kuduae
(.400 member)
23/06/18 06:40 AM
Re: The best Mosin sporting rifle project in world history

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Maybe this page tells something: http://www.museum-arms.ru/collections/detail.php?ELEMENT_ID=5661

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What is the purpose of that blob of wood on the forestock?



Maybe something similar like this tibetan rifle:






Could be. Looks like a hole is there for a pivot pin of some sort.



Such two – pronged "bipods" were apparently a common rifle attachments in central Asia, Siberia, Mongolia , Tibet. I have quite often seen such appendices in old pictures of central Asian expeditions. Here is the only photo I found just now: An east-Tibetan "bandit chief" in 1936.



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