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1927 Mosin
- Thread starter tucker251
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tahunua001
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do you have more information?
is it a model 27 finish rifle? if so it was captured by finland and rebuilt into a more accurate rifle, it's got a unique history and is one of just a few thousand.
or if it's just a mosin nagant made in 1927 there's nothing special at all, it is one of millions that may or may not have seen tons of military service.
Who made it?
what markings does it have?
where did it come from?
what condition is it in?
pictures would help answer a lot of these questions.
is it a model 27 finish rifle? if so it was captured by finland and rebuilt into a more accurate rifle, it's got a unique history and is one of just a few thousand.
or if it's just a mosin nagant made in 1927 there's nothing special at all, it is one of millions that may or may not have seen tons of military service.
Who made it?
what markings does it have?
where did it come from?
what condition is it in?
pictures would help answer a lot of these questions.
Model12Win
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It's a Nagant, so it's a great rifle. They are some of the best combat weapons ever. Super reliable and shoot a dirt cheap but strong shell.
1927 would likely make it a Dragoon- or "Ex-Dragoon".
Many Dragoons were refurbed to some stage of the later 91/30.
If it is/was a Dragoon, value to a collector would depend on the details.
A Dragoon that was basically fully refurbed to 91/30 configuration is IMO, just another 91/30. The earlier hex receivers tend to bring more from collectors than most later rifles.
But without details, as stated there's no way to tell you anything..
Many Dragoons were refurbed to some stage of the later 91/30.
If it is/was a Dragoon, value to a collector would depend on the details.
A Dragoon that was basically fully refurbed to 91/30 configuration is IMO, just another 91/30. The earlier hex receivers tend to bring more from collectors than most later rifles.
But without details, as stated there's no way to tell you anything..