Mosin Nagant M1891 CO2 BB Rifle

As with other Gletcher airguns, this has an excellent fit & finish. A handy exploded-view diagram of the airgun on the inside cover of the box (and that it comes in a nice box!). Bolt action is smooth and an absolute joy to use. Sights are preinstalled and surprisingly good, rear sight is adjustable for elevation only. I did add a white dot to front blade sight, and I use an EyePal, no complaints about the sight picture. Wood-grain is handsome, but not as realistic at the UX Thompson or UX Cowboy Lever Action. And surprisingly accurate at 15-18ft, especially if you bench rest or use a tripod yoke rest (keeps your arms from tiring out and still get the utter joy of using that smooth bolt action). And another deciding factor for me, this is almost halve the price of the full-size Nagant rifle and much more indoor / basement range friendly. I can't emphasize enough, using the bolt on this is an absolute hoot!

I know, I know, it is what it is, and that is pretty darn nifty, but finding that it shoots so well, it would've been neat to have a shoulder stock extension for it. Working on this myself and will add a post if I find an easy solution. The spare magazines a bit on the pricey side, but both of my mags are same high quality as the airgun itself.

It is awkward and very tiring holding two-handed, and this kept me from purchasing for a long time (seeing these with 4-5 in stock at PA is why I finally decided to purchase). Much more enjoyable using this on a bench rest or tripod yoke rest. So far, finding that good old Crosman Copperheads working the best, no jams and my most consistent POA to POI. Tends to shoot high and left, but settles in by 2nd magazine reload as CO2 settles down, and use can easily compensate for the POI. Everything you want to know about the M1891 "Obrez" is available on Dennis Adler's blog

I've not rated this for accuracy as I haven't shot it... and probably won't. I purchased it solely for its unique looks and certainly made the correct decision. The quality is superb! I am 100% pleased.

Actually, nothing. However, I've read reviews where folks would prefer a wood stock. Okay, I understand. Although the faux wood is pretty darn good-looking. If I absolutely had to try to improve it I'd say if it had the"weathered" appearance of age that some companies do, I'd like that.

Don't hesitate if you like it... buy it.

The real feel of the gun and weight. The beautiful wood stock. The ease of loading it.

Nothing, it looks as authenic as can be.

Very nice looking and fun to shoot. Love the bolt action and feel of the gun. Still figuring out the accuracy?

The BB's are a little hard to load,some actually get hung up, may be the type of BB I am using, will switch brands and see if it loads easier.

Very unique and not hard to shoot.

As I mostly collect co2 pellet and BB pistols. When I saw the m1891 I just had to have it. The fit and finish is a 5 star plus package. The picture does it no justice a its a superb piece of craftsmanship.

Absolutely Nothing

Keep making them as I feel they will be a good hot must have

This gun looks and feels great in the hands the realism is a definite plus and I love the clanking of that Bolt is like music to my ears..

Instead of synthetic stock I think wood would Be Better.. But on the honest side of things it's really fine the way it is..

It's a Great collectors item it should definitely be in the collection.. I will not shoot this alot it's a collector item for me..

Nice replica. Quality is great in all aspects. At 30' very accurate. Have the M1944 and found the magazines are interchangable (meaning the same).

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Nice collectable. Feel of stock is like wood, even though it is a composite plastic. Bolt action is smooth. When putting in bbs mag has to be held at angle.

Fit and finish. Bolt Action is really smooth and fun to use. Accuracy for a 5 1/2 smooth bore barrel is actually good at 10 meters once you find a BB that it likes and do minor windage compensation. Fun to shoot and has good power for a BB Gun.

Instead of a 5 1/2 barrel have the barrel the full length of the shroud which would double the barrel length.

I bought this as a Refurbished gun from Pyramyd Air. Personally I wanted the full stock rifle M1941 but it is no longer available. I checked around many stocks and found that an Airsoft HK MP7 collapsible stock fits the M1891 perfectly. You need to with a razor or thin flat blade screw driver slowly work the crease of the back of the stock to break the glue seal. Once the seal is broken the end cap pops right off. The HK MP7 stock fits perfectly upside down into the back of the M1891. I added a layer of cloth tape to the HK MP7 stock before inserting so it would not slide as much because of plastic on plastic. Once pressed in good the HK MP7 stock is sturdy and won't move but is easily removable if desired to go back to sawed off form. With a full stock the gun is much easier to shoot standing or benched as you can rest it steady against your shoulder. As far as looks go it looks pretty funky or a Love/Hate thing. Personally I like it because of the added stability.

Authenticity of the bolt action, nice solid clip with built in tool. I don't know anyone else who has one.

Nothing, this replica is spot on.

The 25" Bulldog case is a good fit for it. Made interior velcro straps to hold it down.

When this Mosin Nagant M1891 short rifle was released, I didn't think at first that I wanted it. As time passed and the good reviews came out, I finally decided it might be worth adding to my collection. This Mosin Nagant M1891 is better than I expected it to be. The slide operates very easily. The magazine loads very easily. Although the stock is not wood, the appearance and smooth finish make it look like a fine wood stock, and it's sturdy. There's nothing flimsy about this stock. It feels solid as opposed to a hollow plastic shell. Although others have reported wobble in the rear sight, mine is not wobbly. Although there is no windage adjustment, it's easy to compensate by positioning the front sight to the right side of the rear sight notch. The accuracy is very good at 18 feet distance to target.

For a historic replica, it's mostly fine as is. I do have some difficulty focusing on the sights. For that reason I would like an option to exchange the standard open sights for fiber optic sights.

These are the 10 shot groups I got shooting at 18 feet distance to target from a bench rested position: Umarex Steel, 1 1/4"; Marksman, 1 1/4"; Copperhead, 1 13/16"; Hornady Black Diamond, 1 3/8"; Daisy Premium, 1 9/16"; and Daisy Avanti, 1 11/16". My targets were NRA 10 meter air pistol targets with orange 2" shot spots on the bulls eye. Most shots were hitting on the left side of the shot spot both above and below the center line. Some of the off-hand standing shot groups were larger. These are the 10 shot groups I got shooting at 18 feet distance to target from an off-hand standing position: Umarex Steel, 1 7/8"; Marksman, 2"; Copperhead, 2 1/16"; Hornady Black Diamond, 2"; Daisy Premium, 1 3/16"; and Daisy Avanti, 1 13/16". Total shot counts with different brands of CO2 were 72 using Umarex CO2, 75 using Crosman CO2, and 79 using Swiss Arms CO2.