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Just got my first email from the mosin crate 2017-08-14 11:23:21 Post No. 34863130
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I know nothing about Mosin Nagants. If possible I would want a Finnish M39 (I hear those are good) but it's not a true Russian peasant boomstick.
What's the absolute most I should pay for a laminate one? Should I get a laminate or hold out for an authentic one, because I'm assuming the Soviets didn't laminate it themselves.
Post laminate stock Mosins.
PS: what does /k/ think about this South African "Vektor" pistol also being offered?
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Finnish ones are a meme, it's literally the same gun with a pistol grip stock. Don't spend the extra money.
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The pistols are extremely hard to come by but of little value. Vecktor company is and was not on par with most of gun manufacturers of their time - poor quality materials, and poor tooling - however the external design is unique and the concept of function is correct but good luck trying to find parts, spare magazines etc
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The Fins, like the do most rifles of the era, took the Mosin and made it actually, you know, good. Often a new barrel, new sights, etc
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