Will this stock fit a 1947 M44 Mosin Nagant with a bayonet?
228306
The stock extends 7.625 inches from the front of the sight block. Or 13 inches from where the barrel is threaded into the receiver.
228307
I have, if I can remember right, I have the m91 version. I am not sure of the barrel length difference. In my opinion you should be able to.
678504
It accepts a standard bayonet lug, if you have an aftermarket flash hider it might not fit over it but it will work for a standard one.
580915
This stock is made by Crosman for their 1377. Unless the air gun you reference has a grip which has identical dimensions and angle to the sick, I highly doubt it will fit.
2013702
Mine is stock as it came from armory I do not know if it will fit orne stocks but it mounts to breech sight(old iron elevation sight add long as there is enough clearance on sides if should fit
190264
I believe so, mine is on a Mosin Nagant and it works like a dream.. I have a Winchester 1300 Defender and it fits on it so with the elasticity of the band as it stretches around the stock, I'll almost bet a perfect fit...and a much saved shoulder!....Good hunting. Rick in Indy.
1706469
Sorry, I used a Chinese model 53 Carbine Mosin Nagant Style Rifle, Had to do some sanding/Grinding for it to Fit Like I wanted. I have a Hex Barrel 91/30 and the original stock is pretty decent, All serial numbers match,The Hex Receiver is worth more as a collectors Gun, leave it as is,if you can.
273839
The SMALL pad is the one you want for a Mosin Nagant in any stock, military configuration. This pad will also fit a Boyd's aftermarket hunter style stock.
1739456
I purchased the Blackhawk Butstock Shell holder for my Mossberg 500. That model should fit most "standard" gun stocks.
1759431
Hi Victor, I do not believe it will, as it is molded for the Mosin Nagant, I have a 10/22 as well It would be an awful lot of work to make it work.
659219
Well, the photo looks like it is portraying a Mosin-Nagant rifle stock, despite the name Enfield on the title. Moreover, it describe the caliber for the Mosin-Nagant, since the Enfield's caliber is a 303. So, I will asume the stock is for the Mosin-Nagant. When I bought mine, which it was a fast drop in and nothing to file or adapt, it said Monte Carlo Stock for Mosin-Nagant and it was brown. The best thing to do is contact the seller to make sure is the right item, it may have made a mistake writing the description or uploading the wrong picture. Hope this help you.
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Michael, It will attach to a Picatinny rail or a swivel stud attachment point. Your Mosin probably doesn't have either, but you could purchase a stud kit and install one. Should you do so, this bipod will work with it. Stud kits are inexpensive. I'd make certain that the depth of your stock's wood is sufficient to allow a proper fitment with the stud. I've seen some Mosin's with a bipod mounted inline with, but below, the front of the rifles rear sight.
372170
It should since you are just replacing the trigger assembly, and not doing anything to the original mosin trigger guard... The thing I have learned about mosins, you can throw lots of money at them in after market parts, but shooting cheap ammo in a $100 gun, doesn't change the fact it still is as accurate as a $100 gun
1055377
Hi,I use my case for a Mosin Nagant 91/30 rifle and it "just fits". The Mosin is 48.5 in length and another inch and no it would not work. 51 inches is VERY long so I don't think this would be the case for you. Sorry. Mike D.
24836
Good question. I have it on a Ruger 10/22, but also have a Mosin Nagant. I'll check that and get back to you.
2231047
No it wont. This is for a standard ak pattern rifle and yugo rifles attach the stock differently.
1169382
To be perfectly honest with you on the fit of the short action??? I don't honestly know if it will fit or not???? The only think about those stocks is this !!! The lockdown bolts to attach the Bolt, Barrel to the stock HAS GOT TO BE 4.40 inches apart on center!!! I think if you have that?? You can make every thing else work.
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It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be... » Read More It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. « Show Less