Tom's Scout.
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Mine is stock with pristine barrel and holds 2 inches at 50 yards off hand.
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Also some info on my brake.
For Don: Mosin Nagant M44 Brake
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My Mosin Nagant comforts me,
I do not fear the PTB.
With ample ammo held in store,
I’ll never fear the kicked in door.
My mind is spoke without reserve
for deep within I have the nerve
to exercise my given right
for which I’ll always stand and fight.
So come and take it at your risk,
Resistance, it will be quite brisk.
Defend my home and family,
in that pursuit, quite fierce I’ll be.
So tread on me and poke the bear,
I think you’ll find I won’t fight fair,
for fairness has been too long lost;
we’ve been enslaved, at any cost.
So listen up, and warning heed,
I’ll not lament my righteous deed.
Within my rights is to defend
me and mine, right to the end.
I’ll die atop a pile of brass,
so ante up, or kiss my ass.
Thanks for posting. I'd put up a pic of my "twins" if I could. Duh, put that on my post!
ReplyDeleteDuh is my middle name.:)
ReplyDeleteYours too?! Pics posted.
ReplyDeleteI finally found my picture and will post it above.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a brake on your two?
ReplyDeleteI had a brake on the 91/30 for one round, which sent the brake downrange not to be found again. Set screws are not sufficient, need threads on the barrel. Anyhoo, I don't think a brake is necessary. Can't fire fast enough to really warrant it. The 91/30 is pretty much a sniper rifle, and the M44 is for close range. Bolt action IMHO does not need a brake due to the long cycle time between rounds. My groups are good enough to drop an enemy without a brake.
ReplyDeleteI like the rifle.
ReplyDeleteI like the poem.
I had a brake on the 91/30 for one round, which sent the brake downrange not to be found again.
ReplyDeleteIf you open the link above, For Don: Mosin Nagant M44 Brake, you can find out how I corrected the flaw.
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I like the rifle.
Bet you never saw a rifle that you didn't!:)