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It's some Russian company making them actually. http://www.molot.biz/product-e/ko91-30.php http://www.molot.biz/product-e/ko91-30m.php

$80? No way I've got *that* much to blow on it. Ah well. Thanks.

According to my google skills, P225/P6 grips are interchangeable.

2 questions: 1. Are the P225 and P6 grips interchangeable? 2. If so, does anyone make wooden grips for the P225? I kind of want to get a pair and mess with 'em. :)

How would I get into contact with him?

See, I figure it's not that big of a deal. The gun is hopelessly outdated for modern combat, it's widely available if you wanted one to reverse-engineer, and it's not like the companies are making new ones anyway.

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinDisassembly.htm Anyone have a greasemonkey script to add the quote button again?

Oh believe me these things will take a while to get. I'm currently contemplating asking someone to go to Izhmash or Tula in person and snap a few high-res photos of the things.

Yes, machinist's drawings. =) I'll check those other places. Thanks. I can see why they *would* have been secrets, but they're a part of the history of the Russian people by now.

Thanks for the offer man, but I don't need an exploded parts diagram. Those are really easy to get. I want production-quality blueprints. I'm not building my own (why would I when they're a dime a dozen?), but I want the instructions to be detailed enough that I could. ;) Really, that's...

CAD stuff would be fine too. I just need exact specifications. I've found exploded diagrams galore, but that's not what I needed. Doesn't look like gunbroker has anything for the Mosin. No one cares about 'em.

Has anyone got Mosin blueprints? I'm looking all over the net and I can't seem to find any. :uhoh:

Absolutely nothing. Should I just get a Hi-Point and strip it down a few dozen times?

Anyone got a diagram? I understand about 70% of what's being said. :banghead: Here is a really quick diagram of what I'm thinking: pull trigger, which releases firing pin. Bang. What do I add to make it so that the the gun doesn't keep going for as long as I hold the trigger down?

What is it about the design of a blowback pistol that makes it semi-auto versus full-auto? I'm kicking a design for a blowback pistol around in my head, but I don't want to draw up the plans for it without making sure that it won't be fully automatic. I don't know if drawing up my own...