Imperial Russian Mosin, 1916

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[@mishas_guns]

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[@GGh-yx7mf]

❤❤❤❤ يعني ياها وين انت ما بتبين اياها

[@MountaintravelerEddie]

I would….if you could link me to that beautiful Vietnamese woman

[@michaelgreen9452]

Is this a Finnish capture?

[@user-eo3mt7co6n]

تاالباهيضثل

[@mesihburgaz8637]

its perfect if i only can shoot one

[@joebenzz]

Cow: "Wha... what are you doing? Why are you loading these bullets?" *Shoots at metal target* Cow: "Oh thank god!"

[@DaKoRTE17]

"Holy Cow, i thought you...ah...nevermind😅"

[@spiderman123e]

Its cartridges bot bullet

[@Yup475]

@@spiderman123ejust came here to say that

[@spiderman123e]

@@Yup475 ???

[@spiderman123e]

@@Yup475 no u

[@truelich1231]

god i love old rifles

[@Matthew_Percival]

So do I. Nothing better then surplus military rifles... When it comes to guns. The Mosin Nagant is probably my favorite rifle. I've always wanted one.

[@galipaktoy3250]

@@Matthew_Percival yirmi temuz.

[@Shio_Virrolas]

Same too

[@sppoonladle]

Yeah, but sadly where I live I never see any old WW2/Pre-WWII guns. Even then the only one I saw was a Type 99 Arisaka in a museum.

[@truelich1231]

@@sppoonladle and where i live civilians cant have guns xd

[@kobeh6185]

A WW1 wartime Mosin in THAT condition is impressive to say the least

[@tomhenry897]

Made in ww2 also

[@kobeh6185]

@@tomhenry897 irrelevant

[@iCortex1]

​@kobeh6185 my guy he's just giving you an info hahaha get your head out your ass

[@ethanadams4194]

​@@tomhenry897This one's from 1916.

[@AS40143]

@@tomhenry897 This model was not in production in WW2. Models 30 and 38 mostly

[@langbo9999]

100 years old and still pretty cool 👍🏼

[@FA45ACP]

I have one of those Imperial Mosin’s. Built in 1899. Still shoots wonderfully 🙌

[@merv96]

продаёшь?

[@aswarrior3827]

Принята на вооружение русской армии в 1891 году.

[@merv96]

@@aswarrior3827 на сво ребята юзают успешно

[@Leonid_Brezhnev1]

Переводить научись​@@aswarrior3827

[@Belizariuss]

@@merv96 Из Америки он тебе продаст что-ли?

[@daddalonglegz0]

Those iron sights are beautiful

[@rskat501]

No doubt

[@dpkdggl604]

Suoer unique❤

[@alexcarter2461]

Alot better then the ww2 hooded sight, so did all ww1 Era mosins have a simple blade sight or did it vary?

[@zacharyrollick6169]

​@@alexcarter2461To my knowledge, this was the standard for the M91.

[@Arkhaym]

​@@alexcarter2461Imperial Mosin got very clean sights for sure but I really like the soviet ones, they help me focus my vision when I aim for the bullseye, kind of work like an aperture

[@tonyboy3836]

Старая, добрая винтовка Мосина - шедевр!

[@igorborisov1566]

Насчёт добрая это спорно, а так да, вещь!

[@Fizzqbl]

?

[@1lxky]

а что не так? это же не гаранд, который тебе по пальцу даст..@@igorborisov1566

[@Commander_of_YEET]

Yes it is my fellow Russian. I was born in Moscow. But I was the only one who spoke English as my first language. My parents were Russian speaking people and the couldn't understand me.😢😢😢 luv from Moscow. ❤❤❤❤

[@Fizzqbl]

@@Commander_of_YEET noc

[@yurijsmislov2190]

Просто винтовка Мосина. Как это душевно звучит.

[@Stas.________.]

Ага

[@regpropernagatoro9659]

Так мосинка сама по себе дешёвая

[@nikolayyakimenko7659]

Оригинал, это винтовка Наган- Мосина, но патриоты об этом скромно умалчивают как и пулемет Максим американского оружейника

[@yurijsmislov2190]

@@nikolayyakimenko7659 гениально. Пытливый ум хохла всё ставит на свои места. А если бы в финал вышла винтовка Маузера, то Мосин-Маузер был бы? Если такой знаток, то какая деталь в винтовке Мосина заимствована у винтовки нагана? И про пулемёт максима я в курсе, да ещё больше полмира, где этот пулемёт был принят на вооружение и производился по лицензии.

