Soviet Mosin-Nagant M91/30 rifle chambered in 7.62×54R, built on an early hexagonal receiver manufactured at Izhevsk in 1933. This is an arsenal-refurbished, all-matching example. The bore is frosted with strong rifling, and the rifle stands out with an attractive, glossy-finished stock that gives it a presentation-like appearance.
The M91/30 was the standard Soviet infantry rifle, and the earliest examples were built on hexagonal receivers before production shifted to the round receiver later in the decade — making an early 1933-dated hex-receiver rifle a desirable variant among Mosin-Nagant collectors. As with most surviving Mosins, this rifle was arsenal-refurbished and returned to matching-numbered configuration. Its standout feature is the handsome gloss-finished stock, which lends the carbine an eye-catching, display-grade look. With a strong-rifled bore, an early hex receiver, and its attractive wood, this is a great-looking pre-war Mosin for the collector or shooter.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Izhevsk Arsenal (Soviet Union)
Country of origin: Soviet Union
Year: 1933
Model: Mosin-Nagant M91/30
Receiver: Hexagonal (early type)
Action: Bolt action
Caliber: 7.62×54R
Matching: All matching (arsenal refurbished)
Condition: Arsenal refurbished
Bore: Frosted, with strong rifling
Rifling: Strong
Stock: Attractive gloss-finished wood (display-grade appearance)
