Igorrock

Has anybody ever tried to fit a Lahti-Saloranta magazine to Mosin. It feeds from middle but the rounds are in like mauser magazine. This magazine is very easy to cut shorter and then just make new upper lips to fit Mosin action.

http://www.ima-usa.com/finnish-lahti-saloranta-lmg-20rnd-7-62x54r-magazine.html

This trigger looks like the Huber and its available in the USA.

HUBER is NOT adjustable. This trigger is in three ways.

Read this early topic carefully and you will find what you want to.

http://www.sporterizing.com/index.php?showtopic=5799

This Mosin "lives" in Finland and stock maker is Jukka Immonen from Kuhmo.

Here is my customized Mosin. Sidemount for scope is handmade (with TIKKA rings) and trigger is TIMNEY made for SAKO with safety. Sling mounts are quick release model á la SAUER 202.

The caliber is actually Finnish factory-wildcat 7x53R. A shell is same as 7,62x53R but necked down to 7 mm (.284) bullet. SAKO and LAPUA made this caliber from early 50's to late 70's. Nowadays it is very difficult to find these ammos. That's why I just ordered 7x53R (or x54R so you says) dies fron CH4D.

This rifle has been made to my father in 1963. The maker was gunsmith Aarre Viitanen from Kauhajoki, Finland. When I some years ago got this rifle I decided to customize it a little. So i change the stock and trigger and finally adjust the siderail for scope mounts. That scope in picture is NICKEL but nowadays there is a BURRIS Fullfield on the rifle.

I´m sorry but I don´t know. There is no name, only those instructions.

I don´t know. My friend sells this piece me and he lives in GB. But he said too that he can delivery more if I need . But I live in Finland.

Hello fellows !

Have you ever seen this ? Fully adjustable bolt-in trigger for all Mosin Nagants. The only minus is that it is without any safety.

Hello again !

Here is some not so good quality pictures. I hope they help.

What did he do about the bolt stop? Is he just using the sear, or di he install an additional piece?

The bolt stop is a little problem but it doesn´t matter if you remember to take care that you don´t pull the bolt too heavy too long backwards when cocking. This is not a problem because I use my rifle only birdhunting and so all of us knows one carefull shot is there enough I´m sorry but I don´t have any pictures of converting TIMNEY but here is some pictures of rifle.

I have this trigger in my Mosin. Local gunsmith converted my rifle a little and then SAKO Timney suits quite well.

http://www.timneytriggers.com/sunshop/inde...16/prevstart/0/