Rechambering a Mosin for the NATO round is a common conversion, and this Model 38 has it. The seller lists a 7.62x51 NATO chambering, a 20 inch barrel, a four round capacity, and a black finish on a wood stock. The bore is clean.

Russia introduced the Model 38 as a carbine for support troops. The short barrel makes it handy, and the conversion lets the owner use .308 hunting ammunition that is sold everywhere. That is a big advantage over rimmed Russian ammunition.

A converted rifle has less collector value, but it is a more practical shooter. Check the feeding with the ammunition you plan to use. A good choice for a hunter who likes the carbine size.

One used rifle, sold as described. When you order, pick the FFL dealer who will receive it. The background check happens at their counter, not before. Ask us about fit, wear or what comes with it before you order. If a detail matters to your decision, send a question first and compare the answer with the photos.