[@SoWgYt.]

😮

[@基督教是光和道路]

I have one of these. All matching parts, shoots like a dream and hits like truck.

[@user-ty9ob5os5z]

Всё гениальное- просто.

[@jashangill1542]

Thats one heck of a shot

[@user-qq6lc2sn4n]

Yah ,with open sights I'd say it's a little exaggerated

[@Mr.Floofus]

He’s hacking

[@danial_amini]

​@@user-qq6lc2sn4nhe used scope bro

[@nkz.minato]

Помню как в детстве мы брали дверные затворы и крепили их к самодельной палке под винтовку. Было время😌

[@Alex1975_veteran.]

Шпингалеты что ли крепили?

[@johnfalco706]

​@@Alex1975_veteran.так и было😊

[@Скептик-52]

Шпингалеты оконные брали. 😌😌😌

[@nkz.minato]

@@Alex1975_veteran. да именно! Что только не делали будучи детьми😅😆

[@yarosslavv]

У амеров в детстве были гаранды и спрингфилды

[@johnnybravo2873]

I've got a 1924 Dragoon mosin... It's a work of art that still shoots as well as it did in WWII. Mosins are my favorite military surplus (other than the M16)

[@nsnl_]

**Mauser 98 / Gewehr 98, Kar98(k), springefield 1904, m1 garand, lee enfield, carcano, m14, early 2010s FN M4A1 entered the chat**

[@lionelschweetz4844]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@nsnl_8mm Mauser, 6.5 Carcano, and .303 British are difficult to find, only reliable way to get Springfields and Garands is through CMP, M14s are stupid expensive as by nature they are full auto (if you want one just get a M1A match), and the m4 is boring, even the early FN model

[@juntalk4]

South Koreans sold many M1 Garands.

[@tracker208]

​@@lionelschweetz4844I was given an Italian 6.5 Carcano decades ago but never shot it (so many others to enjoy) So, were they pretty reliable and accurate? Ammo still easily available? Maybe make a good coyote gun?

[@tracker208]

Have a 303 British too...

[@Jason-fm4my]

It's a shame that you don't have brass ammo for that fine Mosin.

[@memnixmemnixmemnix]

"Yes I'm playing Genshin impa-" Famous last words...

[@georgiebestmanutd4746]

Still deadly as Hell; after 100 odd years

[@lyanismagestic4632]

still a gun

[@FlexibleWire]

And it's still deadly beauty rifle)

[@spread._positivity]

100 is an even number🤓

[@Grabthar191]

That is a beautiful shot, I still love the slow motion tracking of the path of the bullet through the air. Also the cattle lowing and the sounds of the field insects is so peaceful.

[@artemis6134]

This is the strength of the Russian Empire!!!

[@MrKirbanator]

God save the Tsar.

[@sovietdoggo1]

cows: thank god those bullets arent for me ricochet: ima bout to ruin this whole man's career

[@joshuatrantham9221]

people may give Mosin Nagant a lot of crap but they are still effective

[@CharaDreemurr_Undertale]

They were used in 1905 Russo-Japanese War to Vietnam War, no doubt this is effective

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

The moist nugget will outlive any plastic toy being made today, it's almost a guarantee.

[@user-nc1gt9fo2l]

and what does " nagan " have to do with it ? this is completely the invention of Sergei Ivanovich . there was only a loading magazine from the revolver , and then it was abandoned because of unstable work .

[@primeministersinister625]

@@DonVigaDeFierrono

[@mr_pukish]

@@CharaDreemurr_Undertale still used today, if you count in non-tsarist ones aswell.

[@mila-mu5ts]

If there is a zombie invasion, we need this guy

[@SuperMrBentley]

Zombies cant invade, they would be already there

[@alastor8091]

Bruh, he picked a bolt action over the M-14. Even the Olympia would be better, but why tf he buying guns and round 1 aint even started?

