I was about to complain about the lack of cat but one walked by under the table right as Misha said "next time" - so once again flawless content, the greatest
I've been interested in guns my whole life, and I've owned lots of them, but I always learn something new from your video's! Thanks again for what you do!
Thank you for another informative video. I am always watching for info on my 91/59. It's like an information black hole. You can find the guns but no one seems to know the true story. Kind of makes having one fun. Again thanks Misha.
Remember the Days of Old when those rifles sold on the surplus market for very little, but really gave an amazing value Mosins were truly a gateway to gun collecting for many.
I’m completely baffled why you don’t have more subscribers !!! Forgotten Weapons has well over a million... not comparing you both but concerning firearms and history, you’re like a double win...! You are awesome. Please keep up the great work. Thank you sir
Gotta love those Moist Nuggets. i just went and shot mine today. it was a blast. i love this kick they have. I remember the bruise i got the first time i shot a Mosin. that bruise felt like a badge of honor.
@@misha5670 I've wanted a Mannlicher style gun for a while. i think the kind of internal stripper clip that they use is very cool. thanks for the suggestion. i was thinking about getting a Carcano for my next bolt action rifle but the Steyr M95 looks much nicer.
I got my 91/59 in 1991 in rural Newfoundland Canada. I didn't know what it was. All I new was it was way cheaper than a new rifle or even a .303 Lee Enfield (79.99 Canadian) and the guy in the store said it would take a moose no problem. I never heard the name Mosin Nagant until years later when I decided to do some internet research on my 7.62x54R Russian rifle. For the longest time I thought it was a M44 with the bayonet removed or something like that. Mine was in really nice condition and 16 year old me swore endlessly at it while tooth picking cosmoline (didn't know what was either) out of every nook and cranny.
I believe the sight is in Arshin and not meters. My M91/30 is stamped with hammer and sickle (Izhevsk factory). 1937 model. I had no idea until recently. This is my hog/brush gun.
Misha or Jay, I recently bought a brand new WASR built in 2019, the bolt gets caught up somewhere around the magazines well (roughly when the bolt it half-way forward) Im not sure where its getting caught up, would you know what the cause is? Can I contact you on your site for help? Regards, Brennen
Carriers hanging up on the hammer - enough that if you ride the carrier handle (instead of sling-shotting it) it can actually stick. Does it function otherwise? - Jay
@@MishacoOBA Wow, thank you for the quick reply! Yes, it fuctions properly and hasnt had a malfunction but freaks me out a little as this is my first AK To me, it looks like the bolt doesnt center exactly straight as it goes through the thrunion, its off the the right by quite a bit
Nope, it's perfectly normal for an AK - you're fine. My old PSL could "bolt hold open" on the hammer if I rode it forward. Provided it runs without malfunction, you shouldn't worry about it. I'd suggest upgrading the trigger group to an ALG AKT personally. It's a dramatically better trigger than the CAI and will probably reduce some drag on the carrier, but I wouldn't go out of your way to upgrade if it's only because of that "issue." - Jay
@@misha5670 my bell is definitely on haha really appreciate the knowledge of the videos man if it wasn't for you I wouldn't have known what an Albanian sks was and how rare it is... it was wild I watched that video of the Albanian sks and then went to the gun show the next week and I seen one I was like no way and I was able to tell the guy who was selling it a little bit about it because of your video I also told him to add you on this channel because of how knowledgeable you are on all kinds of guns I just wanna say thanks a lot man I couldn't say it enough because of you I was able to identify that rifle and it is now definitely my favorite in my collection
absollutely not, that's a bad security move. Also as i keep telling people, just because a gun's on this channel doesn't mean its from my personal collection.
very informative.... How can I get my hands on a 1891 modified and upgraded to be a straight shooting carbine? My goal is for my Mosin to be classified as 'Antique' and an original 1891 receiver with upgraded everything else will allow me to have the best of both worlds Id appreciate your opinion
Hi mischa ,thanks for the nice video, I just have a question as you are expert.. I am living in canada and i have a single shot sauer and sohn heavy barrel in 22 lr It is in very good shape ,i wanted to sell it but i do not know about the price,could you please help me?thanks
Used to be 10-20 years ago, but do some digging. There's pretty solid evidence now to suggest the M91/59 conversions weren't done in Bulgaria; though some probably ended up there after the fact.
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I was about to complain about the lack of cat but one walked by under the table right as Misha said "next time" - so once again flawless content, the greatest
Legend says that plain white refrigerator has no shelves and is just full of Mischa’s guns.
Now that's just silly...not guns, couldn't get too many guns in a fridge anyway. Its full of ammo of course hehe
I've been interested in guns my whole life, and I've owned lots of them, but I always learn something new from your video's! Thanks again for what you do!
Thanks much, cheers.
Thank you for another informative video. I am always watching for info on my 91/59. It's like an information black hole. You can find the guns but no one seems to know the true story. Kind of makes having one fun. Again thanks Misha.
I agree. I just want to know how it came to be the way it is. But I do have a good mystery.
Remember the Days of Old when those rifles sold on the surplus market for very little, but really gave an amazing value Mosins were truly a gateway to gun collecting for many.
Yep, my first couple true milsurp firearms were Mosins....old imports out of Finland with the import stamp on the barrel.
I’m completely baffled why you don’t have more subscribers !!! Forgotten Weapons has well over a million... not comparing you both but concerning firearms and history, you’re like a double win...! You are awesome. Please keep up the great work. Thank you sir
We don't advertise, allow ads on the channel, etc. We do this for fun and to share. Its not a job. We aren't ehre to make money.
