A bayonet and sling come with this Tula Mosin Nagant 91/30, and the seller calls it a nice rifle made at the Tula plant. It is used, chambered in 7.62x54mmR and carries a 29 inch barrel with a five round internal magazine. The finish is black metal with a wood stock.

The 91/30 is the standard Russian infantry rifle of the Second World War. It was made in the millions at Tula, Izhevsk and elsewhere, and its long barrel and simple bolt made it a rugged service piece. Today it is a favorite of surplus collectors and low-cost long-range plinkers.

With the bayonet, the rifle is nearly in the full infantry fit, and the sling makes it easier to carry in the field. Many shooters mount the bayonet and fire with it fixed, because the rifle was sighted that way.

Take a look at the bore, the markings and the stock. A well-kept Tula rifle is an inexpensive way to own a piece of the war. It is sold as described, and it ships to a licensed dealer you choose. The background check is completed there.