[@therealevilmudbug]

​@@SuperMrBentley?

[@godarzin4482]

The most beautiful model of Mosin ever made :)

[@MrKirbanator]

Indeed. God save the Tsar

[@DByLEKEi_4444]

Hurray! at least 1 person named our rifle correctly

[@pebguin2833]

News be like: “it has the firepower of a ar15”

[@pozloadescobar]

If the stain on the wood were any darker they might call it an assault rifle 😂 Our country has issues

[@crispratt8529]

el origen del mosin nagant se origina desde que el imperio ruso cuando se encontraban en guerra con turquia los turcos iban armados con los rifles de palanca winchester y los rusos iban armados con los rifles de monotiros bastante anticuados para la epoca, desde entonces el alto mando del imperio ruso se les dio la tarea hacer un rifle moderno con capacidad de varios tiros y que les brindada ventaja a sus tiradores en el campo de batalla, el capitan serguey mosin presento su rifle de cerrojo con peines de 5 cartuchos de 3 lineas equivalente a calibre 7.62mm por otro lado el armero belga leon nagant presento su rifle pero este era de 3.5 lineas equivalente a calibre 9mm, sim embargo ambos rifles tenian desperfectos y virtules, algunos de diseño otros material y otros de mantenimiento por lo cual era dificil de eligir cual era el adecuado, no obstante el rifle de leon nagant gano 14 votos a 10, sin embargo el alto mando del imperio ruso por cuestiones patrioticas tambien querian que el rifle del capitan serguey mosin tambien participara en el proyecto, por lo que se llego la conclusion que se tenia que hacer una combinacion de ambos rifles. se utilizo el rifle del capitan serguey mosin pero se empleo el sistema de alimentacion que habia diseñado leon nagant y asi nacio el rifle mosin nagant 1891

[@pig_bennis]

Молодец 👍

[@user-bo9qr5bk5h]

Нету такого названия как ,,мосина нагана" это винтовка называется винтовка мосина

[@Tim_Thaler]

​@@user-bo9qr5bk5hза рубежом называют Мосина-Нагана, хотя от Нагана там мало что есть.

[@Tim_Thaler]

Только 14 голосов было у винтовки Нагана в начале испытаний, т.е. чисто за внешний вид. По характеристикам винтовки были равноценны. А выбрали винтовку Мосина не столько из патриотизма (т.к. револьвер Нагана активно производился в Российской Империи), сколько из банального прагматизма: да, винтовка Нагана - прекрасная винтовка, но русскому солдату нужна простота и надёжность, чего у винтовки Нагана было гораздо меньше, чем у винтовки Мосина. Ну и как бонус винтовка Мосина была проще в производстве. Вот так. Но самое печальное в этой истории то, что мало того, что Мосину приказали заимствовать у винтовки Нагана пружину подачи патронов и обойму (стоит ли вообще говорить о соавторстве?), так еще Нагану заплатили в 10-15 раз больше, чем Мосину... и это очень печально. У русских есть поговорка: "Нет пророка в своём Отечестве". Это, кстати, описал Лесков в своём произведении "Левша" (почитайте, произведение довольно интересное). Ну, это та история, которую я знаю.

[@lorenzodeabreu5703]

Gracias máquina

[@medicineman360]

I think at this point, the cows are just like, "Hey, what gun did you bring out today?". Also, a buddy of mine bought one of the "$50 Mosins" back in the early 90s. It was such a fun rifle to shoot, although we all had bruises from shooting it, by the time we were done.

[@jmjedi923]

I have a carbine mosin and its even worse! You feel it in your teeth!

[@emo-monkey-mood617]

This comment needs more likes and comments cuz I can just see him being gun buddies with the cows.

[@jmjedi923]

@@slippinclippin1859 what if a women shot it? 🤔

[@AL_186.74kanizky]

Хорошая,и красивая,в хорошем состоянии.

[@arthurchadwell9267]

Early 90s, my local Roses department store had Mosin Nagant for $39.99 and Lee-Enfield for $49.99. About once a month, they ran a coupon for $10 off of a purchase of $50 or more. I'd buy a Lee-Enfield and a box of surplus .303 for $54.99, use the coupon, and they paid me $5 to take the ammo! The good old days...

