Is there a company still producing new mosin nagants?

>>32140063
Yes, they're about $2,000 if I remember correctly.

Why would you want a new mosin?

They're only worth buying because they're decent milsurp rifles and/or just a cool historical piece of have.

For what you'd pay for a theoretical new, non milsurp mosin you could get a much better gun.

>>32140071
what's the name of the company?

>>32140063
Don't.

>>32140085
Im very aware of that. I was just wondering if someone was still making new ones.

>>32140063
there isn't an incentive to do that

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>>32140063
>Is there a company still producing new mosin nagants?

Possibly. MOLOT sells a Mosin-Nagant hunting rifle as well as a bolt-action shotgun, but I have never been able to confirm if they are actually using new-production receivers or just recycling old ones. The barrels are definitely new; the stocks might also be recycled surplus.

They are only sold in a few markets (Australia being one, interestingly enough) and I have as yet been unable to persuade an owner to remove the action from the stock and check the tang date.

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>>32140139
This is the hunting rifle, called "KO-91/30". It looks very much like a shortened M91/30, but the barrel profile is too thick so it is not an original Soviet barrel.

>>32140087
...I was gonna berate you for not typing "new production mosin nagant" in google, but can't find it myself.

It was odd to see, at Shot Show about 2 or 3 years ago.

>>32140139
Molot sells post-war refurbished Mosins as hunting rifles to comply with Russian gun laws.

They do sell new production Mosins though.

>>32140063
No.

>>32140198
First link

http://molot.biz/en/goods/vpo-912.html

>>32140234
guess that shows me for using a google derivative that won't give me targeted ads (startpage)

>>32140234
>dummy and replica
It's a hex receiver with pre-war escutcheons; no way that's a new rifle.

>>32140295
Company's making new ones though.

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>>32140215
Here's a picture of my Molot.

Like I said, post-war refurbs marketed and sold as hunting rifles.

>>32140306
There is no actual proof that they are new rifles and not just re-builds on recycled receivers.

On the product page for the KO-91/30 and KO-91/30M there isn't even a product description; just an image.

>>32140314
Would buy just for a factory turned down bolt.

>>32140335
It would make so little sense to make all the tooling and manufacture one of the cheapest, shittiest and most available rifles.