Shooting a M91/30 Mosin-Nagant

The 3-Line rifle Model 1891, commonly referred to as the Mosin-Nagant, was adopted by the Russian Empire in 1891. In 1930 a new variant was standardized and adopted as the M1891/30. It is a turn bolt rifle chambered for the 7.62x54R cartridge and saw service through WWII and well beyond. This is the most prolific variant of the M1891 and millions were produced.
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[@jeffshootsstuff]

Cool. You can tell how much more effort is required running this bolt with its weird ergonomics and design compared to the superior Mauser/Springfields.

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Yes, it's definitely no Mauser. Clunky and not smooth.

[@Squib1911]

I took one of my Mosins out this Summer. It had been a while. Good video. Great slo-mo. That looked like copper-washed cased ammunition.

[@HistoryinFirearms]

Always good to take the Mosin out for an appreciation shoot every once in a while. You get to appreciate it and all you other rifles at the same time :)

[@paracart_vyacheslav]

Children, now tell me what’s in the threleine from Nagan.
The funny thing is that Fedorov discussed this nuance in his popular science book “The History of the Rifle.”

[@HistoryinFirearms]

I suppose the Nagant revolver was also "three-line".

[@paracart_vyacheslav]

@@HistoryinFirearms What does this have to do with a revolver?

[@paracart_vyacheslav]

Дети, а теперь расскажите мне что в трехлинейке от Нагана.
Самое забавное, что ещё Фёдоров в своей научно-популярной книге "История винтовки" сей нюанс разобрал. В 1938...

[@HistoryinFirearms]

I suppose the Nagant revolver was also "three-line". (In Russian)

[@paracart_vyacheslav]

@@HistoryinFirearms But Mosin did not design the revolver. And a rifle is a slightly different weapon from a revolver.
So what's in a Model 1891 rifle from Leon Nagant?

[@HistoryinFirearms]

@@paracart_vyacheslav The revolver was from Nagant and was 7.62 which is "three-line" if I'm not mistaken. So I figured, one could say that it is in the three-line series from Nagnat.

[@paracart_vyacheslav]

@@HistoryinFirearms For the third time I ask: what exactly is in the 1891 model 3-line rifle from Nagant?
There is no point in trying to play around with a Model 1895 revolver; it will only affect your reputation.

[@HistoryinFirearms]

@@paracart_vyacheslav Sorry, Unfortunately I do not understand the question.