[@jr1985ii1]

Damn that’s clean. Nice old octagon receiver Mosin

[@user-fp2ym4mu8w]

Трёхлинейка если что

[@chaosXP3RT]

The Russian Empire is my favorite!

[@AlexVershilin]

✌️🇷🇺👍🥂👏

[@willevensen7130]

@@AlexVershilinbring back the yellow imperial flag

[@VolkovVelikan]

@@willevensen7130the Russian empire had three flags

[@MrKirbanator]

Maybe we see the Empire and monarchy reborn.

[@gregpeterson3144]

​@@MrKirbanatoryou already have a monarch

[@gonefishing9225]

In 1986, I bought two 1944 stamped mosin rifles for $89 each. They were in pretty good shape. I still have them. Those 7.62 x54 has some good power. That same year I bought a whole case of old Yugoslavia ammo. Those were the days.

[@mosin_boi]

What a beautiful piece of machinery.

[@pozloadescobar]

Name checks out

[@deepconscious7741]

These Masterpieces were meant to last a long time. I don't think an AR would be as good in 2116..but this would be forsure 👍

[@danrozanski6130]

Well no, but that's the point, cheap to make, and easy to maintain. Today's mosin would cost the government significantly more to produce.

[@deepconscious7741]

@@danrozanski6130 I guess you are right. A soldier's life is significantly cheaper.

[@randomclipsmilitary9056]

Your comparing a gun that has more parts and is more complicated to a simple rifle easy to maintain

[@deepconscious7741]

@@randomclipsmilitary9056 The question was of quality and durability. You may know better, but with with planned obsolescence now a corporate strategy, it would be hard to imagine that rifles would be made to last a long long time. No Sir, inspite of what they proudly proclaim, the manufacturers would know that their rifles wouldn't last a 20 years, let alone a 100. As for the parts, they would simply stop making them. Museum piece, sure. Firing at a range in 2045...err no. Sadly..

[@randomclipsmilitary9056]

@@deepconscious7741 Lol gun companies rarely do that for there products. There are multiple M16’s made decades ago that run fine today. You need to realize that if a gun is terrible consumers will figure it out quickly and it will tarnish the gun maker’s reputation. Very rarely you see this

[@DatRedBoi]

These are my comfort videos. Keep it up

[@jarryl755]

I didn't know these things were accurate

[@Anti-NAFO]

​@@jarryl755Mine from '42 is an absolute pos 😂

[@LotsOfThoughts]

I can’t imagine shooting a gun that’s over 100 years old. That’s incredible

[@KhoroshevkaRulez]

Point is, it's a very rare gun in Russia, all of them have been exported. I dream of buying one of those pre-revolution ones a long time

[@MrKirbanator]

I recently bought one. Though this one was produced in the United States by Remington for the Imperial Russian Army. Though the two revolutions ended the order since the contract was made with the Emperor's government and not the Bolsheviks or Provisional Government and they stayed in the United States.

[@liansui]

“BOOM headshot”

[@MuichirouTokito416]

"Sniping is a good job mate!"

[@navedansari4445]

"Hey I m sensitive abt my weight" Jazz from transformers FOC

[@dustinadolfelisan9846]

​@@MuichirouTokito416"its a challengin' work, out of doors"

[@MuichirouTokito416]

@@dustinadolfelisan9846"I guareented you're not going angry,because at the end of the day long there's a 2 peoples left on the planet, somebody is gonna want someone dead!"

[@dustinadolfelisan9846]

@@MuichirouTokito416 *Kapooyakascha the heavy* *Insert demo screaming*

[@GoddessWhoUsedToKnowToMuch]

You clicked for Mosin, I clicked for cow.

[@onlinename7697]

we are not the same

[@no-legjohnny3691]

Legends say that if you listen closely to the shot's echo, you can hear the final war cry of the Imperial Russian infantryman that carried it before he was cut down defending all that he had held dear... Beautiful gun, hope I can own something like it some day, just need to pray I'll be able to find something like it for a fair price _~however unlikely that is in today's economy :(_

[@phonkybeats]

The gun and the bullets look absolutely amazing😮

[@AlexanderYoung-r7g]

Rifles in WWI are the sexiest ones.

