Page 2 - Gletcher Mosin Nagant M1891 Reviews

Functions like the real rifle looks good & is very well made

the trigger pull is very mushey

takes a while to get used to I put the edge of the butt against my face like it was a full stock rifle & got pretty good accury

extremely well made: even the synthetic stock is realistic and close to some of the woods I own action is solid and magazine is clever: the WEIGHT is great and around 5.5 pounds is about correct: adds to the realism

solid walnut would be cool!!!

obviously if you are either a "pistol" or "rifle" shooter it will take a second to get used to the hybrid nature of the Moisin BUT for me it was easy to shoot two handed extended with accuracy of shot gun shells at 30 ft++ no problem

everything. this rifle is awesome.

Nothing

Agreat rifle and price. I also bought the pistol. and case . What a great combo.

I 1st purchased this rifle for its historical value and complete weirdness.The bolt action is vary well designed and works flawlessy.

The finish on the stock is a little cheesy but has held up so far with no concerns.

Very accurate but hard to figure out to hold.Would purchase a full length rifle in a heart beat.

This is an awesome airgun. Great quality. Fit and Finish is excellent. Realistic weight like real rifle. Is it the most powerful? NO. Is it the most accurate? NO. It is the best that can be expected with open sights and 76 year old eyes. I can pretty consistently hit and penetrate steel soup cans at 40 feet. Is it the most fun to shoot? ABSOLUTELY YES. There is nothing like the sound and feel of operating a bolt action rifle. The bolt on this gun is so cool. I am not a fan of semiauto rifles...too boring to just pull the trigger (my opinion). This is the favorite of all my airguns. I love it so much that I bought a second one. I highly recommend this gun.

The rear sight does have some horizontal play. That needs to be corrected along with adding adjustment for windage that it does not have.

I don't know why Robert's gun has plastic sights because mine have metal sights (not steel, but metal). To me, it is more like shooting a very short rifle than a pistol. Try holding a 5.6 pound pistol at arms length for any length of time. This gun brings back memories of the mare's leg in the TV series "Wanted Dead or Alive" with Steve McQueen.

The looks of this air gun is accurate to its counter part of coarse the stock is short. It is a fun gun to shoot and is pretty accurate. Seems well built and the gas system works good, giving plenty of shots with one cartridge.

As usual the extra mags cost is to high.

Historically accurate version of the cut down used during the Russian Civil War, and by the bands of brigands who roamed Siberia. Functions amazingly like the real thing... had a Chinese Moisin carbine that cycled exactly like the airgun.

The stick, while substantial, could be bit more "woodlike"...and the turning mechanism for the CO2 cartridge is a little awkward.

So far so good with this gun. A unique shooting experience with a unique replica.

The all steel (Except stock & sites)and very heavy. The mag. and co2 compartment are also heavy steel. It is built better than some of my other guns at 10 times the price. Very consistent with about 375 fps (February and cold outside).

plastic sites.

The accuracy is good, the clip works great. This gun is built like a tank. The sites are plastic and not very good but the rest of it if better than fine. Get one for the price you will not be disappointed.

Bolt action is slick as butter

Put wood stock on it and make it full size. I fact i picked up a real Mosin stock and will make it a full size rifle. From what i read the dimensions are close with some light dremmeling needed on the wood stock

Excellent replica, attention to detail by Gletcher is unbelievable. Feels heavy like a real rifle. Loading the BBs using realistic bolt action is great and satisfying. Fast 427 fps. Wood colored plastic is of very high quality and feels very nice. Overall I highly recommend it.

Nothing comes to mind. Love the way it is.

In the history of the real Mosin rifle, it's sawed off version was very popular in the world war 1 and the civil war in 1920s in Russia. It was called "obrez" ("sawed off") for short in Russian. So it makes a lot of sense why Gletcher made this version and not a full size rifle.

Very realistic to the real thing. If you got the real version of this you would have to do so much paperwork and lots of waiting. Very good replica. Good for a new company. I would recommend.

Make a full size version. A full size stock would also have been a nice option. The price is a bit high for a sawed off version.

Its more like shooting a pistol than a rifle.