More Mosin Porn, A pair of DDR /1\ stamped carbines

[Miller Tyme]

My search for different models and flavors of 1944 Mosin Nagant's led me to these two DDR /1\ stamped 1944 Izhevsk Carbines

The M38 has very odd looking rear screwed in eschions and front 1/2 liners









The M44 has a bayo cut out that looks like it was a M38 stock modified for an M44

 

[Mosinowner]

Beautiful rifles.

 

[Mosinguy]

Ok, time for the pain. You probably found these at a garage sale for $150?

 

[Miller Tyme]

Ok, time for the pain. You probably found these at a garage sale for $150?

No, both off GB, but that is about what I paid for each.

You can't find bargins everyday

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Nice!

Are you hunting for a 1943 M-44 yet? ;-)

 

[Miller Tyme]

Nice!

Are you hunting for a 1943 M-44 yet? ;-)

Both a 43 and a 45, but the 45 has to be unique ( like TZR1 marked)

The biggest problem I have is running out of space in my gun safes

 

[TheDude]

Both a 43 and a 45, but the 45 has to be unique ( like TZR1 marked)

The biggest problem I have is running out of space in my gun safes

Running outta space in my gun safes. These are problems I wish I had.

Nice shoulder killers man

 

[johntheplinker]

Miller Tyme scores again! Very interesting stock on the M38, between the mismatched sling slot escutcheons and the repairs, it looks like it could tell a few stories.

 

[Miller Tyme]

Thanks everyone, you know me, always on the lookout for cool Mosin's, and if they are 1944's its that much better.

 

[woodsie57]

Thanks everyone, you know me, always on the lookout for cool Mosin's, and if they are 1944's its that much better.

I was looking at my mosins just today[a 91/30 and a shorty] Short rifle is dated 1944-why is this special?

 

[indiucky]

Thanks everyone, you know me, always on the lookout for cool Mosin's, and if they are 1944's its that much better.

I wish I would have known. I sold an excellent condition double dated, mo stamped, m44 in the shop. It was the only mo stamped m44 I had ever seen (but I know there are a few out there). It was a consignment gun and sold for $320 to a collector in KY who drove 200 miles round trip to get it. If you ever make it down to the river stop in. I usually have a few funky mosins around.

 

[edsinger]

Nice!

 

[.38 Special]

I just bought me a second mosin the other day. They are great guns, very reliable in my opinion.

 

[LarryHoosier]

DDR marked m44

Nice pair!
I have a 1945 Ishy with DDR marking, the mark is somewhat faint,but is there. Mine is all matching with a forced match on the magazine plate (old number struck and newly re-struck match, not electro-pencil) in a laminate stock. I can relate to the gun safe growth problem too! I display my M44 collection in a nice oak 10-gun stand made by L. Buecher (spl).

 

[Miller Tyme]

I wish I would have known. I sold an excellent condition double dated, mo stamped, m44 in the shop. It was the only mo stamped m44 I had ever seen (but I know there are a few out there). It was a consignment gun and sold for $320 to a collector in KY who drove 200 miles round trip to get it. If you ever make it down to the river stop in. I usually have a few funky mosins around.

Yep those MO's are hard to come by, took me a while to find mine, both 44 Izhevsk's, an M44, & an M38. [STRIKE]I think I posted them on here recently.[/STRIKE] Looks like I never posted these, well I'll have to rectify that.......

 

[Miller Tyme]

I was looking at my mosins just today[a 91/30 and a shorty] Short rifle is dated 1944-why is this special?

1944 is the only year that both Tula and I zhevsk arsenals both produced 91/30's, M38's M44's and PU snipers. Tula only produced the M44 in 1944 & is one of only 2 years it made M38's.

 

[davedolli]

I have a nice 91/30 hex I picked up at Bradis, and a nice 91/59 carbine I picked up from an INGO member. I put small Limb Saver slip on recoil pads on them and the whole family shoots them.

Dave