Sporterizing the Mosin Nagant Part 13- Range time

Published on May 2, 2011
Duration: 6:10

This video details the range testing of a sporterized Mosin Nagant, demonstrating its accuracy and performance with various ammunition types. Experts from Iraqveteran8888 analyze group sizes, muzzle velocities using a chronograph, and extended-range capabilities, highlighting the effectiveness of the modifications. The sporterized rifle shows impressive sub-MOA potential with heavier bullet weights.

Quick Summary

Iraqveteran8888 experts demonstrate the range performance of a sporterized Mosin Nagant, achieving sub-MOA accuracy with specific loads like Barnaul 203gr and Winchester 180gr. Chronograph data reveals velocities between 2360-2670 FPS, showcasing the rifle's potential despite modifications.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Initial Testing
  2. 00:44Winchester White Box Testing
  3. 01:34Barnaul Heavy Grain Testing
  4. 02:25Chronograph Data
  5. 03:13Target Group Analysis
  6. 04:20Long Range & Steel Targets

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of accuracy can be expected from a sporterized Mosin Nagant?

A sporterized Mosin Nagant can achieve impressive accuracy. In this test, it produced groups around 1.5 inches with surplus ammo and sub-MOA clusters with specific loads like Winchester 180gr and Barnaul 203gr soft points at 100 yards.

How does a shortened barrel affect velocity in a 7.62x54R?

A shortened barrel will reduce muzzle velocity. The chronograph data showed velocities ranging from approximately 2360-2380 FPS to 2660-2670 FPS, depending on the ammunition tested.

What ammunition performed best in the sporterized Mosin Nagant test?

The Barnaul 203-grain soft point ammunition performed exceptionally well, yielding a very tight group of about half an inch at 100 yards, demonstrating good stability with heavy bullets.

What tools are useful for testing a sporterized rifle's performance?

Essential tools for testing include a Caldwell rifle rest for stable shooting and a chronograph to accurately measure muzzle velocities for different ammunition types and barrel configurations.

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