Oilers
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Oilers
Does anyone else here collect oilers?
- stripperclip
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I've got a half dozen or so. I used to know which one came with which rifle..... but would have a hard time matching them up now.
Some of the ones I got from Century over the years may not be the right oiler for the right weapon. For instance, I got a feeling some of the Turk Mauser oilers really belonged with Mosin Nagants.
Some of the ones I got from Century over the years may not be the right oiler for the right weapon. For instance, I got a feeling some of the Turk Mauser oilers really belonged with Mosin Nagants.

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Looks like you are really into it
Could you tell what oilers I have and what rifles they go to?
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- Dutch Mosin
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OK, this question has been in here for some time now, so I will give it a try.
The oilers in the picture are IMHO from left to right:
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1) Yugoslavian M48 oiler.
The Cyrillic lettering on each side of the bottle translate to "oil" and "solvent".
2) Single compartment Mosin Nagant oil bottle with Izhevsk arsenal marking
3) Dual compartment Russian oil bottle.
The Cyrillic lettering on the bottle translates to:
Щ = Shchalock, which is an alkaline solution
Н = Neft, which means oil
4) Dual compartment Romanian oil bottle often found with Romanian Mosin-Nagants but actually it is a later model intended for the use with the SKS.
S = Unknown, but probably a cleaning solvent
U = Ulei which of course means oil.
5) Unknown. I'm open for ideas here.
I don't really collect them, but whenever I can I add one to my collection.
....I guess that means I do collect these too.
Here's a picture
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a191/ ... G_1748.jpg[/pic]
Met vriendelijke groet,
Martin
The oilers in the picture are IMHO from left to right:
1) Yugoslavian M48 oiler.
The Cyrillic lettering on each side of the bottle translate to "oil" and "solvent".
2) Single compartment Mosin Nagant oil bottle with Izhevsk arsenal marking
3) Dual compartment Russian oil bottle.
The Cyrillic lettering on the bottle translates to:
Щ = Shchalock, which is an alkaline solution
Н = Neft, which means oil
4) Dual compartment Romanian oil bottle often found with Romanian Mosin-Nagants but actually it is a later model intended for the use with the SKS.
S = Unknown, but probably a cleaning solvent
U = Ulei which of course means oil.
5) Unknown. I'm open for ideas here.
I don't really collect them, but whenever I can I add one to my collection.
....I guess that means I do collect these too.



Here's a picture
Met vriendelijke groet,
Martin
Last edited by Dutch Mosin on Sat Apr 05, 2008 11:11 am, edited 1 time in total.