The most interesting Mosin you'll see today

[Cannon762]

Found this posted today on the /r/guns subreddit. Definitely a different take on the Mosin...

Here's the original posts comments if you want more info about it.

 

[sgreen3]

Well its definitely different. I dont like the bipod on the barrel (kinda a hindrance).

 

[jblomenberg16]

+1 for effort.

-1 for bipod on the barrel (kills barrel harmonics and accuracy)
-1 for bolt action bull-pup with the bolt handle way behind the trigger hand (would be very hard to manipulate without getting out from behind the rifle


So, overall, good try, but -1.

 

[loudpedal]

Yea, its about 15:00hrs and I haven't seen another one yet today.

 

[__Doc_]

what
the
****

 

[HamsterStyle]

+1 for effort.

-1 for bipod on the barrel (kills barrel harmonics and accuracy)
-1 for bolt action bull-pup with the bolt handle way behind the trigger hand (would be very hard to manipulate without getting out from behind the rifle


So, overall, good try, but -1.

Even with the bullpup setup it's still longer than any of my other rifles.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Here's a little different take on it, at least from the bipod mounting standpoint.

More info here, near the bottom of the page:
Products

 

[Miketodd]

I like it. It is definantly different from all those Monte Carlo stocks. I think it definantly shows us that there are more options for those that want to sportorize these rifles.

 

[lowendgenerator]

Here's a little different take on it, at least from the bipod mounting standpoint.

More info here, near the bottom of the page:
Products

As a lefty, this might work for me.

I'm a fellow gunnitor as well.

 

[bman1903]

Did it say how heavy this setup is?

 

[williamnewman1]

really though can you still call it a mosin ?

 

[Gunaria]

That Bubba has some deep pockets. I still wouldn't give him a hundo for that POS!

 

[hrearden]

I cant remember what the name of the company is, but those stocks are machined out of aluminum and Delrin. Probably the toughest synthetics Ive really ever seen. Also the most hideous. they do make stocks for SKS and AK also. The AK one makes it an SBR and looks like a futuristic arm extension weapon. If you get any of these in white, it makes you look like a stormtrooper.

 

[Gunaria]

Some items missing off that one is a heavy barrel and a 10 shot mag extension.

 

[N_K_1984]

(In purple text)

 

[Hoot2469]

That is definitely a different Mosin

 

[tgallmey]

Found this posted today on the /r/guns subreddit. Definitely a different take on the Mosin...

Here's the original posts comments if you want more info about it.

Yea I saw that. Had to facepalm

Yea, its about 15:00hrs and I haven't seen another one yet today.

THE WORLD IS ENDING!!!!

As a lefty, this might work for me.

I'm a fellow gunnitor as well.

Same here.

 

[green55]

If you can pull the trigger left handed, you can manipulate that bolt with your right hand and probably make for some quick firing. For what it is, I tip my hat. It does look futuristic I guess and is TECHNICALLY a weapon based on the Mosin Nagant action/barrel, but it stops there IMO. Definitely not still a MN.

I'd be more interested to see a flipped version where a right-handed shooter could lay prone, fire right-handed, and have with his/her left hand at the ready to manipulate the bolt. I know that that would mean machining probably an entirely new bolt carrier, but it's a challenge!

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I fire "right handed" bolts left handed in just that manner, and it's a definite advantage as long as you're not trying to use the sling for stability. I can rip out 10 aimed shots in about 15 seconds on my Ishi Enfield. Wouldn't want it next to my ear, though. Definitely get the bipod off the barrel, at least if you've lucked into one of the ones that will hold moa. There may however be some potential to squeeze out some accuracy if you free-floated the barrel, etc. No reason to make it goofy looking, though.

 

[Mancosman]

I actually like this setup! bipod not on the barrel though.