[@jacobzehner2004]

welcome to the Russian empire.

[@Phantom_Not_Phantom]

USSR Moment

[@Tookan69]

​@@Phantom_Not_Phantom No, before that, from a time Russia was friends with the US.

[@Phantom_Not_Phantom]

@@Tookan69 nah, but mosin nagant was used in USSR too and it has newer versions i guess

[@Tookan69]

@@Phantom_Not_Phantom well yeah, I know that, I literally own a 1943 dated Izhevsk 91/30. I was more or less wondering why you responded to a comment about the Russian Empire with "USSR Moment".

[@Phantom_Not_Phantom]

@@Tookan69 alr it was Just a joke comment, but still they used old nagant rifle then updated versions of it so its USSR moment too

[@tomslongguns443]

My first rifle was a Mosin 91 made in 1915 . Great rifle , love those V front sights .

[@seanbaker9796]

I also have an Imperial M91. It's a 1916 "Peter the Great" Tula. It is the slickest and most accurate Mosin I own. So smooth!!

[@Evstegnei66]

Мосинка - на века!

[@PeterCaptainObvious]

When the snow starts speaking Finnish

[@imperialofficer6185]

write a new joke

[@treatoplease3479]

When the fields start speaking Russian with the Thunder of T34's

[@jonathantom2423]

@@imperialofficer6185 No i dont think i will

[@PeterCaptainObvious]

@@imperialofficer6185 Don't need to if it still triggers people

[@imperialofficer6185]

@@PeterCaptainObvious ye ok fair

[@linkfreeman1998]

The glorious Tsar's Mosin-Nagant.

[@glumplog1552]

She’s an oldie but she’s tough and reliable

[@truckinitwithedward3886]

The Mosin has been one of the most loved snipers for its accuracy 👌

[@sonsofliberty3158]

My brother in law has one of these he was gifted, crazy how little goes into the sights, but probably one of thee most spot on dead accurate guns I’ve shot.

[@emoryzakin2576]

Beautiful rifle man!

[@bedirhanakdemi9474]

Old but gold

[@Josh93B93]

The classic, I always liked its sights more than the later tangent leaf and post & globe of the M91/30

[@zacharyrollick6169]

I find the tapered front sight much more pointable.

[@Josh93B93]

@@zacharyrollick6169 yeah, barley corn is more precise at longer distance, while I dont mind Kentucky windage and guess work, I dont like it when my front sight is larger than my target

[@neilcastro836]

Man what s beautiful rifle. For some reason I'm enjoying watching all your videos losing those bullets. The sound of you cocking the rifle it's so relaxing

[@user-dn7dx8hy2s]

I never seen anybody shoot with iron sights as good as me rocking on love this guy

[@c0zm0s_]

That’s a nice looking rifle

[@donwyoming1936]

Looks like a really nice refurb Mosin.

[@phelanlawson1995]

Man all your weapons are in wonderful condition i salute you sir. Wish i could find me a mosin that isnt stupid expensive or rotted out.

[@user-mq9hn4kr8e]

There will be good supplies left in North Korea. There may even be a Mosin-Nagant made of the highest quality wood and silver that was gifted directly by Stalin, and Kim Il-sung would have given it to his grandson, Kim Jong-un.

[@chonniboa]

"Them bullets better not be for me james" Shooter: "it ain't billy... trust"

[@Deutsch_kaiserreich]

Soviets: *loads* imperial *mosin* Imperialists: w-wait WAT?

[@tastycheesebooger]

Ah yes! The OG mosin-nagant that's not as common as the m91/30

[@Exquisite_slurper_of_milk]

It’s a good day when Misha posts.

[@user-fz5cg4yw2f]

Старый но не бесполезный

[@jalenmcdermaid1186]

Like grandma!

[@arthurchadwell9267]

Obsolete doesn't mean useless! A sword will still cut you in two...

[@TheLordofthewolf]

For me, this is the most perfect rifle in history but the only detail is that you have to move your face away from the stock when reloading and that forces you to have to aim again

[@BĹİŤŻżẒ̌88]

This might be the closest thing to an actual Belgian Mosin that you'll ever get your hands on.

