*REDUCED* 1937 Tula Mosin-Nagant Hunting Conversion (91/30 Ukrainian Arsenal Refinish)

Price dropped to make it move.

This is a 1937-dated Tula Mosin-Nagant that was arsenal-refinished and converted for the civilian hunting market in Ukraine. Chambered in 7.62×54R, it’s both a piece of Soviet firearms history and a practical hunting rifle.

Collector & Historical Notes

• Receiver: Tula factory, dated 1937 with clear Soviet crest and arsenal stamps
• Conversion: Ukrainian post-Soviet arsenal work — military stock replaced with lightweight polymer Monte Carlo–style stock, giving it a hunting rifle profile
• Markings: Retains original Tula and Soviet acceptance marks; later laser-engraved caliber markings in Cyrillic (“7,62x54 ОП Мосина”)
• Condition: Arsenal refinished metal, strong blueing, no import stamps visible
• Bore: Very good with strong rifling

Shooter Notes

• Caliber: 7.62×54R — affordable and widely available in Canada
• Barrel: 61 cm shortened and arsenal-crowned for balance and compliance with Ukrainian hunting regulations
• Sights: Rear sight modified and pinned at 200m, still usable; front sight retains protective ears
• Stock: Durable polymer stock with textured grip panels — lighter and more weather-resistant than wood, ideal for field use
• Action: Smooth cycling, typical Mosin ruggedness

Why It Stands Out

This rifle bridges the gap between military collectable and functional hunting rifle. Unlike sporterized cut-downs, it was arsenal-converted, meaning the work is consistent, professional, and historically traceable to Ukraine’s civilian firearm program. Collectors value these as a Cold War–era curiosity; hunters appreciate the rugged simplicity and accuracy.

Price $540 

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