Mosin nagant cost?

[church]

Whats the going rate for a Mosin Nagant rifle these days?

 

[Vendetta]

Lots of variables there but a basic wartime Izhevsk 91/30 can be had for $150 with a little looking.

 

[Tyrinth]

I personally wouldn't pay much more than $150 unless it was collectible in some way. Since Gander Mountain has them for about $200 you can assume that's towards the high-end of the price range.

It's a shame their price has increased so quickly.

 

[Miller Tyme]

It's a shame their price has increased so quickly.

They where under $100 for over 10 years, you had to know the price was going to rise at some point

 

[Tyrinth]

They where under $100 for over 10 years, you had to know the price was going to rise at some point

Indeed. I suppose I just regret that I did not get to take more advantage of the low prices as they were already around $130 when I bought my first.

 

[Bennettjh]

Lately I've seen them around $150. I got mine for $120 from a fellow INGOer a couple years ago.

 

[Vendetta]

I have bought a lot of Mosins ranging from $100 to $350. The last one I bought was a '43 Izhevsk in a wartime stock bc I didnt have a 43. I paid $150 for itwith a fair amount of ammo and all the accessories. The deals are still out there on these.

 

[Fishersjohn48]

They're not $80.00 anymore?

 

[1861navy]

I've seen them in various places ranging from $130-200. Still a lot cheaper than other rifles. Archangel conversions I've seen for $200- $350.

 

[DanVoils]

Saw some at Bradis a couple weeks ago for $130 that looked pretty good.

 

[tlandon]

I paid $69.95 for my first one. SOG still has broken stock T53's for $99.95.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Pretty sure Indy Trading Post still has a good supply on hand.

 

[Vendetta]

Pretty sure Indy Trading Post still has a good supply on hand.

Last time I was there they had 2 overpriced 91/30s and the guy at the counter said "You really gonna make me take that greasy piece of **** down?" I didnt. Because I walked out. Never shop there again. Too many quality gun shops.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Last time I was there they had 2 overpriced 91/30s and the guy at the counter said "You really gonna make me take that greasy piece of **** down?" I didnt. Because I walked out. Never shop there again. Too many quality gun shops.

I can only assume if the employee said that, it was in jest. You'd be hard pressed to find a better shop anywhere in this state!
also, unless they were more rare samples, their Mosin prices are right in line with everyone else.


Eta: if they were "overpriced", why would you want him to take it down? (Most of the Mosins aren't on the wall, but on the floor in shipping crates.)
do you make a practice of handling guns that you don't really have interest in?

 

[1775usmarine]

Thanks to Miller Tyme there has been a exponential increase in the price over the last few years.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Thanks to Miller Tyme there has been a exponential increase in the price over the last few years.

That's for sure!

 

[rugertoter]

The average, run of the mill 91/30, runs for around 150 - 175. If they are asking more, then it is too much.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Thanks to Miller Tyme there has been a exponential increase in the price over the last few years.

Dang Mosin hoarders...

 

[Miller Tyme]

Thanks to Miller Tyme there has been a exponential increase in the price over the last few years.

Not me, I don't even like those fugly things.


I blame it on the Archangel crowd.

 

[johntheplinker]

Not me, I don't even like those fugly things.


I blame it on the Archangel crowd.

Sez the guy wearing a cossack hat and putting yak butter on his popcorn.