Sporterizing the Mosin Nagant Part 2- Complete Disassembly

Published on November 29, 2010
Duration: 11:40

This video provides a comprehensive guide to the complete disassembly of a Mosin Nagant M91/30 rifle. It details the step-by-step process of removing the bolt, external hardware, action, magazine, trigger group, interrupter, and sights. The host emphasizes proper tool usage and offers tips to prevent damage during disassembly, setting the stage for subsequent sporterizing and cleaning.

Quick Summary

To completely disassemble a Mosin Nagant M91/30, start by removing the bolt by pulling it rearward while pressing the trigger. Use proper gunsmithing tools, like hollow-ground screwdrivers, to avoid damaging screws. Carefully remove external hardware, the action, magazine, trigger group, and sights, noting the function of parts like the interrupter.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Bolt Removal
  2. 00:19Bolt Disassembly
  3. 01:42External Hardware Removal
  4. 03:07Action & Magazine Removal
  5. 04:33Magazine & Follower Breakdown
  6. 05:26Trigger Group Disassembly
  7. 06:30Interrupter & Ejector Removal
  8. 07:57Sight Removal
  9. 10:31Stock Hardware Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you remove the bolt from a Mosin Nagant rifle?

To remove the bolt from a Mosin Nagant, pull the bolt handle fully to the rear while simultaneously holding down the trigger. This action disengages the bolt from the receiver, allowing it to be withdrawn.

What tools are essential for disassembling a Mosin Nagant?

Essential tools include a vise for stability, correctly sized gunsmith screwdrivers (preferably hollow-ground to fit screw slots precisely), punches, and a non-marring mallet. Penetrating oil like Kroil is also recommended.

Why is the interrupter/ejector important in a Mosin Nagant?

The interrupter/ejector assembly prevents double feeds by ensuring cartridges feed correctly from the magazine into the chamber. Improper tension can cause feeding malfunctions or cartridges popping out prematurely.

How can I avoid damaging the stock during Mosin Nagant disassembly?

Pay close attention to the orientation and size of stock bands and hardware. Remove them carefully and note their positions for reassembly. Avoid scratching the wood by using proper tools and techniques.

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