I have a Nagant that I picked up a year or so ago and I am quite fond of it. I was thinking of getting a new stock for it just for fun. I realize that the money I put into messing with this gun I will not recoup. I am ok with that. This is more for a fun factor. The only issue is I seem to have trouble locating one because I do not want an ATI synthetic stock. I would like a wooden stock. Any help would be appreciated.
Sporter Stock for Mosin Nagant
- Thread starter rookorami
- Start date
- Status
courtgreene
Member
well, LJmosinfreak on this forum is making them, or is in the development process, you could look him up.
I'm not sure about his name but it is something like that.
I'm not sure about his name but it is something like that.
headoftheholler
Member
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2012
- Messages
- 345
+1 for the Boyds. I love mine. Perfect fit only trimming was to float the barrel.
Richards Microfit also makes Mosin stocks but I cant speak for them.
My '46 M44 in a Boyds:
I love the pepper laminate, might go with the walnut next time.
Richards Microfit also makes Mosin stocks but I cant speak for them.
My '46 M44 in a Boyds:
I love the pepper laminate, might go with the walnut next time.
Tempest 455
Member
Ditto on Boyds.
LJ-MosinFreak-Buck
Member
Yeah I'm still in development and kind of in hold for a little while due to some Civil Penalties I gotta pay to get my license back, but let me know what you decide, I could probably afford to crank a design out if it's different from my SV-98 stock... Though I'm thinking about trashing the SV-98 and starting over again
Sent from my MP3/Hands-Free/Web-Browsing Device
Sent from my MP3/Hands-Free/Web-Browsing Device
FIVETWOSEVEN
Member
- Joined
- Aug 28, 2009
- Messages
- 5,146
That's too bad, how come?
Chopdoktor
Member
+1000 for Boyds Stocks. It's about the best $99 you can spend on an old Mosin, next to the Timney trigger!
[/IMG]
Last edited:
Tempest 455
Member
Thanks. It's not super accurate like some of my other rifles but fun to shoot. People always come over and ask what it is.
LJ-MosinFreak-Buck
Member
Trigger guard got widened out more than I had hoped, but I could probably lop some off and wing it with the bottom metal of the Mosin.
Sent from my MP3/Hands-Free/Web-Browsing Device
Clark
Member
Boyd's
dprice3844444
member
chop,how does that brake work?
Chopdoktor
Member
dprice- the brake works amazingly. It's a JP brake, and it seriously takes every bit of punishment out of the recoil. It almost feels like the rifle just does a little 'hop' in place, and maybe a 1/4 of the recoil gets transferred through to the shooter. I love it, I'd buy another. But be warned...IT IS LOUUUUDDDDD.
Chopdoktor
Member
The brake! The Mosin is loud by itself, but the brake just takes it to a whole new level, haha. I have the barrel down to 21", I think.
I am kinda wanting to do this to a Mosin. I love shooting the one I have but worry about the stock cracking. It would be nice to save the original stock somewhere safe and just enjoy shooting it. I might just buy a whole other Mosin though for the $100 or so they cost.
Texan Scott
Member
It feels like putting a silk hat on a pig.... but those Boyd's are nice looking... I want one.
meanmrmustard
Member
I'm actually anxious to see L.J.'s progress thus far.
As am I. I am running into one problem with the new stock. When I go to cycle the bolt the rounds do not eject most of the time. When I take the parts out of the new stock and put them back in the original I do not have the problem. I just need to figure out where I need to take more from. Pictures still pending. 
- Status
