Archangel Mosin Nagant tactical stock and Timeny trigger

[pk64f100]

I purchased a Msin nagant Archangel stock to build a tactical rifle which comes with a 5 round magazine and 10 round can be ordered which i will be doing as soon as I build rifle with new stock. I read that if I purchase a new trigger the rifle can operate in semi auto mode does this really work? I have attached both the info on Archangel and Timney trigger.

1. Timney Trigger Mosin-Nagant 1-1/2 to 4 lb Steel Matte Product #: 559350

2. Promag - Archangel Mosin Nagant Stock, Black - Aa9130 Mfg Part #: AA9130

Also I have a nice Chineese 53 carbine which i plan on using as the donor rifle since stock is not great but the steel is all in very good condition. Thanks for your help!

 

[reverendbeer]

I read that if I purchase a new trigger the rifle can operate in semi auto mode does this really work?

Uh....no. There is no way for a bolt-action rifle to work that way without sooo many modifications.....just...no. It's....just....no.

No.

 

[Alphabrew]

OP, where did you read that about semi auto?

 

[CasualObserver]

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Originally Posted by pk64f100 View Post
I read that if I purchase a new trigger the rifle can operate in semi auto mode does this really work?

That is just crazy talk.

 

[Bertfish]

Clearly someone has developed a Pedersen device for the Mosin that takes the shape of a replacement trigger

 

[Goose Guy]

I like the look of the archangel, but I don't see how a new trigger could make a bolt gun a semi-auto. Only thing I know that could do that is a Pederson device. (edit: already been mentioned) Probably just compares the trigger pull to an M1A or something.

 

[pk64f100]

trigger article

I will look for the article to see exactly what it said.

 

[Machodoc]

This is sort of an anti-C&R post, actually.

"I have a nice Chineese 53 carbine which i plan on using as the donor rifle."

If it's a nice rifle, why ruin it?

 

[pk64f100]

Stock is beyond repair

To answer question, I purchased the rifle with this in mind stock is not repairable. I like projects and have another 53 which is my keeper.

 

[C-Par]

I plan to do the same thing with my T-53. No big deal b/c I can always return it to orginal condition. I plan to use a brasstack mount and need to find a scoup ling eye relief scope I like. Maybe even a red dot.

The 10 rd magazine filled with 7.62x54R is AWESOME.

 

[Kman]

OP, where did you read that about semi auto?

No...semi auto is silly.


It's full auto.




J/K

 

[yellowsled]

Full Auto M91/31. Sweeeeeeet, Sign me up!

 

[Semper Noctem]

Full Auto M91/31. Sweeeeeeet, Sign me up!

Man, talk about needing to see a chiropractor!

 

[Melnic]

You will likely be spending alot of money and get a dissapointment to try to semi auto a Mosin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedersen_device

I did quickly find some info on google that one was made and sold at auction.
If you don't want to spend alot of $$ and you want semi auto and cheap ammo, get an SKS.

 

[Alphabrew]

You will likely be spending alot of money and get a dissapointment to try to semi auto a Mosin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedersen_device

I did quickly find some info on google that one was made and sold at auction.
If you don't want to spend alot of $$ and you want semi auto and cheap ammo, get an SKS.

Or an SVT-40 (costs 2x + as much as an SKS but makes up for it by shooting 54r)

 

[Melnic]

Or an SVT-40 (costs 2x + as much as an SKS but makes up for it by shooting 54r)

Just 2x? I thought that was $1K+ and hard to come by. I guess I"m spoiled by my $199 RT repaired SKS shooting $.25/round non-corrosive Tulammo.

 

[Alphabrew]

Just 2x? I thought that was $1K+ and hard to come by. I guess I"m spoiled by my $199 RT repaired SKS shooting $.25/round non-corrosive Tulammo.

I think I said "2x +" meaning more than 2x. I was thinking $450 for an SKS vs. more than $900 for an SVT-40.