Forget The Mosin: The Real Garbage Rod
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Here is a little vid on my experience with the Remington770, and how much trouble and issues I have had with it. This has nothing to do with the new Remington, and this does not represent their new products or the new owners of the brand!!!!!!
The Mosin is over 70 years old, it's probably been to war, or at least parts of it has and it still works. Proven reliable design.
770 is junk right out of the box.
Mosin-nagant is a spear that shoots.
Nyet. Rifle is fine
I need the bayonet for mine so it will have the pointy end.😊😊😊
My Mosin was made in 1915 right here in the good ol USA by New England Westinghouse. For a rifle that is 100+ years old, she has never failed to go BANG when I squeeze the trigger and at one time I could put a 3 shot group inside the area of a quarter.
I don't think the Mosin is that bad
Sorry to hear about your Remington, it sucks when it doesn’t work the way you want, I feel ya.
I wouldn’t say Mosin is a garbage rod for the money we pay for a 70+ years old rifle. It’s build tough. It has taken all beat ups, still can take more, you can abuse it but still work great unlike any new firearms that are of the same price level.
I would call Mosin as a poor man’s sniper gun.
Cheers
Yep, all I had to do to my mossin was remove stock and run it through my shop parts washer to remove the cosmo. Slapped that sucker back together and it has never failed to go bang since. My 2015 Remington on the other hand has had several internal components in the trigger group replaced and needed a new spring in the bolt because of light primer strikes right out of the box. Oddly enough my super cheap Ruger American shot 2 moa right out of box with the cheap scope it came with. Remington was definitely coasting on name recognition for quite a while after they had run out gas.
I'm 110% glad I chose the Ruger American Predator over the Remington when I was looking to purchase a new bolt gun. Runs flawlessly.
So a 1891 1943 made rifle is better than a early 2000s 2012 rifle
And don’t forget made in wartime with little regard to machined surfaces and how smooth they were
Yes, Mosin is good
@@louderpowder3298 By 1943, the USSR was not in such a precarious situation like the years prior. It won collosal victories at Stalingrad, Kursk, and Kiev. Of course, small arms production was more focused on the the PPSh-41 than the Mosin.
There are so many millions out there, it is probably the only military surplus rifle you can sporterize with clear conscience.
I absolutely 100% agree, I love the 700 footprint but the remington made 770 is the worst vomit of a imitation firearm man has ever created.
Brother's got a Savage 30-06 bolt and it pales in comparison to my 80 year old Mosin , Mosin bolt stuck a bit due to a burr on the extractor, removed that and its smoother than 90% of modern hunting rifles, people always comment on how well it handles.
For the same money you can find a sporterized M1917 that some heir took from grandpa’s closet to a gun shop. Much better than a Mosin
The main reason people think that the 91/30 is a junk rod is because when it was made at the factory it was sited with the bayonet on it according to the military regulations the bayonet must be on at all times
I got my 770 right before they were discontinued. Some of the problems were supposedly 'fixed' before the bad reputation forced them to replace it with the 783. So far I haven't had any serious problems but I've only put 200 rounds through it at the range.
If it works use it, they are not even worth the time to try and sell on the used market, so if you got a good one hold on to that rifle. No one gun is the same as another of the same model. Glad to hear you have no issues!
Rifle made to kill Nazis vs rifle made for profits
Great way to see it 👍
Let's be honest, Remington has been a dumpster fire since the late 1980s, and they destroyed the Marlin Line... IMO Remington sucks and I am disappointed the didn't go out of business in 1986. Not sorry for saying it and will never apologize for it.
Remington didn't go down the tube until the late 90s. In the 1980s, they were still producing excellent guns. I stopped looking at them in after 2000. I won a 700 XCR in a raffle in 2008, and despite being a $1,000 rifle, the trigger was such a piece of junk I had to replace it.
Remington 870 tho??? Classic shotgun bruh
@@damonjackson5857 pre 86 yes, post no way, even the mav 88 beats it out.
