Does your Mosin Nagant have this box marking?

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[@mr.sizzle805]

I’m amazed at how much Mosins have went up in value.

[@BigSamMosinMuseum]

They aren't going to get any cheaper sadly :(

[@literallydale1265]

I picked mine up for $250 and haven’t found one that cheap anywhere

[@ralphwatten2426]

@@literallydale1265 Mint 1938 91/30 for $89.95 at Dunham Sports. Refurb.

[@Scraps5209]

I picked up a 1943 m-44 that has three adjustment marks and a counterbore 🧐

[@bdub2957]

Thanks Big Sam for the good information!

[@vernondodge1689]

Hey Big Sam, thanks for the info!

[@BigSamMosinMuseum]

No problemo, thanks for watching!

[@sethaldarith6778]

6:06 my immediate assumption is that this marking is so the comerade screwing the receiver and barrel together knows to line up the threads appropriately via these marks. Avoids overthreading.

[@Oneofthetwelve]

Thanks for the video Captain👍🏻

[@ronaldreagan1496]

Thanks for the information Big Sam

[@williamkoppos7039]

Re-Zeroed with OUT the bayonet?

[@phillipholmes4466]

Enjoy your videos but it would be great if you could temporarily white the markings. They are difficult to see.

[@caseymaloney3416]

I have an M1938 with 3 of those boxes. I also have a symbol that looks like what you would see as an angle indicator on a modern day print (Like a triangle with on rounded side) with an X in the middle of it. As many symbols as I've seen, I've not seen anyone speak of it yet.

[@828enigma6]

I've an old 91/30 with the Russian eagle and an Austrian capture mark. Can't recall which mark, there are so many on it. Also has SA in a square, which means at one time it was captured by Finland ? Sadly, the barrel is horribly rusted inside with deep pitting. I have a replacement barrel with excellent bore but haven't the $$ at the moment to have it swapped.

[@BigSamMosinMuseum]

That's really cool! Could you please email me some pictures of this rifle? I would love to see this!

[@markgoulette1494]

Do it your self. I've done three so far and they all work flawlessly.

[@TheThridwolf]

When did they stop making hex receiver? 1941?

[@BigSamMosinMuseum]

The hex reciever stopped being produced in 1936, thanks for watching!