Bolt action receiver marked with a State Arsenal mark, 1944 and the serial number on the barrel. The bolt has been welded to the action. There is a bracket on the l
Chicom Type 53 bolt action carbine. Breech ring stamped with three Chinese characters (Type 53) over 1956 and the serial number. It has a one piece wooden stock and there are slots in the butt and for