Walter Zoomie's World: A Brief Bit Of Mosin Nagant Madness

Sunday, June 19, 2011

A Brief Bit Of Mosin Nagant Madness

My son fires his birthday Mosin-Nagant at Atterbury.

A serious good time was had by all.

We shot everything. Mosins, handguns, shotguns (clays).

The two Mosin rifles performed flawlessly, with over 100 rounds per rifle.

Accuracy was very good.

Recoil is outta hand with these things.

Yes. I'm old and my shoulder hurts and I'm a pussy, but the sons had all they could stand as well. None of us have a lot of meat on our bones.

Will be investigating some sort of recoil padding.

The Mosin kick truly is BRUTAL!

BTW...this is a very nice shooting facility. Reasonable rates, well-run, polite staff.

It seems they keep the idiots and rabble away.

1 comments:

Brock TownsendSeptember 2, 2011 11:24 PM
You might be interested in this.

http://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.com/2011/03/for-don.html
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