The standard infantry rifle of the Red Army during WW2. This Mosin-Nagant model 1891/30  is dated 1942 on the receiver with Izhevsk Arsenal stamp and Hammer & Sickle emblem, and comes complete with correct sling, and cruciform bayonet (that fits properly!). The 1891 relates to it's first production date, and the 30 relates to its final major modification date of 1930. In 1938 it was supplemented with a similar shortened carbine model, designated the M38, but production continued on into 1944. This example is in good clean unrestored condition with unlaquered hardwood stock (not a post-war refurb) showing only the minor knocks as would be expected of a 70 year old rifle, with a pleasant even patina to the steel. This rifle cocks dry fires with a crisp action, and is fully strippable.  Deactivated in the UK with Certificate to UK specification. 

All deactivated weapons sold by Jaybe Militaria are deactivated in the United Kingdom and hold a London or Birmingham proof mark and certificate stating that the weapon has been deactivated correctly and is legal within the U.K.