Talk:Mosin–Nagant

Dear Author!

Please note that the Russian name is correctly Moisin. You should correct this page accordingly.

Hearthiest welcome

(Millisits)

"Mosin" is the spelling I find most common and is consistently used by the authorities I trust.

The most accurate transliteration is, in fact, Mosin. Мосин -->Mosin, see? :) it's either that or Moseen, and that doesn't look as good. Zytsef 10:35, 5 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Where to find good info on the mosin-nagant rifles.

Dear author, I own a Mosin-Nagant rifle and it took me awhile to find http://www.mosinnagant.net/ and it is a really informative site on the history and makings of the rifle and the bullet. You can find out alot of information on this firearm there. Hope it helps you out with expanding this page.

Influx of Mosin-Nagants

I recall that two American armory, one of which should be Remington, had produced the Mosin-Nagant for the Russian during WWII. However, many are undelivered, and end up as surplus.

Foreign rifles

The length of the table of contents sort of bothers me, I was thinking of making the name of each entry under this sub-section bold instead of sub-sub-sections. I've also been considering whether the sub-section name is a little POV. Other editors' opinions on this? --Zytsef 18:38, 9 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Possible vandalism

Today's edit by 212.159.98.189 comes from an address with many vandalism warnings, although different users may share the same address. The rifle caliber of .33 mm is to tiny to fit the ammunition, although he may have meant .33 inches which is 8.382 mm. Art LaPella 19:05, 11 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Russo-Turkish War

I think it should be added which Russo-Turkish War the author if reffering to, to give the reader a better idea of the time period. Although the date is mentioned later in the article some intrested in the time period might have trouble tracking down the war being mentioned. JvlivsCaesar