Gotta love those Moist Nuggets. i just went and shot mine today. it was a blast. i love this kick they have. I remember the bruise i got the first time i shot a Mosin. that bruise felt like a badge of honor.
Try a Steyr M95 carbine if you like beating yourself....up....
@@misha5670 I've wanted a Mannlicher style gun for a while. i think the kind of internal stripper clip that they use is very cool. thanks for the suggestion. i was thinking about getting a Carcano for my next bolt action rifle but the Steyr M95 looks much nicer.
I got my 91/59 in 1991 in rural Newfoundland Canada. I didn't know what it was. All I new was it was way cheaper than a new rifle or even a .303 Lee Enfield (79.99 Canadian) and the guy in the store said it would take a moose no problem. I never heard the name Mosin Nagant until years later when I decided to do some internet research on my 7.62x54R Russian rifle. For the longest time I thought it was a M44 with the bayonet removed or something like that. Mine was in really nice condition and 16 year old me swore endlessly at it while tooth picking cosmoline (didn't know what was either) out of every nook and cranny.
Perfect timing Misha thank you for your informative videos!
Welcome and i have to ask, why perfect timing? Did you pick either of these up recently?
Misha No, I was looking for something to do and I saw that you uploaded.
Nicely done presentation
My first centerfire rifle was a 91/59 carbine that I bought for $70 back in 2007. Luckily I still have it.
That's cool! I'm glad you still have it!
I believe the sight is in Arshin and not meters. My M91/30 is stamped with hammer and sickle (Izhevsk factory). 1937 model. I had no idea until recently. This is my hog/brush gun.
91/59 needs to find its way into my collection.
Hey, you got Gunbroker lol j/k
I had a 91/59 carbine that had a shot out bore, with little rifling left.
Ima buy one of these this week found one for a good price 🤹🏿♂️
Thanks a lot for the info Misha! Just picked up one of those 91/38 with the pre-war stock. What are they worth now in the US?
Huh...
I think i have a 91/59...
It's in a laminate m44 stock. It is a shorty and I think it has the long sight.
Check the top markings. It should actually be marked 1891/59. Mine is and so are the other 2 examples I have examined.
So all m38’s are on hex receivers?
No
Cradling my m91/38 while watching this video
I really love them, just so Russian . Might just have to get a few more. While they are still allowed here in NZ. Appreciate the video guys.cheers.
cheers
Misha or Jay, I recently bought a brand new WASR built in 2019, the bolt gets caught up somewhere around the magazines well (roughly when the bolt it half-way forward)
Im not sure where its getting caught up, would you know what the cause is? Can I contact you on your site for help?
Regards,
Brennen
Carriers hanging up on the hammer - enough that if you ride the carrier handle (instead of sling-shotting it) it can actually stick. Does it function otherwise? - Jay
@@MishacoOBA Wow, thank you for the quick reply!
Yes, it fuctions properly and hasnt had a malfunction but freaks me out a little as this is my first AK
To me, it looks like the bolt doesnt center exactly straight as it goes through the thrunion, its off the the right by quite a bit
Nope, it's perfectly normal for an AK - you're fine. My old PSL could "bolt hold open" on the hammer if I rode it forward. Provided it runs without malfunction, you shouldn't worry about it. I'd suggest upgrading the trigger group to an ALG AKT personally. It's a dramatically better trigger than the CAI and will probably reduce some drag on the carrier, but I wouldn't go out of your way to upgrade if it's only because of that "issue." - Jay
@@MishacoOBA Hey thank you so much for your help Jay, I feel quite welcome to the world of AKs.
Best of luck to you are yours.
-Brennen
Amazing information like always the Albanian sks video is still my favorite tho haha I'll probably go watch that again after this 😂
Got another SKS variant video coming up later this week. Just waiting to see if we can record some shooting footage to go with it first.
@@misha5670 my bell is definitely on haha really appreciate the knowledge of the videos man if it wasn't for you I wouldn't have known what an Albanian sks was and how rare it is... it was wild I watched that video of the Albanian sks and then went to the gun show the next week and I seen one I was like no way and I was able to tell the guy who was selling it a little bit about it because of your video I also told him to add you on this channel because of how knowledgeable you are on all kinds of guns I just wanna say thanks a lot man I couldn't say it enough because of you I was able to identify that rifle and it is now definitely my favorite in my collection
Have you taken a picture of your entire gun collection? Assuming it can fit in one room of course :)
absollutely not, that's a bad security move. Also as i keep telling people, just because a gun's on this channel doesn't mean its from my personal collection.
very informative.... How can I get my hands on a 1891 modified and upgraded to be a straight shooting carbine? My goal is for my Mosin to be classified as 'Antique' and an original 1891 receiver with upgraded everything else will allow me to have the best of both worlds
Id appreciate your opinion
Hi mischa ,thanks for the nice video,
I just have a question as you are expert..
I am living in canada and i have a single shot sauer and sohn heavy barrel in 22 lr
It is in very good shape ,i wanted to sell it but i do not know about the price,could you please help me?thanks
Sorry, but I can't really help. The market/prices in Canada are totally different from those down here.
@@misha5670 ok thanks
Bulgaria is the consensus.
Used to be 10-20 years ago, but do some digging. There's pretty solid evidence now to suggest the M91/59 conversions weren't done in Bulgaria; though some probably ended up there after the fact.
I don't understand it when thry modernize it why don't thry add optics to it