Which cocking piece does your Mosin Nagant have?

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[@MeanOneMeanOne]

Awesome video!!!!! Keep them coming, I'm learning a ton about my collection!!!! Cheers!!

[@bdub2957]

Excellent video Big Sam, Please keep the information coming!

[@goaaron48]

Thanks for another great video Big Sam .

[@ashenwings3106]

I have a type 1 I believe 1931 91/30 that has both the arrow and the star markings on the bolt

[@coryjones9573]

Cool video.i would like any video that involves mosin.cleaning dirty old rifle bores is always cool

[@boujie-tr6pf]

I like the gloves maybe wear cotton next time. They'll compliment the parts more plus look good on camera. Love your vids

[@pilotmiami1]

Thenks.amazing

[@timblack6422]

Interesting..

[@rickschmidt210]

Since my 1923 ex dragoon has a type 2 cocking piece, i can assume its not original?

[@vernondodge1689]

Hey Thanks Big Sam! Is it possible to have a 91/30 ishev dated 1929?

[@kensaku4962]

I have one as well

[@DieLuftwaffel]

They aren't true 91/30 as the '30 model wasnt produced until I believe 1931. They are previous models like the Dragoon that have been converted.

[@willowgrouse3834]

Hmu if you got your finger skin inder the kocking piece when you pulled the lock safe while it was off the rifle 😂

[@kazehanahooin232]

keep waiting for Finn mosins

[@vernondodge1689]

It has a type 1 cocking piece but isn't dated

[@Aprilseahorse]

I find it next to impossible to pull the knod back to lock the firing pin into the locked safety position. Or am I wrong, this is not safety but some other purpose.?

[@georgeparkins777]

No, it's definitely the safety/bolt lock. It's meant to be operated while wearing leather gloves.

[@brucelarson6714]

I have a M39 VKT. Likewise, the bolt knob was VERY (and I do mean VERY hard, barely do-able) hard to pull back, whether trying to strip the bolt assembly, trying to put on the safety, or lifting up the bolt handle after having fired the rifle. I replaced the firing pin spring with a new aftermarket spring. That cured all the above problems and functions perfectly.

[@steve-rr3nq]

what happened to it's not what you know, it's what you can prove?

[@steve-rr3nq]

No evidence, No Crime.