@@realitycheck9762 really? I always thought of them as the go-to reliable pump action shotgun
@@damonjackson5857 nope not even close, if you can find a pre 86 and compare side by side with post, you would immediately feal the difference. Pre smooth as glass, post like rubbing two pieces of sand paper together. And a lot of the barrels, receivers and tubes post have machine chattering. The same thing is found in a lot of Marlins after Remington bought them out.
if you want a six in group and uses antique ammunition, which is fine for shooting people, the the mosin is great
i’ve never had mosin issue that couldn’t be fixed by simply trying again lol
Russian gun moment
Remington is terrible the last 30 years, them sling studs were molded in the stock, my buddy had one and the sling caught on a limb and it snapped the “stud” off; plus everything you mentioned, it was accurate but thats it
I always worried about the sling studs snapping but they never have. However now that I say that, I’ll have jinxed myself.
My Mosin PU is better than some modern rifles, in terms of Precision and the Curved Bolt on Mosin makes it the best Mosin
Mosins are fine. It's a battle rifle and needs to be treated as such. They don't like to be babied.
yessir, slap it around a bit and run it like it deserves. you cant go wrong with a properly maintained mosin
In the thumb nail I thought he put a slimjim in the receiver
I cannot unsee it now
@@louderpowder3298 me either
I agree with you on this one. What a pile of Junk Remington can do better
hopefully they will with the new management over Remington!
@@louderpowder3298 In a word AMEN
i had the 30-06 version and oh my fucking god was that actual torture to try and hunt with it had some of the problems you stated not to mention it weighed like 18 pounds loaded for some fucking reason i cant explain
Why not just use it for weight lifting? Seems like it could handle that just fine
@@louderpowder3298 btw i wasn’t the first person to own the rifle i bought it for 75 dollars at a pawnshop the previous owner spray painted it snow white 🤢
@@SLG-jt1rd at a price like that, who needs quality rifles? I am being sarcastic, but bth I would have probably bought the thing with that kind of abhorrently low price.
@@louderpowder3298 honestly it shot everytime i pulled the trigger not accurately but for 75 hella of a deal and i sold it to another pawn shot for 150 i’m something of a businessman myself
@@SLG-jt1rd that’s the way to do it man! Sometimes buying used is the best way to go about things. I’ll be doing a vid on that particular topic.
design wise military surplus is always superior than private owned gun companies
In reliability I would agree. But for performance go aftermarket. The Mozin is a dependable, but is certainly missing many modern features that would allow it to preform so much better
Had the same rifle...same issue trying to cycle the bolt, cheap mag, cheap stock. Avoid walmart guns
just because mosins used to be $50 dont mean they are garbage rods. they are one of most iconic guns of all time, war proven and longest service history. its a historic gun, put some respect on the mosin name!!
Doesn't sound like a Model 700 issue...sounds like Bubba got hold of it...
770. If you are going to comment at least get the topic right
@@louderpowder3298 OK, Doesn't sound like a Model 770 issue...sounds like Bubba got hold of it...
wait until you get a carcano...
What in the bubba fuck did you do to that mosin?
oh stop dropping that hunk of shit remington on that old war horse some people think the mosin sucks well watch 9 hole review mosin at 1100 yards
That was a Finnish mosin but still most mosin nagants are pretty accurate some smoother than others but they are good rifles
I have to use the mosin to beat some sort of worth into my Remington. It’s the only way it will even be looked at as a firearm
I think the whole garbage rod thing is just a bunch of old fudds not knowing what the hell they are talking about, just like the Arisaka being more likely to explode in your face than to kill someone, yet that rifle can chamber a 30-06 cartridge and swage it down to a .264 caliber bullet when fired and be hungry for more, it was the strongest rifle made in WW2 yet a bunch of idiots (racists more likely) claimed they were trash.
But whatever, they keep the prices down so I guess it's not too bad lol.
I agree, I honestly wish they were still made, being such a strong action from a metallurgical perspective.