Presenting the remarkable Tula M91/30 Ex-Dragoon, a bolt-action rifle steeped in history and crafted with precision. This classic firearm is in good condition, showing slight signs of previous use and handling, and comes with its original matching bayonet and dual ammo pouch. What sets this piece apart is its status as a desirable ex-dragoon model, as indicated by the 1931 date of manufacture, hex low-wall receiver, and the gap in the dovetail of the rear sight base. It's a truly unique addition for any collector or firearms enthusiast.
The rifle is in overall good condition, with minor handling marks on the wood stock and slight wear on the finish. The minor rust on the bolt does not detract from the overall appeal of this firearm. The bore is in excellent condition, super bright and clean with well-defined rifling, and is not counter-bored. The blued finish and shellac-coated stained laminate wood stock with toe splice, fullered handguard, pistol grip crossbolt, and metal buttplate, give it an attractive and robust appearance.
The Tula M91/30 Ex-Dragoon, manufactured at the famous Tula Arsenal in Russia, is a testament to the craftsmanship and technological advances of its era. Originally designed as a Dragoon rifle for mounted troops, it was updated in 1930 to the M91/30 specification, becoming the standard Soviet infantry rifle during WWII. The rifle's 7.62x54R caliber is the oldest military cartridge still in regular combat service, offering significant power and superb accuracy. It's not just a weapon, it's a piece of history that takes you back to the early 20th century warfare.
Whether you're a collector interested in historical firearms, a hunter looking for reliable accuracy, or an enthusiast seeking a rare find, the Tula M91/30 Ex-Dragoon is a must-have. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history and an exceptional firearm.