Solid steel core

Mosin means a whole new thing since Escape from Tarkov
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGMIvgGejBs&ab_channel=Veritas

They are the only thing you can send steel down without fucking it up. They being Moist Nuggets

Make sure you clean immediately after shooting corrosive ammo I made that mistake

I mean they are pretty basic

Basic as fuck. They don't screw up

I was a new gun owner then

Id rather have almost anything else

I absolutely hate the safety on Mosins

I just don't use it

I like having fingers

^

Springfields are fucking amazing though

I often would hike with it thats my issue

have an old Swedish Mauser in 6.5x55... thing is a beaute, 1941

Don't keep a round chambered

No need for safety then

Yup

Amber all the way

Like a machine gun

My friends dad has a 1908 Turkish Mauser. Thing is incredible I’ve never felt such a smooth action

You need to talk to your girl then

something about that old, super well worked-in high-quality steel.... sweetness

You just need to work things in

After 40 or more years most guns are silk

All our Springfields in the Old Guard felt amazing

Shame they got rid of them

I really want to get an Enfield rifle

No

Variant 4 hopefully

I really like how they feel in the hand

some of the new steels don't feel like they'll ever be like that, though. Different contents and processes

I had an Enfield, they're garbage

u w0t <:watinthe:605920373191606283>

And the ammo......

some of the Lee Enfields were made in Canada at the Long Branch location (Toronto)... they're going up in price but definitely want one. The No. 4 with the aperture sights <:thumbsup:448311720742617089>

I mean tbh I plan on collecting all the WW2 era bolt rifles for display

I had 2 types. Gunpowder & this shit that used this spaghetti looking shit

The gunpowder ammo was ok

The spaghetti shit had an up to 3 second delay

The hardest I think to find will be the Arisaka