Sam Alexander

Or you get just, we're going to take receiver from rifle A, shove rifle B's barrel into it, into rifle C's stock with rifle D's magazine, and then EFG and Y are going to make up the bolt.

Oh yeah, it is.

Same with some of the stuff that came out of Germany towards the end.

Some of their last ditch car 98s, but also all the Volksturm goofy rifles I came up with.

But yeah, the stock might as well, again, like yours or like you were described, might as well just be a two by four that they kind of planed the edges down on.

Y'all want to see a picture, and for people listening, this won't be nearly as exciting.

That two-track is what the mall crawlers call off-road.

YouTube probably won't like it either.

Y'all want to see a picture of what might be the first photographic evidence of an American killing a communist?

That guy.

That is a picture of an American guard up at Archangelisk holding up a dead Bolshevik with his rifle right next to him.

And the magazine pouches down on the ground that we're all familiar with.

That is a fantastic picture.

He's just off to the side like he won't stand up on his own.

It really is.

So I just got to hold the edge of his over white.

There's the other thing that's interesting about the Mosin Nagant is the bayonet was meant to be permanently attached.

So if you've ever wondered why your bayonet won't mount onto your Mosin properly, it's because the bayonets were not serialized.

Do you guys take them to a processor or do you cut up all your own?

Off the top of my head, I could be wrong there.