Mosin Nagant Torture Test: Part 2

Published on April 28, 2013
Duration: 10:31

This video details an extreme torture test of a Mosin Nagant M91/30 rifle, pushing its durability to the breaking point. Instructors from Iraqveteran8888 and Moss Pawn and Gun demonstrate its surprising resilience through bayonet stabbing, mud immersion, and firing while wet. The test culminates with a dangerous 'range trash' powder load that ultimately seizes the bolt and cracks the stock, highlighting the rifle's robust, albeit finite, mechanical limits.

Quick Summary

The Mosin Nagant M91/30 exhibited exceptional durability during a torture test, withstanding bayonet stabbings, mud, and water immersion. Its operational limits were finally reached by a dangerous 'range trash' powder load, which seized the bolt and cracked the stock.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Recap
  2. 01:41Functional Range Test
  3. 02:45Bayonet and Mud Testing
  4. 05:44Creek Submersion Test
  5. 06:43The 'Range Trash' Powder Test
  6. 07:23Final Assessment and Failure

Frequently Asked Questions

How durable is a Mosin Nagant M91/30 under extreme conditions?

The Mosin Nagant M91/30 demonstrated remarkable durability in a torture test, surviving bayonet stabbings, mud immersion, and firing while wet. It remained functional until subjected to a dangerous 'range trash' powder load which seized the bolt and cracked the stock.

What are the risks associated with 'range trash' ammunition?

'Range trash' ammunition, often made from mixed, unburnt powders, is extremely dangerous due to unpredictable burn rates and pressure spikes. This can lead to catastrophic firearm failure, damage to the weapon, and severe injury to the shooter.

Can a Mosin Nagant be fired underwater?

While not recommended for normal use, the Mosin Nagant M91/30 in this test was fired while wet after being submerged in a creek. It showed no immediate failure, indicating a surprising degree of reliability even in aquatic conditions.

What caused the Mosin Nagant to fail in the torture test?

The Mosin Nagant M91/30 ultimately failed when subjected to a highly dangerous 'range trash' powder load. The extreme pressure generated by this mixture seized the bolt and cracked the wooden stock, rendering the rifle inoperable.

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