91/30 exsniper
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This is my go to site for quick mosin nagant info.... and as I thought they might, they had a section on ex snipers as well
http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinFeatures08.htm
http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinFeatures08.htm
yellowsled
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Where were said rifles, I'll check in them for you and report back. PM me the info. 
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Machodoc
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They were all rebuilt after WWII, and there doesn't seem to be any particular reason why the ex-snipers were not returned to original configuration. I've got three or four of them, and it appears that the trigger group, receiver, and barrel, were kept together during the rebuild process. They all have much better trigger pulls than the average M-N, and one of them is as nice as any rifle that I own.
psoyring
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Real nice rifles, but rarity varies by year and maker, 1942 Tula is rarest for ex-pu, also 1942 Izhevsk is sought after, anything past that is common until you get to postwar ex-snipers, those are really rare. Anything before 1942 is also very desirable.
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