Exactly right. Obozo put a ban on the importation of Russian-made firearms. He claimed it was an embargo because you could still import Russian-made guns if they had been stored outside of Russia for 20 years -- but you can see the horse droppings as clearly as I can in that statement. The only places with stocks of Soviet-made Mosins that might meet those qualifications are Finland, which has mostly surplused all the Mosins it is willing to; Romania, which refurbished a lot of Mosins and remanufactured anywhere from half a million to 1.5 million 91/30s into Model 91/59s, most of which were stored in Russia; Ukraine, which is not about to export rifles they need to fight of Putin's Russian "militias" trying to take over the country; North Korea, which got a lot of Mosin carbines from the ChiComs back in the Korean War, and being Communists they never throw weapons away; the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, which got Mosins from China and the Soviet Union in the early days of what they call "the American War" to distinguish it from the war against the French; and whatever can be scrounged from the Khyber Pass region or has been captured from the Taliban.
Same thing with the AKs. The only people it really affects are the collectors. I personally would love to lay my hands on a World War II vintage TT-33 Tokarev, ideally an unaltered one, but I can live without it. I want an SVT-40 more. However, all of those are under the Bobo Ban.
Donnie Boy promised that he would get the Bobo Ban lifted, but he hasn't done it yet. Nor do I expect him to until after the election, if then, win or lose. If he does lift it, grab whatever you are after as fast as it gets here, because sure as hell Clueless Joe and the Jack-Offs will negate Trump's negation of Obama's executive order quickly.