Once again, taken from the Soviet Operating Instructions Manual.
115. Typical faults that disrupt the accuracy of the rifle:
a) The front sight post is bent, broken, or its top is pitted.
b) The rear sight slider is bent or distorted.
c) The barrel is touching the side of the forearm cap.*
d) The lands at the muzzle of the barrel are damaged.
e) The recoil lug screw and tang screw are tightened unequally.
f) Deterioration of the barrel bore, especially at the muzzle, wear of the lands, corrosion, pitting and scratches; loose bayonet, and cleaning rod that jiggles.
* I hadn't checked for this!
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my m44 barrel doesnt have a front sight, so that cant mess me up, no bayonet or bayonet lug, and no rear sights. the muzzle is a little banged up though, but only on the side no near the hole
A cleaning rod that jiggles. I have that on my 91/30. That sucks, I really cannot do anything about it. It lays so loosely in the forearm.
Buy another 91/30 with a tight cleaning rod.
(Sorry! This was the Mosinitis talking.)
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Originally Posted by Geo M44
And.. In most cases the loose nut at the back of the rifle... pulling the trigger.
How do you get this nut tightened?
After reading some of these posts (ie Ammo can opening thread) I can say I think we are all nuts! But what a GREAT bunch!
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Last edited by LeftHandShooter; 04-24-2008 at 04:43 PM.
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How do you get this nut tightened?
After reading some of these posts (ie Ammo can opening thread) I can say I think we are all nuts! But what a GREAT bunch!
In the case of a Mosin Nagant... A pint of Stoli?
For M1... Maybe Jack Daniels...
For Enfield (British)... 30 year old Glenlevit.
Wish I had an Enfield, just for tightening the nut.;-)
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I don't think it is the nut with the problem... The groove on the stock is just oversized I believe. The loose front barrel band doesn't help neither.
question when you tighten the cleaning rod is it tight to the point it wont turn anymore? If so it isnt the nut.. if your barrel bands are loose it will allow it to wiggle a bit but I have never seen or shot a mosin that the cleaning rod affected its accuracy!!If you feel it is just take it out
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