@Hellhound6 how many spices per can?

oh damn I remember the days of cheap spam cans of 54R

back in muh day you could get a can of 440 for 74.99

That was a few years ago. I miss those days. 20ct being under 10$

Same. Nugget is gettin quite lean due to the prices going up

@Schadraquetor roughly 1200

I think

dark what m91/30 do you have

I'm gonna have to check, but its a 43 stamp date

send noodz of mossin plz

I use to have a 1st edition Tula 1926 hex 91/30

oh nice

Took me a while to research the makers stamp

26 is an ex-dragoon nice

i got a 1943G and a 1938 both made izhevsk both have service records

A star with 5 dots around it and if I remember had an arrow in the middle

nicest soviet mosin I owned was a pristine 1925 izhevsk

@MetalViking tula

1938 served Kremlin Honor Guard

1943 service area unknown believed to have 6 total kills on it

where the fuck did you find service records for a mosin

izhevsk factory

I'm surprised they're tracked that kind of records

you can contact them via email and theyll look in their records i managed to get lucky

they didn't that's why I'm questioning it

Izzy's and tulas competing on who's guns kill more germans

hrmmm interesting bard , i emailed them and got a response

unless papa orlov himself told you he killed imperialists with it virtually nobody can find that stuff

I would love to see that email

was some time ago when i got them, ill look through my email and see if i can find it

got them in 2014 2015

My great grandpa may of used one of y'all's. He'd tell me stories about throwing landmines to German pows for fun

Can't recall if he was a junior or senior sergeant

But he was 3rd shock army of the 8th rifle guard

this is from 7.62x54r.net which is the premier resource for mosin collecting, that's why I'm questioning it. if you can find the email I would be very impressed

Use to tell me his unit made German pows clear minefields with minimal equipment

im looking for it

again i do not claim those records are accurate

Oh and bonus fact. Order 227, the "not one step back" order is bloated BS

as I understand it pretty much every military issued an order like that at some point in the war