[@PALACIO254]

Beautiful rifle aside I'm vary jealous of the land you got absolutely gorgeous

[@dylanjulian1028]

Beautiful gun and an even more incredible shot 👍

[@jester4363]

Родная Мосинка, как же я обожаю еë❤

[@vast634]

Those old bolt action army guns have something. Build for range and power.

[@BreadPittAAAAHHHH]

Mosins may not be too accurate but they look so cool

[@artemis6134]

Это сила Российской Империи!!!

[@primeministersinister625]

They surrendered

[@marcoantonio-rf5sn]

Arma linda do caramba

[@lkuku39]

В России лучшие оружейники и оружие) как и автомат Калашникова 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@denverbowen4430]

Those old rifles were the best, The craftmanship was outstanding for a "mass produced" firearm.

[@johnthomson2377]

Best version of the rifle there is

[@fudgerounds91]

Never seen a Mosin thst smooth to load from a clip.

[@Swweepped]

The loading of the clip was some of the most satisfying sounds ever

[@JACK_D_WILKINS]

Nobody:... MishasGuns: Casually opens ammo pouch with M4 Bayonet?

[@user-mq8ow7fe2r]

Красивая съёмка, жаль, что прицельную планку не показали поближе! Спасибо.

[@clarkkent5442]

Mosin is my favorite bolt action rifle. it's so well made, over 100 years old and they can still shoot as straight as an arrow. the Russians got this one right on the money

[@OLEG-gt2yt]

I am more impressed that weapons of such venerable age and historical value are treated as if they were made only yesterday. No discounts and no respect or reverence . In fact, there are very few weapons over a hundred years old that allow you to handle yourself so mercilessly, and remains relevant and in demand as a weapon for shooting practice. Without a doubt, Russian gunsmiths are geniuses after all.

[@richardbullwood5941]

Remember, if you're going to use cartridges with steel cases, you've got to clean your gun more thoroughly. Because they will rust, they are coated with a lacquer that will build up over time as opposed to brass.

[@The_Black_Falchion]

That cow’s looking at him like “You better not even fucking think about it.”

[@The-Dancing-Rat]

For a nanosecond I thought he was trying to load those into a 9 mil mag🤡✨

[@liammckeown8765]

7.62 x 54r is my favorite round. Hits like a damn freight train

[@Niko_Bellic2]

Army recruiters seeing this man: “Get this guy.”

[@Daiquiri_YT]

That was insane that you could see the bullet traveling

[@user-bd9ix1gg2m]

Не смотря на возраст, прекрасный бой, кучность великолепная

[@dnewbury52]

I have a 1894 Sestroyetsk that I ordered from Springfield Sporters back in 1981 for $21 and it came straight to my door. Those were the days.

[@Kala_47_]

Fun fact: this was the gun used by Lyudmila Pavlichenko (the greatest woman sniper in history) to make her first kill during WW2. After that, she killed more 308 n4zis, but her favorite rifle was a Tokarev SVT-40

[@Wolf-ru9tp]

Over 100 years old like the m2 and still a deadly marksman rifle

[@Astrix_Jaeger]

That one cow has a good taste in guns. Cow: "Hmm Nice gun you got there, mind if I shoot one?"

[@gregsg2351]

Crazy it has better long range firing then most new guns

[@silverlightfox6621]

That cow is like "WOAH MAN- BE COOL!!!" 😂😂😂

[@doughesson]

"When the man who has the rifle gets shot,the man without the rifle picks up the rifle to shoot....!"

[@CoderSal-XIII]

"Goddamn you Garry, not like this...not in front of the others" *pew "Holy shit that was close, that was a close call."

[@gennadijkugushev5649]

Потрясающий выстрел, а как снят момент попадания и полёт пули! Шедевр. Оскара этому парню!

[@andreynek3648]

Эта винтовка прошла русско-японскую, первую мировую, революцию, гражданскую, конфликты 30х, финскую, великую отечественную. И показала себя как простое, но, эффективное оружие в умелых руках.

[@williejacobpaguntalan8543]

“Ww1 flashback intensifies”

[@steveng8251]

One of the best gun videos I have seen. Well done sir.

[@shahzaibjaved2828]

That velocity is dope