Achtung:
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Il modello a cui ti riferisci è il leggendario Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Sniper (o versione da cecchino), l’arma d’ordinanza dei tiratori scelti sovietici durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale, resa celebre da figure come Vasily Zaytsev nella battaglia di Stalingrado. A differenza del modello 38 (che era una carabina corta nata per la logistica e la seconda linea), il 91/30 Sniper manteneva la lunghezza standard del fucile da fanteria (canna da 73 cm), ma veniva selezionato in fabbrica per le sue eccezionali doti balistiche.
I fucili destinati a diventare varianti Sniper subivano modifiche strutturali profonde direttamente negli arsenali di Izhevsk o Tula:
L’otturatore a manetta piegata (Bent Bolt): La classica manetta d’armamento dritta fu allungata e piegata verso il basso. Questo permetteva di camerare la cartuccia senza che l’otturatore urtasse contro il corpo del cannocchiale.
Scasso sulla calciatura: Il fusto in legno presentava uno scasso laterale sul lato sinistro per ospitare la base metallica del supporto dell’ottica.
Impossibilità di usare le lastrine: Poiché l’ottica bloccava la parte superiore del castello, i cecchini dovevano camerare i colpi manualmente uno alla volta, rinunciando alle lastrine di caricamento rapido da 5 colpi.
Questo, proviene da collezione ed è in ottime condizioni ed è prodotto nell’arsenale di Izhevsk nel 1943. Canna e azione sono ottime.
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