proyekta Konechnoy Mosin

[Cobrajr122]

God dammit Kokanee, this thing is just way to sexy.

[jomor]

I have always been super envious of people that have that kind of talent. I have to buy everything and hope that it works and looks half decent. Koodo's to you my friend that is one gorgeous piece of fonctioning gun art!!!

[Kokanee]

Anyone can do this stuff, half the reason for posting build logs is to show people how easy it is.

[Kokanee]

Okay it's 99% done, only thing left to do is the Tula inspection stamps but I'm waiting on the right metal stamp and it's a very small detail... I'm declaring this project completed. Here are some snaps of the finished product;

[BoGrain]

amazing work - one can appreciate the fine russian craftmanship.

[ex]

Oh Koke..I would expect nothing but the absolute best from you...This is downright amazing. Good job brother.

[akko]

Whats your next project? Kokanee,

[scottyfox]

Originally Posted by ex

Oh Koke..I would expect nothing but the absolute best from you...This is downright amazing. Good job brother.

Plus fucking one.

[Kokanee]

Originally Posted by akko

Whats your next project? Kokanee,

Yugo M70AB2. Just need to wait for my 3D printer to arrive so I can print an AEG compatible pistol grip.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zastava_M70

(stock image)

[Latvian291]

awesome

[Kokanee]

Better overall shot now that's it's daylight out;

[Kokanee]

Final pictures post; some nice evening light to showcase the rifle;

Close up of the rear barrel band showing Tula proof mark I stamped;



Close shot of bolt area and scope;



And finally a nice high res shot showing the whole rifle;



The finish is notably more matte vs the shiny finish from the fresh shellac. A very light weathering job was done on the metal components, scope and stock to give it a "lived in" look without getting drastic. As this is a supposed to be a 1936 manufactured rifle, it should only have a few years of "hard living" on it.

[VMV2014]

IMG_20161119_130130.jpgI would like to post photos for my Mosin M1938 built from Gletcher M1891 Sawn Off Mosin Nagant Rifle (aka Death of Kommunist) , see, for example https://www.replicaairguns.ca/videos/Gj7MNmniu5k
So wooden parts and barrels are mine and everything else from Gletcher

[Gato]

Been considering this for a while, getting back into WWII. Starting with SS, but want to do Soviet as well, so I'd stick with a standard Mosin to start.

I've got two real steel 91/30 and a few stocks kicking around

[Kokanee]

Originally Posted by Gato

Been considering this for a while, getting back into WWII. Starting with SS, but want to do Soviet as well, so I'd stick with a standard Mosin to start.

I've got two real steel 91/30 and a few stocks kicking around

If you can get your hands on a WINGUN M44 Mosin Carbine it would make a much better base to start from; I'm planning on acquiring one myself to convert this rifle to gas.