American factories once built rifles for the Tsar, and Westinghouse was one of them. This Mosin-Nagant is a bolt action in 7.62x54mmR with a 31.5 inch barrel, a five round capacity, and a blued finish over a wood stock.

The seller describes minimal wood wear, light handling marks consistent with age, and bluing in very good shape. The action cycles smoothly, the rifling is in good condition, and all major components are solid. That is a better report than most surplus Mosins get.

Westinghouse examples are collected for their U.S. history, since the contract rifles were made in Pennsylvania during the First World War. Check the markings on the receiver, the bore, and the bolt. The rifle can be shot, and ammunition for the rimmed Russian cartridge is easy to buy.

This rifle is used and sold as described, so read the details and look over every photo before you order. It ships to a licensed dealer (FFL) of your choice, and the background check is done there when you pick it up. Buy it for the job you have in mind, and keep a cleaning kit and a few boxes of ammunition ready for the first outing.