The M44 was refurbed at Yugoslavian 1 Tehnicki Remontni Zavod ("1" stands for Cacak, Serbia and the "TRZ" translates to "technical repair facility") and is stamped 1TRZ on the butstock.
Tito's Mosin's
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Tito's Mosin's
These are 2 Yugo refurb'ed Mosin Nagant's in my collection, a 44 Izhevsk PU sniper and a 46 Izhevsk M44 carbine. The PU sniper was refurbed at Vojna Radionica 124, (Military Workshop 124) and is stamped /BP124\ on the butstock.
The M44 was refurbed at Yugoslavian 1 Tehnicki Remontni Zavod ("1" stands for Cacak, Serbia and the "TRZ" translates to "technical repair facility") and is stamped 1TRZ on the butstock.
The M44 was refurbed at Yugoslavian 1 Tehnicki Remontni Zavod ("1" stands for Cacak, Serbia and the "TRZ" translates to "technical repair facility") and is stamped 1TRZ on the butstock.
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Re: Tito's Mosin's
Those are interesting. And... a pretty fair percentage of matching serial numbers too. It till amazes me how much the Commies loved to mix the parts up.
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Re: Tito's Mosin's
Yep they loved to swap parts, but there bluing is as good as any sporting rifle around, (makes even a mix-master look good)Niner wrote:Those are interesting. And... a pretty fair percentage of matching serial numbers too. It till amazes me how much the Commies loved to mix the parts up.
“The only real power comes out of a long rifle" - Joseph Stalin